Explore how scientists map the lake floor using side-scan sonar to reveal tiny features that shape the Great Lakes.
This nonfiction study uses a side-scan sonar and echo sounding to photograph and analyze the bottom of southern Lake Michigan. It explains how the technology creates line-by-line images of the lake floor and what those images can reveal about sediments, ripples, and small depressions. The work places these findings in the context of known bottom types and glacial history, helping readers understand how currents, waves, and ancient ice shaped the scene beneath the water.
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