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Sheboygan Panther Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Sheboygan Panther Buoy observational data, archived from Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS).
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Green Bay East (45184) :meteorological and water quality station
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Lower Green Bay is a dynamic transition zone between the blue waters of Lake Michigan and nutrient rich waters of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago pool (The Fox-Wolf Watershed). Nutrients and algal biomass deposited in the lower bay contribute to the formation…
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Green Bay West (45185) : meteorological, hydrological and water quality station
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Lower Green Bay is a dynamic transition zone between the blue waters of Lake Michigan and nutrient rich waters of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago pool (The Fox-Wolf Watershed). Nutrients and algal biomass deposited in the lower bay contribute to the formation…
OxygenInorganic CarbonParticulate matterDissolved Organic CarbonSea Surface SalinitySea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML -
Bradford Beach Panther Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Bradford Beach buoy is a seasonally deployed buoy in Lake Michigan near Bradford Beach, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is equipped to measure water quaity including algal blooms, as well as meteorological parameters and water temperature. The buoy was built and is…
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North Central Lake Winnebago Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)The North Central Lake Winnebago Buoy (NCWB) is deployed in Wisconsin's largest inland lake, Lake Winnebago, which eventually flows into lower Green Bay and then into Lake Michigan. The lake is a shallow system that experiences seasonal algal blooms, which…
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Neenah Drinking Water Intake Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Neenah is a seasonally deployed moored buoy in Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA. It is positioned near the drinking water intake for the Neenah Water Utility and is equipped to measure water quality including algal blooms, as well as meteorological parameters…
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Mawickwe Bay Panther Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)MBB is a Panther buoy deployed in Mawickwe Bay, Lake Superior. It is operated and maintained by University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on a seasonal basis.
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Nicolet Bay buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Nicolet Bay buoy is a seasonally deployed moored buoy in Lake Michigan near Nicolet Beach, Wisconsin, USA. It is equipped to measure water quality including algal blooms, as well as meteorological parameters and temperature throughout the water column. The…
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Nicolet Bay buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Nicolet Bay buoy is a seasonally deployed moored buoy in Lake Michigan near Nicolet Beach, Wisconsin, USA. It is equipped to measure water quality including algal blooms, as well as meteorological parameters and temperature throughout the water column. The…
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Neenah Drinking Water Intake Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Neenah is a seasonally deployed moored buoy in Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA. It is positioned near the drinking water intake for the Neenah Water Utility and is equipped to measure water quality including algal blooms, as well as meteorological parameters…
OxygenSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML -
North Central Lake Winnebago Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)The North Central Lake Winnebago Buoy (NCWB) is deployed in Wisconsin's largest inland lake, Lake Winnebago, which eventually flows into lower Green Bay and then into Lake Michigan. The lake is a shallow system that experiences seasonal algal blooms, which…
OxygenInorganic CarbonSea Surface SalinitySea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML -
Mawickwe Bay Panther Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)MBB is a Panther buoy deployed in Mawickwe Bay, Lake Superior. It is operated and maintained by University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on a seasonal basis.
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Bradford Beach Panther Buoy
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Bradford Beach buoy is a seasonally deployed buoy in Lake Michigan near Bradford Beach, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is equipped to measure water quaity including algal blooms, as well as meteorological parameters and water temperature. The buoy was built and is…
Particulate matterSea StateSea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML -
Green Bay West (45185) : meteorological, hydrological and water quality station
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Lower Green Bay is a dynamic transition zone between the blue waters of Lake Michigan and nutrient rich waters of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago pool (The Fox-Wolf Watershed). Nutrients and algal biomass deposited in the lower bay contribute to the formation…
OxygenInorganic CarbonParticulate matterDissolved Organic CarbonSea Surface SalinitySea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML -
Green Bay East (45184) :meteorological and water quality station
Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS)Lower Green Bay is a dynamic transition zone between the blue waters of Lake Michigan and nutrient rich waters of the Fox River and Lake Winnebago pool (The Fox-Wolf Watershed). Nutrients and algal biomass deposited in the lower bay contribute to the formation…
OxygenInorganic CarbonParticulate matterDissolved Organic CarbonSea Surface SalinitySea Surface TemperatureOcean surface stressPhytoplankton biomass and diversity ERDDAPHTML