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Baselines and Monitoring Methods for Detecting Impacts of Hydrodynamic Energy Extraction on Intertiiciently, to produce quantitative data on species and biotope coverage. Additionally, extensive surveys along the shoreline provide detailed image records, including areas without prior scientific description, and have helped identify locations of environmental sensitivity. Collectively, the data pr

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Seabirds and Marine Renewables: Are we Asking the Right Questions?,tats and foraging behaviour indirectly by changes in oceanographic processes and prey characteristics. Foraging behaviours are also likely to be more directly impacted by MREIs, so focus here is also on how changes in foraging behaviour during the more constrained breeding season can influence repro

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Marine Renewable Energy and Environmental Interactions: Baseline Assessments of Seabirds, Marine Mame of the interactions of concern, and highlighting baseline research projects focused on seabirds, marine mammals and benthic ecology in preparation for siting and deploying the NNMREC Ocean Test Facility and offshore renewable structures generally in the region.

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Tracking Technologies for Quantifying Marine Mammal Interactions with Tidal Turbines: Pitfalls and assessments or help parametrize collision risk models; however, each has its associated benefits and drawbacks and it is clear that, in isolation, none of them can provide all the data needed to address the problem. The three approaches appear highly complementary, with the strengths of one compleme

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Strangford Lough and the SeaGen Tidal Turbine,ipally associated with small distributional shifts close to the turbine structure and with the likelihood that these changes were ecologically of little significance. The seal–rotor collision mitigation studies provided a base for the establishment of acceptable collision risk strategies. The EMP hi

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