All Projects
The science and research conducted as part of the International Upper Great Lakes Study was essential to support the Study Board's key findings and recommendations. A list of projects is provided below. Use the filters provided to help find what you're looking for, and select "View Details" to find more information about projects you are interested in.
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- GLERL Component NBS
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Tim Hunter; Andrew Gronewold, Anne Clites
GLERL component net basin supplies used in various studies of the water balance and impacts on Great Lakes levels and flows - View details
- Sensitivity Analysis of Lake Erie Water Balance
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Frank H. Quinn;
Lake Erie water balance analysis to determine Erie inflows and their contribution to low levels on Lake Michigan-Huron - View details
- NBS Comparison Analysis
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Frank H. Quinn;
Comparison of component and residual net basin supplies, the methods, results, uncertainty, and recommended uses. - View details
- Changes in NBS Components and Explanatory Variables
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Taha Ouarda; Eghbal Ehsanzadeh, Hadiza Saley, Naveed Khaliq, Ousmane Seidou, Christian Charron, Deborah Lee, Alain Pietroniro
Analysis of hydroclimate variables to investigate impacts of possible climate change on Great Lakes basin. - View details
- Estimated Ice Impacts from Apparent Flow Retardation
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Rob Caldwell;
Estimation of potential/actual long-term ice impacts in connecting channels using recent apparent flow retardation estimates. - View details
- Deterministic Evaluation of Change in Huron - Erie Fall
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Deborah Lee; Travis Dahl
Sensitivity analysis of channel conveyance, NBS, ice & weeds, and Superior outflow impacts on fall between Mich.-Huron & Erie - View details
- Rationalizing Decline in Michigan-Huron Levels
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Bryan Tolson;
Coordinated Great Lakes Regulation & Routing Model experiments to assess hydrologic/hydraulic factor impacts on lake levels - View details
- Anthropogenic Changes to Upper Lakes Levels
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Frank H. Quinn;
Data analysis and computer modelling to holistically assess impacts of anthropogenic changes on Great Lakes levels. - View details
- Direct Observations of Evaporation
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Chris Spence; Peter Blanken, Newell Hedstrom
Instruments were installed on lakes Superior and Huron to collect meteorological data for the purpose of measuring evaporation - View details
- Upper Lakes 1860-1899 NBS
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Frank H. Quinn;
A methodology was developed to derive residual NBS estimates from historical data for the period 1860-1899 - View details