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      <title>Good SAMaritans – How to model survey targets in Survey and Monitoring (SAM) datasets</title>
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      <description>Welcome to the second installment of our series on publishing Survey and Monitoring (“SAM”) data to GBIF where I’m simultaneously learning how to do it and teaching you at the same time. I am still supervised by Kate Ingenloff, our survey data mapping expert.
If you haven’t already, you can read our first post: https://data-blog.gbif.org/post/sam-introduction/ in which I introduce our mascot, Sam the Secretary bird. If you prefer learning the art of publishing SAM data without fluffy writing and doodles, I recommend reading Kate’s comprehensive guide here: https://doi.</description>
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