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Appendix B. Observatory Instrument Data Sheet An example <strong>of</strong> instrument datasheet is proposed hereunder. This description will be used also for the ongoing discussions inside FixO3 for the sensor registry and Yellow Pages activities. Device description Device Picture Manufacturer: Model: Serial Number: Description: Contact Property <strong>of</strong>: Contact person: E-mail: Phone: Purchasing / rental or cession information 111
Receiving date First commissioning Condition New acquisition Indefinite free cession On rental Yielded for one project Other Project FixO3 – xxx Instrument value € Instrument Location Shore Station ◯ Buoy Meteorological (emerged) Oceanographic (submerged) Instrument Instrument ◯ ○ Seabed Station Cabled Instrument ◉ Autonomous Instrument ○ 112
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Contents Executive Summary ........
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maintenance procedure, periodicity,
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and materials for the removal of fo
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volumetric techniques such as bleac
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