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      <title>Good SAMaritans – How to model sampling protocols in Survey and Monitoring (SAM) datasets</title>
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      <description>Welcome back to our series of post where Kate Ingenloff and I teach you how to model and share Survey and Monitoring (SAM) data using Darwin Core with the goal of publishing the data to GBIF.
So far, we have published three posts in the series: an introduction to SAM data, how to model survey targets, and how to model survey location and time. We try to make this series fun and entertaining (mostly thanks to our mascot, Sam the Secretary Bird).</description>
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