A couple sits on a beach near Lake Erie, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024, in Oregon, Ohio. An effort to map the bottom of the Great Lakes is gaining momentum amid promises that it will help ...

Depths range from 210 feet in Lake Erie to more than 1,300 feet ... resulting in three-dimensional imaging of bottom topography. A high-resolution map of the lakebed would offer multiple benefits ...

Depths range from 210 feet (64 meters) in Lake Erie to more than 1,300 ... resulting in three-dimensional imaging of bottom topography. A high-resolution map of the lakebed would offer multiple ...

Depths range from 210 feet in Lake Erie to more than 1,300 feet ... resulting in three-dimensional imaging of bottom topography. A high-resolution map of the lakebed would offer multiple benefits ...

Jennifer Boehme spent her childhood combing Florida beaches for treasures, and now she leads a far more ambitious exploration, spearheading an effort to map the ... feet in Lake Erie to over ...

Depths range from 210 feet (64 meters) in Lake Erie to more than 1,300 ... resulting in three-dimensional imaging of bottom topography. A high-resolution map of the lakebed would offer multiple ...

A map also would help predict how bottom features affect storm surges ... Depths range from 210 feet (64 meters) in Lake Erie to more than 1,300 feet (396 meters) in parts of Lake Superior.