Assessing fatality risk of bats at offshore wind turbines

Lagerveld, Sander; Noort, C.A.; Meesters, Lydia; Bach, Lothar; Bach, Petra; Geelhoed, S.C.V.

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“…This has led to the development of integrated radar and digital camera systems (Skov, 2019) and of alternative technical solutions such as heat camera's (Horn et al, 2008). Existing systems have been reviewed by Collier (2012), Dirksen (2017), Mollis et al (2019) and Lagerveld et al (2020). It might be useful to implement such monitoring devices in OWFs to monitor bird collisions and possibly also bird behavior in OWFs.…”

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Cumulative population-level effects of habitat loss on seabirds ‘Kader Ecologie en Cumulatie 4.0’

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Donk²,

Leopold³

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Cumulative population-level effects of habitat loss on seabirds ‘Kader Ecologie en Cumulatie 4.0’

Soudijn¹,

Donk²,

Leopold³

et al. 2022

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“…• Voorkomen van vleermuizen op de Noordzee, alsmede het gedrag en potentieel slachtofferrisico offshore (Cryan & Brown, 2007;Baerwald et al, 2008;Boshamer & Bekker, 2008;Ahlén et al, 2009;Hatch et al, 2013;Lagerveld et al, 2014;Leopold et al, 2014;Petersen et al, 2014;Lagerveld et al, 2015;Hüppop & Hill, 2016;Buij et al, 2018;Lagerveld et al, 2019;Brabant et al, 2020;Lagerveld et al, 2020). Beperkingen vleermuizen boven zee 55 km bedraagt dan zou zoekgebied 2 nog net bereikt kunnen worden door dieren vanuit Callantsoog.…”

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Tamis²,

Steenbergen³

2020

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Oceanic records of North American bats and implications for offshore wind energy development in the United States

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Newman

2021

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The electricity potential from offshore wind in the United States is estimated to be more than 2000 gigawatts, roughly twice the nation's current total generation (Musail et al., 2016). Two wind farms are now in operation off the coasts of Rhode Island and Virginia (Figure 1), while 29 offshore wind farms are in varying stages of development in the United States (AWEA, 2020a), with a projected build-out of 30 gigawatts of offshore energy by the year 2030. The adverse effects of offshore wind generation on wildlife are generally acknowledged to be low relative to those of conventional electricity generation technologies (Allison et al., 2019;Gibson et al., 2017). However, adverse impacts are still possible, and understanding the ecological significance of these effects is

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Assessing fatality risk of bats at offshore wind turbines

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References 33 publications

Cumulative population-level effects of habitat loss on seabirds ‘Kader Ecologie en Cumulatie 4.0’

Cumulative population-level effects of habitat loss on seabirds ‘Kader Ecologie en Cumulatie 4.0’

Expert inschatting van nieuwe windparkzoekgebieden op de Noordzee voor verschillende soortgroepen

Oceanic records of North American bats and implications for offshore wind energy development in the United States

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