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Microbial fermentation processes commonly utilize sugars as the carbon source. With a growing world population and the inherent demand for food and feed, the field is urged to move towards alternative carbon sources. Methanol and ethylene glycol present potent so-called next-generation feedstocks, which do not directly compete with food and feed production. Exploiting the advantages of the often-neglected ethylene glycol over...
Simulating flood events at the Twin Ports of Duluth-Superior using a linked hydrologic-hydrodynamic frameworkNARA Subscribed
Generally, ports in the North American Great Lakes are not supported with navigational guidance (water level, water temperature, currents, ice) by NOAA’s Great Lakes Operational Forecast System (GLOFS). To examine the benefit of extending model coverage to this critical infrastructure, a linked hydrologic-hydrodynamic framework was developed for the Twin Ports of Duluth-Superior in western Lake Superior, and tested over three...
Winter thermal structure of Lake SuperiorNARA Subscribed
Moorings equipped with thermistors that span the water column were deployed at up to seven locations throughout Lake Superior from October 2005 through May 2013. This year‐round, multi‐year, multi‐location, full water‐column record of the thermal structure reveals significant inter‐annual and spatial variability in Lake Superior's winter heat content, thermocline depth, and phenology. There is a stark contrast in thermal struc...
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