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Creating a Sample community sample is simple process:

    • Step 1: Click the 'Create New Community Sample' button
    • Step 2: Enter: Site - Date - Time
    • Step 3: "Create" from the Actions column
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Once a sample is created, users can:

  • Edit Community Samples (Fish, Invertebrate, Algae)
  • Create Lab Orders (Invertebrate, Algae)
  • Enter fish taxonomic results (Fish)
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NEW User-Specified Fish and Invertebrate Data Entry Forms:

Most data entry forms are designed to support specific protocols (i.e. NAWQA or NRSA); however...

User-specified Fish (FGEN) and User-specified Invertebrate (IGEN) data entry forms provide a more generalized set of fields to accommodate a wider variety of protocols

  • these forms require the user to choose a "Sampling Method Reference" to ensure that the field sampling protocol is known
  • if you don't see the protocol you are using listed, please Contact Us

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