Lake levels in many of the U.S.' Great Lakes are projected to rise steadily over the next few decades, with the Lake Michigan-Huron system potentially rising by well over half a meter by 2050, according to new research to be presented at the Frontiers in Hydrology meeting this week. Credit: NASA Goddard, MODIS Rapid Response Team, and Jeff Schmaltz
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Xue will present "Future Rise of the Great Lakes Water Levels under Climate Change" (no. 435-151) on Thursday, 23 June 2022, 13:30 - 15:30 EDT in the poster session. His poster is also viewable online through the program platform.
AGU and CUAHSI are hosting the first biennial Frontiers in Hydrology meeting (#FIHM22) in San Juan, Puerto Rico and online, 19 - 24 June 2022. Free media registration is available for online and in-person attendance at the meeting.
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Registered media can stream plenaries, online-only oral sessions and hybrid sessions live in the meeting platform. Hybrid sessions will include presenters in person in San Juan as well as online participants. Traditional in-person-only oral sessions will be recorded and available to view in the online meeting platform within a week of the events. Live-streamed presentations will also be recorded and available for later viewing. Remote attendees have access to an online poster gallery.
