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Orientation data was not uploading correctly through MUT. The first core in an uploaded file would be uploaded as the correct core. The remaining cores in that same file would be uploaded as a different core. It was strange that one core would upload as Hole C for example, while the remainder would be uploaded as Hole B, because the header line of the file is the only place that specifies the hole. The developer determined the issue was a statically defined variable. The issue would only appear if data from more than one hole is uploaded at the same time. The short holes and rapid turnover of orientation tools is likely why this issue arose this expedition and not before. A new version of MUT was rolled out and the data was re-uploaded. Old data that was incorrect was cancelled.
Appendix
A.1 Discrete Sample Information
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