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+ + +There should be several blank copies of this New Cave Data sheet in the lever-arch file + holding the plastic survey wallets, after the index sheet. +
This has fallen out of use in recent years, but is needed because the online form for registering a new cave +is complicated and needs some thought, whereas anyone can fill out this paper data sheet immediately. + +
Usually the paper sheet will be put away in the same plastic wallet as that used for the underground survey notes +and sketches of the newly-discovered cave, and the entrance location will be entered as GPS coordinates. + +
Occasionally, an entrance is discovered during a surface survey, and no underground exploration is done, in +which case this data sheet should be put in the same wallet as the surface survey notes. +
Anyone setting out on a surface prospecting trip should take a few of these with them and fill them out in +the field at the new entrance. +
There should be 2 or 3 pages of this index sheet printed out and stored at the front of the lever-arch file + holding the plastic survey wallets in the potato hut. + +
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Click on the image on the right for a page of further instructions.
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-Image of wallet index sheet - click for larger image
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