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2005, QinetiQ & Department of Wildlife Ecology and Biodiversity, COWRIE Research, Best practice guidance for the use of remote techniques for observing bird behaviour in relation to offshore wind farms
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2005, QinetiQ & Department of Wildlife Ecology and Biodiversity, COWRIE Research, Best practice guidance for the use of remote techniques for observing bird behaviour in relation to offshore wind farms

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July 2026

Collection date:

January 2005 - December 2005

The collection date represents the period of data collection or study duration. For example: '16/04/2015-05/05/2015'

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May 2021

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The Crown Estate

Summary

The series was carried out in 2005 to provide best practice guidance for monitoring bird behavior, migration, and collision risk at offshore wind farms across the UK and Europe. Utilizing extensive literature reviews, international expert consultation, workshops, and methodologies such as radar (various bands and configurations), infrared imaging (...

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Birds
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