By Xiaofan Zhang, GLOS Cyberinfrastructure Data Analyst Intern in 2021 Originally published on the Great Lakes Bottom Mapping Working Group To help complete an open, high-density map of the lakefloor…
Tim joined the Bottom Mapping Working Group core team in August of this year. He recently joined the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) as their CIO in October and has helped shape…
The Great Lakes Observing System is developing technology that will support the Lakebed 2030 and the Great Lakes Bottom Mapping Working Group for the collection, processing, archival, discovery, and access of…
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A freighter passing under the Mackinac bridge through the Straits of Mackinac. The NOAA Office of Coastal Survey (OCS) is in the midst of a five month, 317 square mile,…
The National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science, Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary and Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory will map 50-100 square kilometers of the lakebed in Thunder Bay National Marine…
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