2010, SEAMARCO, COWRIE Research, Acoustic Mitigation Devices (AMDs) to Deter Marine Mammals from Pile Driving Areas

2010, SEAMARCO, COWRIE Research, Acoustic Mitigation Devices (AMDs) to Deter Marine Mammals from Pile Driving Areas

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July 2010 - July 2010

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Summary

For the sustainable development of the offshore renewable energy industry, it is necessary to
reduce or avoid the damaging effects of noise (such as death or permanent hearing damage), from
activities which produce high sound pressure levels, such as pile driving, on marine mammals. One
way to achieve this is to ensure that marine mammals are not p...

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Marine Mammals
Noise
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