Studies on water movements and sediments in Southern Lake Michigan : part 1[-3] ... / by John C. Ayers.

RESULTS

Eight transects have been obtained and analysed. In chronological order they are:
10 August 1962; Muskegon to Milwaukee
20 August 1962; Grand Haven to Milwaukee
3 November 1962; Grand Haven to Milwaukee
9 November 1962; Racine to Grand Haven
17 April 1963; Milwaukee to Grand Haven
20 May 1963; Grand Haven to Milwaukee
24 June 1963; Grand Haven to Port Washington
24 July 1963; Muskegon to Milwaukee
The bathythermograph data of these transects are given in
the Appendix.
Tables 1 through 24 present the wind regimens of the days
of the transects and of the preceding days; also presented in
these tables are the gross volume transports of water across the
transects, as well as the net volume transports and the indicated
currents involved in the volume transports.
Volume Transports
Tables 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, and 23 present the gross
and net water volume transports of the eight transects. These
volumes were computed in terms of cubic meters per second of
water moving through each of the 2-mile-by-60-meter blocks (2.5 -mile-by-60-meter on 10 August 1962) composing the transect.
Summation of the individual transects gave net volume
transport for each transect. Net transports obtained were as

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