LLO Buoy 01 -- Interactive Plotter






	Select a Stream North Shore Streams Overview Map Amity Creek Big Sucker River Beaver River Brule River Caribou River Cascade River E. Split Rock River Flute Reed River French River Gooseberry River Knife River Lester River Poplar River Split Rock River Talmadge River Duluth Streams Overview Map A - K Streams Amity Creek Brewery Creek Buckingham Creek Chester Creek Clarkhouse Creek Coffee Creek Gary Street Creek Greys Creek Keene Creek Kingsbury Creek Knowlton Creek L - Z Streams Lester River Merritt Creek Miller Creek Mission Creek Morgan Park Creek Oregon Creek Sargent Creek St. Louis River Stewart Creek Tischer Creek U.S. Steel Creek Numbered Streams 34th Ave East Creek 40th Ave East Creek 43rd Ave East Creek 58th Ave East Creek 82nd Ave West Creek South Shore Streams Overview Map Nemadji River Cloquet Streams Overview Map Fond du Lac Creek Otter Creek Simian Creek Saint Louis River Trout Streams North Shore Trout Streams Duluth Trout Streams South Shore Trout Streams Current Data About Data QA/QC Reports General North Shore Duluth Area St Louis River / Duluth - Superior Harbor South Shore Creek News Weber Restoration

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Buoy funding by the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS) & the National Science Foundation (NSF)

Large Lakes Observatory Buoy 01

H2O Temperature Profile Plotter/Color Mapper:

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2D H2O Temperature & Meteorological Data vs Time Plotter:

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Note: These data should be considered provisional and subject to change.

Send questions or report any problems with the applets to
LakeSuperiorStreams@nrri.umn.edu.

On 16 Jun 2010 the meteorological buoy was deployed roughly 10 miles northeast of Duluth, about a mile offshore of the McQuade Harbor. The focus of the research is on developing a better understanding of the thermal structure of Lake Superior, how it varies across the lake, and how it varies from year to year.

In 2009 data was collected from 28May until 16November. In 2008 the buoy was on the water from 16June to 28October.

Visit the buoy's website for explanations of what it all means, and pictures and videos of the deployment.

Find out more about the other buoys, and research efforts on Lake Superior and Great Lakes around the world at the U. of Minnesota-Duluth's Large Lakes Observatory.