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Specimen Record

ContinentAsia
CountryPhilippines
LocalitySiquijor I, Sw Of, Bohol Sea
Latitude9.2
Longitude123.533333
Institution CodeQm
Collection CodePorifera
Catalog NumberG318545
Collected ByScripps Institution Of Oceanography
Date Collected1991-04-07

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Queensland Museum provider for OZCAM
https://collections.ala.org.au/public/show/dr344

Queensland Museum provider for OZCAM Queensland Museum collections date back to the 1860s. Many early specimen records contained incomplete or inaccurate spatial information and in such cases, no interpretation of accuracy has been applied herein. When the museum commenced databasing in the mid-1980s, terms were introduced to represent assumed accuracies of collecting information. The terms below are a refinement of disparate lists and have been used for mapping to the Darwin Core field 'coordinateUncertaintyInMeters'. The table below shows how the terms are represented in metres of accuracy and the assumptions made in assigning these values. Term coordinateUncertainty InMeters Assumptions Surveyed (ground control) 1 International Terrestrial Reference Frame is used for ground survey mapping Google Earth 20 Latitude and longitude taken from Google Earth by positioning cursor over land feature GPS reading 50 In-field GPS reading, but correct datum is not assumed Collector's data 500 Generalised - usually legacy data, pre-GPS Centrepoint of geographic unit 1000 Centroid values used when no other, more accurate method has been recorded, (e.g. "Fraser Island"). Gazetteer 1000 Gazeteer values used when no other, more accurate method has been recorded,(e.g. "Bundaberg, Queensland"). Geographic location given 1000 Gazeteer values used when no other, more accurate method has been recorded, (e.g. "Blue Lake"). Point in Polygon method 10000 Centroid values used when no other, more accurate method has been recorded, (e.g. "Springbrook National Park"). Regional Approximation 10000 Centroid values used when no other, more accurate method has been recorded, (e.g. "Torres Strait"). Level 1 - excellent 20 Adopted CSIRO terminology Level 2 - good 50 Adopted CSIRO terminology Level 3 - satisfactory 100 Adopted CSIRO terminology Level 4 - poor 500 Adopted CSIRO terminology Level 5 - doubtful 1000 Adopted CSIRO terminology Geological Map (1:25 000 scale) 25 Accuracy by designation Topographic Map (1:25 000 scale) 25 Accuracy by designation Geological Map (1:50 000 scale) 50 Accuracy by designation Topographic Map (1:50 000 scale) 50 Accuracy by designation Geological Map (1:100 000 scale) 100 Accuracy by designation Topographic Map (1:100 000 scale) 100 Accuracy by designation Geological Map (1:250 000 scale) 250 Accuracy by designation Topographic Map (1:250 000 scale) 250 Accuracy by designation Geological Map (1:500 000 scale) 500 Accuracy by designation Topographic Map (1:500 000 scale) 500 Accuracy by designation Topographic Map (1:1 000 000 scale) 1000 Accuracy by designation Map Reading - accurate to 1 minute 1853 Mathematical extrapolation

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