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Last eventID:

39003122026

Last sampleID (physical sample label):

38403112026-385

Each eventID represents a unique sampling event (for example a boxcore or a plankton net). The eventID is a combination of a unique number, and the date when sampling was conducted. Each eventID, can result in several physical samples, each of them with a unique sampleID.

Last recorded eventIDs

DateSubmissioncollectorTimeSubmissioneventID
12/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:18:25 am39003122026
12/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:17:30 am38903122026
12/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:16:12 am38803122026
12/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:15:07 am38703122026
12/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:13:55 am38603122026
11/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:29:41 am38403112026
11/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:28:32 am38303112026
11/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:26:28 am38203112026
11/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:24:57 am38103112026
10/03/2026Morten Krogstad11:34:27 am38003102026

Each sampleID represents a sample taken from the sampling event, and is stored in the database with the eventID as its parentEventID.

Last recorded sampleIDs

parentEventIDsampleTypeTreatmentsample eventID
38403112026phytoplankton38403112026-385
36402242026Zooplankton36402242026-367
36502242026Phytoplankton36502242026-366
36202192026Plankton juday net36202192026-363
35902042026phytoplankton35902042026-360
35501202026Plankton juday net35501202026-357
35501202026Phytoplankton35501202026-356
35112092025Phytoplankton35112092025-353
34811242025Plankton juday net34811242025-350
34711242025Phytoplankton34711242025-349

All samples collected from a sampling event, should be labelled with a sampleID, this include samples not stored (for example dry weight samples).