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Code Table Request - Add "processed for phytoliths" #7798

Closed WaigePilson closed 4 months ago

WaigePilson commented 5 months ago

Initial Request

Goal

Add a preparation method of "processed for phytoliths" to the code table for preparation method (part attribute)

Context

Our UWBM Paleobotany and Paleobotany Reference collections contain numerous sediment/soil/plant specimens which have been used to extract phytolith (microscopic biogenic silica contained in plant tissues) content. This is a standardized set of lab procedures I need to be able to add this attribute to slide or residue parts which have been processed from the sediment sample to distinguish those parts from the geosample part parent, to note the date and name of the person who did the processing, etc.

Table

https://arctos.database.museum/info/ctDocumentation.cfm?table=ctpreparation_method

Proposed Value

processed for phytoliths

Proposed Definition

chemical and physical processing of rock, soil, or plant samples to produce residue of phytolith (biogenic amorphous silica) content; exact preparation methods may vary by lab (see e.g., Piperno, 1988; Strömberg, 2003), describe any precise method details in method.

Priority

High priority, I cannot import legacy parts data until this is resolved

Helpful Actions

@ArctosDB/arctos-code-table-administrators @Nicole-Ridgwell-NMMNHS

Approval

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Implementation

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Special Exemptions

In very specific cases and by prior approval of The Committee, the approval process may be skipped, and implementation requirements may be slightly altered. Please note here if you are proceeding under one of these use cases.

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WaigePilson commented 5 months ago

See also related issues #7799, issues #7800, issues #7801

Jegelewicz commented 5 months ago

Suggest simplifying to

processed for phytoliths

WaigePilson commented 5 months ago

Suggest simplifying to

processed for phytoliths

Agreed! I have updated

Jegelewicz commented 5 months ago

And also change

chemical and physical processing of rock, soil, or plant samples to produce residue of phytolith (biogenic amorphous silica) content; exact preparation methods may vary by lab (see e.g., Piperno, 1988; Strömberg, 2003), describe any precise method details in remark method.

WaigePilson commented 5 months ago

And also change

chemical and physical processing of rock, soil, or plant samples to produce residue of phytolith (biogenic amorphous silica) content; exact preparation methods may vary by lab (see e.g., Piperno, 1988; Strömberg, 2003), describe any precise method details in remark method.

done!

Nicole-Ridgwell-NMMNHS commented 5 months ago

I support this.

Jegelewicz commented 5 months ago

@dustymc this just needs your approval.

WaigePilson commented 4 months ago

@dustymc does this have approval? thank you!

Jegelewicz commented 4 months ago

added