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Geo-referencing The Field: Or NOT! 2,562,094 Catalogue records 430,945 Sites 53,184 With co-ordinates Title: “Georeferencing the Field – One point at time, one collection manager at a time or NOT.” What kind of objects you are georeferencing: Cultural and biological specimens/artifacts (including, botanical, zoological, palaeontological, mineralogical and anthropological). How many objects are there to be georeferenced: Approx. 2.5 million electronic records. Approx. 380,000 sites. Whom you will train to do the georeferencing: Collections Managers; GIS students; Natural History interns; Public via crowd-sourcing. What method(s) you're planning to use for georeferencing: Pre-processing of site data by project/collection staff followed by as many automated batch processes as possible. Geo-referencing The Field: One point at a time! One collections manager at a time!