Sept. 28-30, 2022 | Lakebed 2030 Conference
Map the Great Lakes The objective of the Lakebed 2030 conference is to bring...
GLOS attends the National Tribal and Indigenous Climate Conference
This month, Kelli, Katie, and David represented GLOS at the National Tribal and Indigenous...
Low-cost, open-source Panther buoys are now on Seagull
Todd Miller, a researcher at UW-Milwaukee’s Zilber School of Public Health has been leading...
New Salmon Unlimited buoy begins monitoring waters near Racine, WI
When Ron Wesley, president of Salmon Unlimited Wisconsin, met with members of his organization,...
Bima’azh project applies a two-eyed seeing approach to study populations of dikameg or lake whitefish
Lake whitefish or dikameg is a species native to the Great Lakes and has...
Researcher is testing a rugged winter monitoring system in Lake Ontario
Getting real-time measurements of water conditions in the Great Lakes during the winter has...
Press Release: Great Lakes Observing System plans ‘Glosapalooza’ event for the observing community
Great Lakes Observing System plans ‘Glosapalooza’ event for the observing community Glosapalooza will take...
Smart Great Lakes Initiative Holds Congressional Briefing
On Jan. 26, Smart Great Lakes (SGL) Initiative partners hosted over 80 attendees, including...
Via WBEZ Chicago: “Experts say more ‘smart’ technology is needed in the Great Lakes to monitor climate change”
Article by Mark LeBien from WBEZ Chicago, published Jan. 3, 2021: "It’s time to...
Soon almost anyone’s boat will be able to map the lakes
By Xiaofan Zhang, GLOS Cyberinfrastructure Data Analyst Intern in 2021 Originally published on the...