If you would like to work on a section of the log please
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- remember to say which section you would like to work on
- a link to the workbook, for your transcriptions, will be provided to you in this board
- let us know if you would rather work in Excel, LibreCalc, or Google Sheets
- each section of the log must be transcribed by three different transcribers
Please ensure that you read these information pages before transcribing
1) Transcribing: capturing the log details, and information resources
2) Transcribing: managing your recording workbook
Dates are in the format YYYYMMDD. Links to log book pages are shown in blue
| Journey section/Users (3) | Date from | Date to | General Position | Comments |
| A* | 18841129 | 18850325 | Southern Pacific Ocean | Cross equator heading north |
| B arboggs (Strm A); AvastMH (Strm B); CATPerrault (Strm C) | 18850326 | 18850629 | North Pacific Ocean | Ice reports |
| C arboggs (Strm A); AvastMH (Strm B); CATPerrault (Strm C) | 18850630 | 18851105 | North Pacific Ocean | End of season and trip to home port |
Note:
*Volume A will be transcribed last to allow transcription of ice events in the first instance.
Thank you for your help
Note 26 walrus on Aug 17 1885 https://archive.org/details/lucretiaste ... r/page/259
example page covers https://archive.org/details/lucretiaste ... r/page/261 (1st Sept)
https://archive.org/details/lucretiaste ... r/page/253 mentions ground ice - this appears fairly often through whaler logs. It may represent a number of different ice forms. The science team request that we note it as 'ground ice' in the sea ice 3 words column.