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• Radiatively-driven convection buoy for the National Science Foundation (RDC_NSF)

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  RDCNSF is a moored buoy in southwest Lake Superior off of Grand Marais used to study radiatively driven convection. It started collecting data on 20 April 2021 as part of a 3-year National Science Foundation funded proposal. It was used to study surface heat…

  Particulate matterSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressOcean surface heat flux ERDDAPHTML

• Two Harbors Nearshore Buoy 45219 from University of Minnesota-Duluth

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  45219 is a seasonal in-situ buoy in Lake Superior near Two Harbors, Minnesota, operated by the University of Minnesota-Duluth. The University of Minnesota-Duluth, with funding from Minnesota Sea Grant and the Great Lakes Observing System, first deployed this…

  Sea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stress ERDDAPHTML

• Duluth-Offshore Buoy(LLO2) : meteorological station

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  In-situ buoy in western Lake Superior, operated by the University of Minnesota-Duluth. The University of Minnesota, Duluth, with funding from the Great Lakes Observing System and the National Science Foundation, maintains two meteorological buoys. This one is…

  Inorganic CarbonParticulate matterSea StateSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressOcean surface heat flux ERDDAPHTML

• Duluth-Nearshore Buoy(LLO1) : meteorological station

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  In-situ buoy in Lake Superior north of Duluth, operated by the University of Minnesota-Duluth. The University of Minnesota, Duluth, with funding from the Great Lakes Observing System and the National Science Foundation, maintains two meteorological buoys. This…

  Inorganic CarbonParticulate matterSea StateSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressOcean surface heat flux ERDDAPHTML

• Bark Point, WI Moored Buoy

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  University of Minnesota-Duluth started deploying moored buoy BARKPT in southwest Lake Superior near Bark Point, Wisconsin in April 2021. Bark Point is a region that has recently started to experience noticeable algae blooms and there was a desire to monitor…

  Inorganic CarbonParticulate matterSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML

• Radiatively-driven convection buoy for the National Science Foundation (RDC_NSF)

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  RDCNSF is a moored buoy in southwest Lake Superior off of Grand Marais used to study radiatively driven convection. It started collecting data on 20 April 2021 as part of a 3-year National Science Foundation funded proposal. It was used to study surface heat…

  Particulate matterSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressOcean surface heat flux ERDDAPHTML

• Bark Point, WI Moored Buoy

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  University of Minnesota-Duluth started deploying moored buoy BARKPT in southwest Lake Superior near Bark Point, Wisconsin in April 2021. Bark Point is a region that has recently started to experience noticeable algae blooms and there was a desire to monitor…

  Inorganic CarbonParticulate matterSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML

• Two Harbors Nearshore Buoy 45219 from University of Minnesota-Duluth

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  45219 is a seasonal in-situ buoy in Lake Superior near Two Harbors, Minnesota, operated by the University of Minnesota-Duluth. The University of Minnesota-Duluth, with funding from Minnesota Sea Grant and the Great Lakes Observing System, first deployed this…

  Sea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stress ERDDAPHTML

• Duluth-Offshore Buoy(LLO2) : meteorological station

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  In-situ buoy in western Lake Superior, operated by the University of Minnesota-Duluth. The University of Minnesota, Duluth, with funding from the Great Lakes Observing System and the National Science Foundation, maintains two meteorological buoys. This one is…

  Inorganic CarbonParticulate matterSea StateSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressOcean surface heat flux ERDDAPHTML

• Duluth-Nearshore Buoy(LLO1) : meteorological station

  Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)

  In-situ buoy in Lake Superior north of Duluth, operated by the University of Minnesota-Duluth. The University of Minnesota, Duluth, with funding from the Great Lakes Observing System and the National Science Foundation, maintains two meteorological buoys. This…

  Inorganic CarbonParticulate matterSea StateSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressOcean surface heat flux ERDDAPHTML