CLASSIFICATIONSGREAT LAKES (NORTH AMERICA)ICE MAPPINGLAKESRADAR DATASYNTHETIC APERTURE RADARGreak Lakes Ice Cover Mapping Synthetic Aperture Radar SARNo Abstract AvailableNghiem, SJet Propulsion LaboratoryLeshkevich, GKwok, R
The Great Lakes are far enough north that the lakes' surfaces often have partial ice cover. Occasionally the ice cover is be extensive enough or thick enough to interfere with commercial shipping. This image was capture on February 21, 2014 by NASA's Aqua satellite....
Michigan is a place where anglers can take up their rod and fish year-round. Winter is no exception, with thousands of lakes open to ice fishing.experiences. Mar, 12 20170 CommentsFull Story Try a Spring Bobber! If you’ve never tried a spring bobber out ice fishing, you’re missing ou...
ByJohn Dodge CHICAGO (CBS)-- Last week's brief thaw melted much of the ice covering Lake Michigan, but three of the Great Lakes still remain nearly entirely on ice. The latest images from a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration satellite, show that much of Lake Michigan thawed over...
ice cover on the lakes was 7 percent. This is the lowest ice cover measured on this date of any year since 1973, when satellite-based record-keeping began. What little ice is present skirts the coastlines of the lakes. A strip of ice can be seen crossing Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. In...
El Niño, ice cover, and Great Lakes phosphorus: Implications for climate warming Phosphorus concentrations in a 19-year record of the Lake Huron outflow (Laurentian Great Lakes of North America) were negatively correlated with the exten... KH Nicholls - 《Limnology & Oceanography》 被引量: ...
Ice formation and loss in the Laurentian Great Lakes has a strong impact on regional climate, weather, economy and ecology in North America. To record the ice changes during the winter season, Great Lakes ice cover data has been collected and maintained since 1973 by Canadian Ice Service, U....
The region comes alive during winter. But both culture and the economy suffer when the cold doesn’t come.
The Great Lakes helped make the U.S. an economic powerhouse. Now climate change, pollution, and invasive species threaten their complex ecosystems.
Within the Great Lakes region of North America, e.g., lithostratigraphy has traditionally underpinned stratigraphic understanding of the succession deposited by several ice lobes along the southern sector of the Laurentide Ice Sheet (Mickelson et al., 1983; ...