Scientific Publication Library
BRI staff actively contribute to the global scientific community by publishing their findings in a wide range of peer-reviewed journals spanning multiple disciplines. This interdisciplinary approach allows us to share valuable insights across many fields of study. To date, BRI staff have collectively authored and published over 320 peer-reviewed publications.
Featured Publications:
Technology Gaps for Monitoring Birds and Marine Mammals at Offshore Wind Facilities
This study identifies technology gaps and technological research and development (R&D) priorities for monitoring marine mammals and birds for fixed and floating offshore wind facilities. A synthesis of current monitoring technologies generated two databases (with over 100 technologies) that can be integrated in current technology repositories for renewable energy projects.
Researchers from The Nature Conservancy in New York, Biodiversity Research Institute, and the Biodiversity Consultancy Ltd conducted a meta-analysis to assess the likelihood of detecting attraction or displacement of marine birds by wind energy infrastructure as well as the proportional change in use of the wind energy areas. Understanding the effects of offshore wind farms on marine bird distributions and habitat use is important to inform environmental impact assessments and future research studies.
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