Step 1: Print and take Instructions with you on your passage.
| Instructions |
Step 2: Print one datasheet per transect.
For Example: A 15 day passage, doing two 30 minute observations per day, you would need to print 30 copies (2-sided printing is best).
For Example: A 15 day passage, doing two 30 minute observations per day, you would need to print 30 copies (2-sided printing is best).
| Datasheet |
Step 3: Mail Completed Datasheets
Trans Pacific Marine Debris Survey
PO Box 61901
Honolulu, HI 96839
Trans Pacific Marine Debris Survey
PO Box 61901
Honolulu, HI 96839
Why do we still use paper?
"Less is More"
In the harsh environments mother nature stirs up, paper datasheets offer more flexibility and lower risk potential. Although it means more work for researchers to enter data into a spreadsheet, paper datasheets are easy for volunteer observers to use.
Print on rite in the rain paper for more durability.
"Less is More"
In the harsh environments mother nature stirs up, paper datasheets offer more flexibility and lower risk potential. Although it means more work for researchers to enter data into a spreadsheet, paper datasheets are easy for volunteer observers to use.
Print on rite in the rain paper for more durability.