Article by Dale Bergeron (MN Sea Grant) and Gene Clark (WI Sea Grant) which appeared from Great Lakes Seaway Review, July-September 2010. Port Asset Values & Economic Impacts
A simple table allowing comparison of the features of various visualization software products that can be used to visualize the impacts of climate change. Comparison of Visualization Software
This project utilized geographic information systems (GIS) and 3D visualization software to synthesize the most recent topographic and bathymetric (topo/bathy) data available and visualize the potential impacts of increased variability[…]
This project utilized more recent GIS software, updated climate modeling, and new topographic/bathymetric data to visualize the potential impacts of increased variability of Great Lakes water levels on sections of[…]
Final Report for the NOAA (SARP) Project: Coastal Resource Management/Water Resources Management. An overview and results of the climate impacts on sediment models for the Maumee River. Climate Change Impact[…]
Which Great Lakes factors will increase and which will decrease as a result of climate change? There’s little doubt that climate change will have wide-ranging impacts on the Great Lakes[…]
What do climate models predict about tree and bird ranges? Climate is the general character of the weather that exists over a particular region of the earth for a long[…]
How will a changing climate affect Lake Erie yellow perch? This presentation is based on research and information provided by Dr. Stuart Ludsin at Ohio State University. More background information[…]
The Great Lakes Sea Grant Climate Network Logic Models were developed in 2011 to help guide the work of Sea Grant climate specialists, both within their states and within the[…]
The Great Lakes region includes almost 10,000 miles of shoreline (more than the U.S. East Coast), and 20% of the world’s surface freshwater. There are 85 million residents (a quarter[…]
