Hightide Scat Submission Work ((top))

In a high-tide survey, teams focus on the and Splash Zone . This is where oil and marine debris often concentrate because they are pushed and stranded by the rising tide. Key Objectives

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High Tide generally uses a submission manager or a dedicated portal. Follow these steps to ensure your work isn't discarded on a technicality: Review the Current Theme

High tide scat submission work is crucial because it allows researchers to collect samples during a specific tidal phase. During high tide, marine animals like seals and sea lions often haul out on beaches or rocky shores to rest, feed, or give birth. This is an ideal time for researchers to collect scat samples, as these animals are more likely to defecate while on land.

The system compares the new data against historic shoreline baselines to prevent data duplication.

Take high-resolution photographs of the shoreline substrate and any observed ecological impacts.Attach these images directly to the corresponding segment form within the HighTide interface.Ensure the internal camera settings allow HighTide to embed exact metadata, time stamps, and compass headings. 4. QA/QC Review (Quality Assurance / Quality Control)