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  1. Sep 18, 2015 · Lake Ontario. The increases in Lake Ontario water clarity suggested by the lake-wide mean Z SD in Fig. 3B and Table 1 are confirmed by the annual Z SD anomalies to be a lake-wide phenomenon (Fig. 8). Lake Ontario Z SD varied from consistently 3–4 m below the long term mean in the 1970s and 1980s, to broadly above average since the 1990s. It ...

  2. Based on the assessments of the nine State of the Great Lakes indicators, the overall status of the Lake Ontario basin ecosystem is Fair and the trend is Unchanging to Improving. Be a source of safe, high quality drinking water. Allow for unrestricted swimming and other recreational use. Allow for unrestricted human consumption of the fish and ...

  3. The assessment classifies the Lake Ontario nearshore into Regional Units based on ecosystem type. The 2019 Highlights and Results Reports summarize the findings of cumulative stress across the 17 Regional Units of Lake Ontario’s nearshore. Overall, nearshore areas in Lake Ontario are under moderate stress. The western portion of Lake Ontario ...

  4. cumulative assessment of the Lake Ontario Canadian Nearshore. Through the sharing of these assessment results and with added detailed local information from communities and organizations, users can set their own priorities and take action. This document describes the findings of the Lake Ontario, Niagara and St. Lawrence River assessment.

  5. Lake-wide averages, spatial trends, and associated variability at multiple scales across the nearshore provided a comprehensive depiction of the entire Lake Ontario nearshore condition. AB - We conducted a high-resolution survey of the Lake Ontario nearshore along the 20-m contour using towed electronic instrumentation.

    • Peder M. Yurista, John R. Kelly, Samuel Miller, Jon Van Alstine
    • of Great Lakes Research
    • 2012
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  6. clarity over the Great Lakes. Lakes Ontario, Huron, and Michigan have seen increases in average Z SD over the three sensor periods of 58%, 49%, and 62%, respectively. Lake Erie shows highly variable Z SD with no consist-ent long term trends, while Lake Superior has remained fairly consistent in its lake-wide water clarity condi-tions.

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  8. Lake Ontario is similar to Lake Erie in length and breadth (193 miles by 53 miles). Yet with its greater average depth (approximately 283 feet), Lake Ontario holds almost four times the volume (395 cubic miles) and has a retention time of about 6 years. The drainage basin covers parts of Ontario and New York, and a small portion of Pennsylvania.

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