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2004, Royal NIOZ, COWRIE Research, Standardised seabirds at sea census techniques in connection with EIAs for offshore wind farms
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2004, Royal NIOZ, COWRIE Research, Standardised seabirds at sea census techniques in connection with EIAs for offshore wind farms

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April 2004 - April 2004

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Evaluates existing census techniques and determine the best currently available methods for defining bird distribution and abundance at sea. Utilizing a combination of literature reviews, field-based ship and aerial line-transect surveys, test flights, systematic random sampling, and international expert workshops, the research compared methodologi...

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Author: Kees (C.J.) Camphuysen, Tony (A.D.) Fox, Mardik (M.F.) Leopold & Ib Krag Petersen
Report number: COWRIE " BAM- 02-2002
Review and recommendations to produce a standardised guidance document/manual for bird counts in relatively small areas of sea, using either ships or aircraft as observation platforms (but not necessarily always both), for all involved in the o...
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