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The document explains eligibility requirements, emphasizing institutional affiliation, and provides a checklist of required materials for the NKAGSA-1 application packet. It details required supplemental documents including project overview, participant bios, detailed maps, field plans, sampling and mitigation methods, sample storage/transport/curation, and collaborations or public outreach, plus key reporting obligations and deadlines.","General Scientific Research in Greenland: Application instructions Application deadline: May 1st for the current calendar year’s summer field season  \nScientific research in Greenland requires the issuance of a GSR-1 permit for all activities related to sub-surface testing and collection of scientific samples. This includes permission to conduct any work that may potentially disturb or impact the natural environment or nationally registered cultural sites or monuments through survey. Permits are only granted to projects with an institutional affiliation. Independent researchers without some form of institutional support are not eligible to apply.  \nPlease send the NKAGSA-1 application form and all requested supplemental documents as a single PDF file to[nka@natmus.gl](nka@natmus.gl. Supplemental)[. Supplemental](nka@natmus.gl. Supplemental) documents Include:  \n1. General project overview (max. 1 page).  \n2. Participant bios for Principal Investigator (PI) and senior personnel (1-page per participant).  \n3. Detailed maps. Please provide detailed maps of the locations to be visited. Please be sure to include:  \na. Satellite images or topographic maps, preferably with a scale of 1: 250.000 (please also include scale bars, North arrow and a map legend for any significant points of interest) . Locations of registered heritage sites and monuments in Greenland can also be found by going to:  \n[http://nunniffi](http://nunniffi)[it. natmus.gl/cbkort](it. natmus.gl/cbkort)  \nb. Landing sites, base camp locations and travel routes.  \nc. Coordinates should be in UTM or Decimal Degrees.  \n4. Field plan and methods (1-2 pages). Please provide a description of your field plan and field methodology. This should include information about:  \na. Scientific rationale and strategy for data collection.  \nb. If you wish to excavate or sample: please specify what types and how many natural/cultural sites and features you plan to investigate and the square area (in meters) that you plan to excavate or test.  \nc. Plans to mitigate any potential disturbance to the natural environment or cultural landscape.  \n5. Storage, transport and curation plan of scientific samples (1-2 pages). Please provide a short summary of what types of samples you plan to collect. In addition, please provide information on storage, transport and the long-term curation of the samples, including timelines for repatriation of materials back to Greenland. Please also address the following questions:  \na. Are any of the samples of a sensitive nature (i. e. human remains, exotic or endangered animal species, rare minerals, etc.) Do you have the proper permits to collect/export the samples? (Please note: all archaeological investigations retrieving and shipping animal bone materials should have CITES permitting).  \nb. Do you plan to perform any form of destructive analysis on the materials collected?  \nc. Do you have the financial resources and facilities available for long-term curation, conservation, storage and ultimate repatriation of the samples? Please demonstrate that your project has budgeted for the long-term conservation and repatriation of any materials collected while in the field. 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