Mapping and Visualizing Lake Level Changes for the U.S. Great Lakes

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Time:May 19 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, 2015
Event Organizer:Christina Dierkes | Contact Host
Event Category:Webinars | Show Similar

Planners and decision makers need an easy and clear way to show potential impacts of lake level changes in the Great Lakes. The focus of NOAA’s Lake Level Viewer is to provide communities with lake level scenarios and assist with planning decisions, such as updating zoning restrictions, planning infrastructure, encouraging sustainability and restoring or conserving habitat. Come see how this tool might inform your next decision!

This webinar will:

provide an overview of Great Lakes climate science and historical lake levels
show the need for visualizing potential impacts of changing water levels
discuss the development of the web mapping tool and supporting data
give a demonstration of tool functionality and how to access data and map services
discuss future work

An archive of the presentation is available on the Great Lakes Climate website.

Mapping and Visualizing Lake Level Changes for the U.S. Great Lakes | Ohio Sea Grant

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