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Synthetic aperture radar imaging of ocean-bottom topography via tidal-current interactions: Theory and observations
- R. Shuchman, D. Lyzenga, G. Meadows
- Geology
- 1985
Abstract A numerical model has been developed for the purpose of explaining and quantifying the relationship between the SEASAT synthetic aperture radar (SAR)signatures and the bottom topography of… Expand
Evidence for early hunters beneath the Great Lakes
- J. O'shea, G. Meadows
- Geography, Medicine
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
- 23 June 2009
Scholars have hypothesized that the poorly understood and rarely encountered archaeological sites from the terminal Paleoindian and Archaic periods associated with the Lake Stanley low water stage… Expand
Verification and Application of a Bio-optical Algorithm for Lake Michigan Using SeaWiFS: a 7-year Inter-annual Analysis
- R. Shuchman, A. Korosov, C. Hatt, D. Pozdnyakov, J. Means, G. Meadows
- Environmental Science
- 2006
ABSTRACT In this paper we utilize 7 years of SeaWiFS satellite data to obtain seasonal and inter-annual time histories of the major water color-producing agents (CPAs), phytoplankton chlorophyll… Expand
Making Academic Progress: The University of Michigan STEM Academy
- C. Davis, Darryl Koch, G. Meadows, E. John, D. Scott
- Psychology, Medicine
- 16 February 2010
In recognition of the critical need for an increased and diverse STEM workforce within the State of Michigan and across the nation, the University of Michigan launched the Michigan STEM (M-STEM)… Expand
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Cumulative Habitat Impacts of Nearshore Engineering
- G. Meadows, S. Mackey, +8 authors Dale L. Liebenthal
- Environmental Science
- 2005
Abstract A multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional research team evaluated a broad range of physical and biological characteristics at six Great Lakes nearshore sites in order to develop and test a… Expand
Exploration of a Submerged Sinkhole Ecosystem in Lake Huron
- B. Biddanda, D. F. Coleman, +5 authors S. Kendall
- Environmental Science
- Ecosystems
- 18 August 2006
Dissolution of the Silurian-Devonian aquifer in the Lake Huron Basin has produced several karst formations in the bedrock (sinkholes), through which groundwater emerges onto the lake floor. During… Expand
The Relationship between Great Lakes Water Levels, Wave Energies, and Shoreline Damage.
- G. Meadows, L. Meadows, W. Wood, J. Hubertz, M. Perlin
- Environmental Science
- 1 April 1997
The latter half of the twentieth century can be characterized as a period of rising water levels on the Great Lakes, with record high levels in 1974 and 1986. Concurrent with these periods of high… Expand
Measuring topography of small-scale water surface waves
- J. M. Daida, D. Lund, +6 authors R. R. Bertram
- Geology
- International Geoscience and Remote Sensing…
- 10 July 1995
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An intercomparison of four mixed layer models in a shallow inland sea
- M. McCormick, G. Meadows
- Geology
- 15 June 1988
Four mixed layer (ML) models after Denman [1973] (KLD), Garwood [1977] (RWG), McCormick and Scavia [1981] (K), and Thompson [1976] (RT) were compared against an extensive water temperature data set… Expand
The effect of wind on transport and circulation in Lake St. Clair
- David J. Schwab, A. H. Clites, C. R. Murthy, Joan E. Sandall, L. Meadows, G. Meadows
- Geology
- 15 April 1989
A numerical circulation and transport model is used to simulate currents and trajectories in Lake St. Clair. Results from the model are compared to three different types of measurements, namely, (1)… Expand