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  1. Main Page‏‎ (307,959 views)
  2. Scripps Institution of Oceanography Geological Collections‏‎ (80,855 views)
  3. Lamont-Doherty Core Repository Sediment Cores and Dredges‏‎ (79,285 views)
  4. Polar Rock Repository‏‎ (63,950 views)
  5. Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey‏‎ (60,651 views)
  6. ESIP curation procedures‏‎ (40,023 views)
  7. LDEO Curation Procedure‏‎ (29,671 views)
  8. PRR Curation Procedure‏‎ (29,422 views)
  9. Sample curation procedure‏‎ (18,425 views)
  10. ISI Repository‏‎ (18,304 views)
  11. Folksy‏‎ (10,460 views)
  12. Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory‏‎ (9,090 views)
  13. Dredges‏‎ (8,197 views)
  14. Chips‏‎ (8,142 views)
  15. Cuttings‏‎ (7,950 views)
  16. Scripps Institution of Oceanography‏‎ (7,939 views)
  17. Rock Cores‏‎ (5,657 views)
  18. Academic repository‏‎ (3,956 views)
  19. Sediment Cores and Dredges‏‎ (3,841 views)
  20. Core samples are stored in cold rooms while dredge and rock samples are stored in bags or boxes not in cold rooms‏‎ (3,773 views)
  21. Samples are inventoried and curated internally including photos when applicable‏‎ (3,736 views)
  22. Rock Specimens‏‎ (3,603 views)
  23. State/federal repository‏‎ (3,520 views)
  24. Then we go to town‏‎ (3,480 views)
  25. 1 Samples are delivered to repository‏‎ (3,478 views)
  26. 2 Samples are described weighed measured for susceptibility and photographed‏‎ (3,466 views)
  27. First we go to market‏‎ (3,455 views)
  28. ESIP‏‎ (3,393 views)
  29. 3 Samples are stored in climate controlled conditions‏‎ (3,379 views)
  30. Then we have roast beef‏‎ (3,332 views)
  31. Sample information is then migrated to UCSD Library database and IMLGS database‏‎ (3,276 views)
  32. 2 If samples have not been split shipboard it is done on site‏‎ (3,249 views)
  33. Samples are delivered to repository‏‎ (3,248 views)
  34. Moratorium on sampling by users other then collecting PI stands for 2 years then samples are open for others to sample‏‎ (3,206 views)
  35. Mineral Specimens‏‎ (3,204 views)
  36. Experimentally-derived materials‏‎ (3,129 views)
  37. 3 Samples are then described and photographed‏‎ (3,126 views)
  38. Then we have none‏‎ (3,083 views)
  39. ISI‏‎ (3,050 views)
  40. Museum‏‎ (3,044 views)
  41. Gas Samples‏‎ (3,035 views)
  42. Commercial repository‏‎ (2,992 views)
  43. Ice Cores‏‎ (2,977 views)
  44. 4 Samples are made available online for research museum and educational use‏‎ (2,902 views)
  45. Liquid, Aqueous Samples‏‎ (2,862 views)
  46. Liquid, Organic Samples‏‎ (2,858 views)
  47. Private collection‏‎ (2,793 views)
  48. 2 Samples are‏‎ (2,779 views)
  49. Teaching collection (K-12 schools)‏‎ (2,719 views)
  50. 6 Samples remain available to PI and colleagues for 2 years They must fill out sampling forms for both destructive and non-destructive sampling‏‎ (2,716 views)

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