Elite monitoring network for detailed climate data collection
In the winter of 2019-20, RinkWatch launched a pilot project called the “Sentinel Rink” network. RinkWatch participants in strategic locations across North America work with a dedicated project assistant to collect detailed daily information about skating conditions.
This enhanced monitoring helps us learn more about the many site-specific characteristics that affect rinks, as well as how precipitation and extreme weather events affect skating conditions. Sentinel Rink participants receive personalized support, detailed reports, and exclusive program benefits.
Receive cool RinkWatch merchandise and family gifts as a thank you for your enhanced participation in climate research.
Your detailed data directly contributes to peer-reviewed climate research and helps scientists understand winter weather patterns.
Connect with other Sentinel participants across North America and share experiences about winter conditions in your region.
Ready to make a significant contribution to climate science research? Apply to become a Sentinel Rink participant and help us understand how climate change is affecting winter traditions across North America.