Climate Tools Café Webinar The Ohio State University Changing Climate Seminar Series May 3, 2012.

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Climate Tools Café Webinar The Ohio State University Changing Climate Seminar Series May 3, 2012

I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

Climate drivers

I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

System impacts: transportation

System impacts: coastal zone

System impacts: tourism and recreation

From: Wang, et al, Journal of Climate. System impacts

System impacts: urban areas

System impacts: agriculture

From: USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service System impacts: agriculture

I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

Great Lakes water balance

Great Lakes water balance: precipitation

Great Lakes water balance: water levels

I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

Ecosystems:

Ecosystems: water surface temperature

Ecosystems:

Ecosystems: harmful algal blooms

I.Introduction Regional climate drivers System impacts II.Trends and projections Great Lakes water balance Great Lakes ecosystems III.Additional information

International Upper Great Lakes Study – Great Lakes Integrated Sciences & Assessments – NOAA climate services – United States Global Change Research Program –

Climate Tools Café Webinar The Ohio State University Changing Climate Seminar Series May 3, 2012