RESOURCES

This collection of publicly available materials is arranged by theme to assist you as you deepen your knowledge of coastal processes in the Great Lakes. These are the same top-level resources that experts consult when building a comprehensive understanding of Great Lakes sites. As you click through these links, note the breadth and depth of information available to you within each site.

1. Educational Information

Use this link for general information on the Great Lakes and to build your knowledge of coastal processes that dominate this region.

2. Shoreline Imagery

This is an excellent place to start to gain a full understanding of how your particular location has changed over time, and how it might be influenced by nearby structures.

3. Great Lakes Data

Here you will find a collection of environmental data for the Great Lakes, including current observations, compilations, climatologies, and forecasts.

4. Nearshore Structures

If you have questions about shore structures, these resources will help you understand the different types, their intended purposes, and their consequences.

5. Coastal Safety

Concerned about beach safety? This collection offers insights into dangerous nearshore currents and waves in the Great Lakes.

6. State and Province Resources

Every state and province has its own set of resources specific to that location. If you need more site-specific information, these links will be helpful.