Bryan Neff
Professor & Associate Dean, Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Western OntarioChris Pressey
Professor & Associate Dean, Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, University of Western OntarioTrevor Pitcher
Associate Professor, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, Director Freshwater Restoration Ecology Centre, University of WindsorMike Rennie
Canada Research Chair in Freshwater Ecology and Fisheries, Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Lakehead UniversityJesse Vermaire
Associate Professor Environmental Science & Geography and Environmental Studies, Carleton UniversityChristopher Weisener
Full Professor, Geomicrobiology / Geochemistry, Coordinator Biomaterials Laboratory, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research & Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of WindsorMarguerite Xenopoulos
Professor, Department of Biology, Trent UniversityText a buoy and it’ll text you back: Making Lake Erie the most connected Great Lake
Laura Johnston, Cleveland.com – October 9 2019
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The biggest wave in Lake Erie this past summer topped 11 feet. The highest water temperature reached nearly 80 degrees.
That’s according to data from a smart buoy near Cleveland’s water intake crib, about 3 miles north of the downtown shore.…Have you seen this buoy? Windsor scientist hoping to recover data, scientific equipment
CBC News Jonathan Pinto – August 8, 2019
A University of Windsor professor is missing a high-tech scientific research buoy used for studying Lake Erie algal blooms.
On Wednesday, Jill Crossman was on western Lake Erie as part of the annual “HABs Grab” — an international scientific endeavour that saw scientists collect roughly 200 water samples in an effort to map harmful algal blooms (HABs).…Sensors to Gauge Rising water Levels
Windsor Star – July 15, 2019
UWindsor researchers are helping the Town of LaSalle deal with flooding by installing high-tech equipment along the Detroit River shoreline to monitor water levels and wave action.
Solar-powered sensors were installed Wednesday near UWindsor’s Freshwater Restoration Ecology Centre adjacent to Gil Maure Park.…UWindsor research project gets $6.3M boost to study Great Lakes in real-time
Jonathan Pinto · CBC News · Posted: Jan 08, 2018
An ambitious University of Windsor-led project to track changes to the Great Lakes ecosystem has received a big boost from the provincial government.
The “Real-time Aquatic Ecosystem Observation Network” (RAEON) is a $15.5-million project that will allow researchers to monitor the Great Lakes and other freshwater bodies in real-time.…
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