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Field Notes Consolidation

I just returned from [site=Site C] where I took grab samples and handheld readings. I have three pages of handwritten …

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CDecide — “help me choose”I just returned from [site=Site C] where I took grab samples and handheld readings. I have…+
I just returned from [site=Site C] where I took grab samples and handheld readings. I have three pages of handwritten notes, a folder of photos, and an instrument log that still timestamps in local device time. The regulator expects reliable contamination numbers in [deadline=tomorrow]'s submission and I cannot hand them something sloppy. Tell me the most likely clerical and metadata errors to check (time offsets, photo timestamps, unit mismatches, missing chain-of-custody) and the single, stepwise way to assemble these into one audited PDF so I can archive and report without back-and-forth. Do not rewrite methods; focus on what I must verify now and what would force me to repeat sampling.
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I finished a short field day and have loose notes, photos, and an instrument CSV that must become the case file.

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