Samlingsbasert

Samlingsbasert is a Norwegian adjective describing something that is based on gathering or collecting. The term comes from samling, meaning collection or gathering, and basert, meaning based on. It is used in various domains to indicate that the core method, process, or organization centers on the act of collecting.

In research and data handling, samlingsbaserte tilnærminger emphasize assembling data from multiple sources or samples before analysis, rather than starting from a fixed dataset or relying solely on real-time streams. The approach can apply to environmental monitoring, social surveys, or market research where results depend on a corpus of collected observations.

In archival, library, and museum contexts, samlingsbasert dokumentasjon or management describes work that is organized around a physical or digital collection. Metadata, access, preservation, and curation are designed to reflect and serve the collection as a whole.

In education and project work, samlingsbasert can describe curricula or activities that revolve around collected artifacts, student submissions, or field samples, placing emphasis on the aggregation of evidence or resources.

Notes: The exact meaning depends on context, and some domains may prefer related terms such as innsamlingsbasert or samleregistreringsbasert. The term remains common in Norwegian technical and scholarly writing, where clarity comes from specifying what is being collected and how the collection is used.