2010, Subacoustech, COWRIE Research, Measurements of Underwater Noise Generated by Acoustic Mitigation Devices

2010, Subacoustech, COWRIE Research, Measurements of Underwater Noise Generated by Acoustic Mitigation Devices

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March 2010 - March 2010

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The series, conducted by Subacoustech Environmental Ltd for the Collaborative Offshore Wind Research into the Environment (COWRIE) from January to December 2010, aimed to analyze and compare the underwater noise generated by four Acoustic Mitigation Devices (AMDs)—Ace Aquatec, Aquatec Aquamark 100, Lofitech, and Marconi Seal Scrammer—to assess thei...

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This report has been prepared by Subacoustech Environmental Ltd for Collaborative Offshore Research into the Environment (COWRIE) to investigate the acoustic output of a number of Acoustic Mitigation Devices (AMDs). These devices were initially developed for the fisheries industry to prevent predation of farmed fish by marine mammals. Subsequently, however, their use has b...
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