Global Positioning System Coordinate Collection Sample Clauses

Global Positioning System Coordinate Collection. Global positioning system (GPS) location coordinates will be recorded in basic accordance with Site-specific SOP CDM-XXXXX-09, GPS Coordinate Collection and Handling (see Appendix B). For this investigation, GPS coordinates will be collected as follows: ▪ Tree Bark – collect GPS coordinates from a location immediately adjacent to the selected tree. ▪ Duff – GPS coordinates are not required as the coordinates collected for tree bark will be in close proximity to duff sampling locations. GPS coordinates will be collected as Sample Points, requiring the input of sample identification (ID) (also referred to as index ID) and location ID. Since multiple samples may be attributed to one area, for this sampling program the index ID will be input as ‘N/A’, for not applicable. Field-collected GPS data are converted to a usable geographic information system (GIS) format using the general processes described in SOP CDM-XXXXX-09. After the conversion from GPS points to GIS files, 100% of the data is checked visually to identify any potential data entry errors.
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Global Positioning System Coordinate Collection. For this investigation, global positioning system (GPS) coordinates will be collected for all bait and camera locations, as well as the specific area where deer and elk are collected. GPS location coordinates will be recorded in basic accordance with Site-specific SOP CDM-XXXXX-09, GPS Coordinate Collection and Handling (see Appendix B). GPS coordinates will be collected as Sample Points, requiring the input of sample identification (ID) number (also referred to as index ID) and location ID. Since multiple samples may be attributed to one area, for this sampling program the index ID will be input as ‘N/A’. Field-collected GPS data are converted to a usable geographic information system (GIS) format using the general processes described in SOP CDM-XXXXX-09. After the conversion from GPS points to GIS files, 100% of the data is checked visually to identify any potential data entry errors.
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