Preliminary Results of a Ground Penetrating Radar Survey on Two Aeolian Dunes : Implications of Climate Change for Northwest Michigan, USA

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Date
2013-05Author
Jol, Connor
Arnevik, Arik
Advisor(s)
Loope, Walter
Loope, Lora
Jol, Harry M.
Loope, Henry
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Ground penetrating radar (GPR) was used in the investigation of two interior (non-coastal) aeolian (wind-blown) sand dunes. The purpose of this study was to regionally expand upon previous results which investigated Holocene climate change in eastern Northern Michigan which began in 2005 led by the United States Geological Survey.
Subject
Environmental mapping--Michigan--Upper Peninsula
Ground penetrating radar
Sand dunes
Posters
Holocene Climate Optimum
Upper Peninsula (Mich.)
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/67186Type
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Color poster with text, photographs, images, maps, diagrams, and graphs.
