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      <title>Good SAMaritans – Modelling survey location, date and time when publishing Survey and Monitoring data to GBIF</title>
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      <description>If you are new here, this post is the third installment in a series about modelling and sharing survey and monitoring (SAM) data on GBIF. My name is Marie, I am a Data Administrator at the GBIF Secretariat, and I am learning how to work with SAM data.
In my quest to improve my SAM data literacy skills, I am accompanied by the wise Kate Ingenloff, our SAM data modelling expert as well as Sam the Secretary Bird, our silly mascot.</description>
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