Binational cooperation toward a goal of Smart Great Lakes

Authors

R. Michael L. McKay, Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research
George S. Bullerjahn, Bowling Green State University
Katelynn Johnson, University of Windsor
Tim Kearns, Great Lakes Observing System
Kelli Paige, Great Lakes Observing System
Bryan Stubbs
Edward M. Verhamme, LimnoTech

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1-1-2021

Publication Title

Green Chemistry: Water and its Treatment

First Page

17

Keywords

Smart Great Lakes’ initiative, smart sensors, Transmitted measurements

Last Page

27

Abstract

The Great Lakes are the world’s largest freshwater resource and a critical part of the Canada–USA interactions. In addition to their water resource advantage, they are critical to trade/transportation and recreation. The “Smart Lake Erie” concept is an information ecosystem supported by a robust sensor-driven network that will transform data into usable tools and create actionable information.

DOI

10.1515/9783110597820-003

ISBN

9783110597820,9783110598063

Recommended Citation

McKay, R. Michael L.; Bullerjahn, George S.; Johnson, Katelynn; Kearns, Tim; Paige, Kelli; Stubbs, Bryan; and Verhamme, Edward M.. (2021). Binational cooperation toward a goal of Smart Great Lakes. Green Chemistry: Water and its Treatment, 17-27.
https://scholar.uwindsor.ca/glierpub/542