Data buoy on Acadia National Park’s Jordan Pond to help answer clarity questions
Famous for its clarity, Jordan Pond in Acadia National Park is getting a little cloudier. A data buoy is helping scientists and managers find out why.
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Temporary Lakes: Is Antarctic Melt Water Weakening Ice Shelf Density?
On Antarctica’s Larsen Ice Shelf, researchers from Aberystwyth University will use warm water drills to study the effects that shallow, temporary lakes have on ice there, according to a release[…]
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Research Summary: Lake Sediments Provide A Natural Seismometer For Earthquakes On A Plate Boundary Fault
1Department of Active Landscapes, GNS Science, PO Box 30-368, Lower Hutt, New Zealand 2Department of Geography, University of Otago, PO Box 56, Dunedin, New Zealand The Alpine Fault is one[…]
Buffalo Pound Lake buoy to bring new data on skinny, bloom-prone reservoir
Skinny, shallow and bloom-prone, Buffalo Pound Lake is a puzzle for both scientists and treatment plant operators. A new data buoy could help solve it.
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