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 "snippet": "The Grab Samples feature class is a collection of sediment grab locations and their respective summary attributes. These data were compiled from multiple agencies conducting investigations and studies relevant to outer continental shelf (OCS) non-energy mineral resource (e.g. sand, gravel, shell) management. Many of these efforts were funded at least partially by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) (formerly known as the Minerals Management Service). The summary information for each grab location includes (but is not limited to) grab ID, state, date/time, x/y coordinates (and horizontal datum), sampling device, elevation (and vertical datum), penetration depth, study ID, and source agency contact information. Laboratory analyses of sediment sample data (if available; e.g. textural classification, grain-size analyses, Munsell color, etc.) are contained in the related Samples table. The associated study report(s) are linked via the Link Documents table. This feature class will be updated as new data are received.",
 "description": "The Grab Samples feature class is a collection of sediment grab locations and their respective summary attributes. These data were compiled from multiple agencies conducting investigations and studies relevant to outer continental shelf (OCS) non-energy mineral resource (e.g. sand, gravel, shell) management. Many of these efforts were funded at least partially by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) (formerly known as the Minerals Management Service). The summary information for each grab location includes (but is not limited to) grab ID, state, date/time, x/y coordinates (and horizontal datum), sampling device, elevation (and vertical datum), penetration depth, study ID, and source agency contact information. Laboratory analyses of sediment sample data (if available; e.g. textural classification, grain-size analyses, Munsell color, etc.) are contained in the related Samples table. The associated study report(s) are linked via the Link Documents table. This feature class will be updated as new data are received.",
 "summary": "The Grab Samples feature class is a collection of sediment grab locations and their respective summary attributes. These data were compiled from multiple agencies conducting investigations and studies relevant to outer continental shelf (OCS) non-energy mineral resource (e.g. sand, gravel, shell) management. Many of these efforts were funded at least partially by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) (formerly known as the Minerals Management Service). The summary information for each grab location includes (but is not limited to) grab ID, state, date/time, x/y coordinates (and horizontal datum), sampling device, elevation (and vertical datum), penetration depth, study ID, and source agency contact information. Laboratory analyses of sediment sample data (if available; e.g. textural classification, grain-size analyses, Munsell color, etc.) are contained in the related Samples table. The associated study report(s) are linked via the Link Documents table. This feature class will be updated as new data are received.",
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  "GEOGRAPHIC REGION > GLOBAL OCEAN",
  "GULF OF MEXICO",
  "In Situ/laboratory Instruments > Corers > Sediment Corers",
  "Sea-floor characteristics",
  "Geomorphology",
  "Ocean Bottom",
  "VERTICAL LOCATION > SEA FLOOR",
  "ATLANTIC OCEAN",
  "In Situ/Laboratory Instruments > Corers > CORING DEVICES",
  "Sand Resources",
  "Outer Continental Shelf",
  "Location",
  "Mineral Resources",
  "OCS > Outer Continental Shelf Program",
  "ESRI Point Shapefile",
  "Oceans",
  "EARTH SCIENCE > Oceans > Marine Sediments",
  "Geoscientific Information",
  "Scientific archives",
  "Marine Geology",
  "Geophysical Survey",
  "Physical Habitats",
  "Submarine geology",
  "Grab Sample",
  "Stratigraphic",
  "GLOBAL OCEAN",
  "Electronic records",
  "EARTH SCIENCE > Oceans > Marine Sediments > Sedimentary Textures",
  "Oceanography",
  "NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN",
  "SEA FLOOR",
  "Geology",
  "US",
  "EARTH SCIENCE > Oceans > Marine Environment Monitoring",
  "EARTH SCIENCE > Paleoclimate > Ocean/Lake Records > Sediments",
  "Substrate"
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