JGLR 46(6) online; new associate editors

Dec 7, 2020

The Journal of Great Lakes Research, Volume 46, Issue 6 is now online. We welcome new associate editors Orlane Anneville (CARRTEL) and Mary Anne Evans (USGS GreatLakes Science Center).

REGULAR ARTICLES

• Using machine learning to model and predict water clarity in the Great Lakes
• Variations in water level, area and volume of Hongze Lake, China from 2003 to 2018
• Retrieval of ice/water observations from synthetic aperture radar imagery for use in lake ice data assimilation
• Three-dimensional bluff evolution in response to seasonal fluctuations in Great Lakes water levels
• Delineating spatial distribution and thickness of unconsolidated sand along the southwest Lake
• Michigan shoreline using TEM and ERT geophysical methods
• Estimation of phosphorus loads from septic systems to tributaries in the Canadian Lake Erie Basin
• Seasonal changes predominant over manure application in driving dissolved organic matter shifts in agricultural runoff
• Sources and scales of near-bottom turbulent mixing in large meromictic Lake Iseo
• Redox-related release of phosphorus from sediments in large and shallow Lake Peipsi: Evidence from sediment studies and long- term monitoring data
• Methane and nitrous oxide measured throughout Lake Erie over all seasons indicate highest emissions from the eutrophic Western Basin
• Seasonality and physical drivers of deep chlorophyll layers in Lake Superior, with implications for a rapidly warming lake
• Environmental exposure of freshwater mussels to contaminants of emerging concern: Implications for species conservation
• Spatial and vertical bias in down-looking ship-based acoustic estimates of fish density in Lake Superior: Lessons learned from multi-directional acoustics
• Spatial and temporal variations of Limnothrissa miodon stocks and their stability in Lake Kivu
• Determining habitat limitations of Maumee River walleye production to western Lake Erie fish stocks: documenting a spawning ground barrier
• Evidence of spawning by lake trout Salvelinus namaycush on substrates at the base of large boulders in northern Lake Huron
• Fatty acids reveal salmonine – prey relationships in Lake Michigan
• Risk-benefit modeling to guide health research in collaboration with Great Lakes fish consuming Native American communities
• Prevalence and distribution of Renibacterium salmoninarum in non-salmonid fishes from Laurentian Great Lakes and inland habitats
• What do our lakes mean to us? An understanding of Michigan coastline communities’ perceptions of the Great Lakes
• Thinking outside the ‘‘water box’’ in the Detroit River Area of Concern
• Local perceptions on the state of the pelagic fisheries and fisheries management in Uvira, Lake Tanganyika, DR Congo

SHORT COMMUNICATIONS

• Microplastic pollutants in the coastal dunes of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario
• Incorporation of anthropogenic debris into double-crested cormorant nests, Toronto, Ontario
• Consequences of calamities and their management: The case of COVID-19 pandemic and flooding on inland capture fisheries in Kenya
• Ontogenetic habitat use and seasonal activity of Nile crocodiles (Crocodylus niloticus) in the Lake Albert delta, East Africa
• Characterization of Cu/Zn-SODs in sympatric species: A comparison of zebra and quagga mussels

CORRIGENDUM

• Corrigendum to ‘‘Quantitative methods to reconstruct length and weight of Great Lakes prey fishes from dietary observations of partially digested prey’’ [J. Great Lakes Res. 45 (2019) 1228–1240]

ANNOUNCEMENTS

• New Associate Editor Orlane Anneville
• New Associate Editor Mary Anne Evans