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Resources

Presentations

Presentation providing a high level overview of Lake Futures at the beginning of the project. 

Lake Futures Inception Meeting Presentation (PowerPoint)

Lake Futures Inception Powerpoint

Reports

Visualizing an Updated Understanding of Lake Erie Eutrophication – a Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping Workshop (PDF)

Fuzzy Cognative Map Report

Posters

Lake Futures: Enhancing Adaptive Capacity and Resilience of Lakes and their Watersheds (PDF)

Poster describing overview of Lake Futures project

Brochures

An approach for linking watershed-based drivers and indicators of eutrophication in Lake Erie: Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping (PDF)

Fuzzy Cognative Mapping

Research Impact Posters

Research impact posters were designed by project students and postdoctoral fellows to share their work with practitioners and decision makers. 

How does habitat degradation impact walleye in the southern Grand River? (PDF)

Walleye Habitat Degradation Infographic

Can we work together to identify knowledge gaps around eutrophication in Lake Erie? (PDF)

Knowledge Gaps in Lake Erie Eutrophication Infographic

 
 

A flexible catchment-based lake and river routing product for hydrologic and land surface models in Canada (PDF)

Missing Lakes Infographic

How does the urban area influence the flow of nitrogen and phosphorus to the lake? Case study: the Greater Toronto Area (PDF)Urban Metabolism Infographic

Where has legacy phosphorus accumulated? Targeting phosphorus legacies in Ontario watersheds (PDF)

Legacy P Infographic

 
 
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