Great Lakes Association of Science Ships
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Great Lakes science vessels work on a freshwater sea of more than 95,000 square miles helping scientists, educators and resource managers understand, restore and protect a global treasure.


GLASS is dedicated to improving communication & collaboration between science vessels & helping to best match the capabilities of all vessels with the needs of research & educational programs throughout the Great Lakes. This database includes U.S. & Canadian vessels in a wide range of sizes & capabilities. Information about active public & private research or educational vessels is posted. Information about old science vessels that are retired or no longer in service as science ships is also provided; marked historical. Use the ship locator map to find science vessels, check their status, locations, schedules & points of contact. Registered users can post news, job openings, announcements,

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Featured Science Vessels


Here are some featured science vessels cruising the Great Lakes

Lake Guardian

Lake Guardian


Christensen, Robert

Atigamayg

Atigamayg


Keetch, Rob

Blue Heron

Blue Heron


King, Mike

Melosira

Melosira


Furbush, Richard

Agassiz

Agassiz


Roblee, Stephen

Spencer F. Baird

Spencer F. Baird


Lampsilis

Lampsilis


Sawbill

Sawbill


Gostomski, Ted

Ship Locator


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NOAA 4-Year Vessel Acqusition Plan


Posted under Latest News on Mon Aug 11 2008

The speed and reliability of two new survey launches carried by the NOAA hydrographic survey ship Rainier have improved overall survey efficiency and safety levels, according to NOAA’s Office of Marine and Aviation Operations.NOAA r ... [ read more ]


Annual Summer Gill Net Survey for Lake Trout in Lake Superior


Posted under Latest News on Wed Jul 16 2008

Marquette Fisheries Research Station will be conducting our annual summer gill net survey for lake trout in Lake Superior starting 30 July and should finish by 22 September. We use bottom set gill nets that are between 1,500 and 3,000 ft long; the ... [ read more ]


The Role of Invasive Species in Recent Botulism Die-offs at Sleeping Bear Dunes and Around Lake Michigan


Posted under Latest News on Mon Feb 4 2008

The Inland Seas Education Association will present a seminar that focuses on recent botulism die-offs at Sleeping Bear Dunes and around Lake Michigan. The seminar will take place at 7pm on Tuesday, February 12th at the Inland Seas Education C ... [ read more ]




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