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Minimizing Collision Impacts for Bats at Operational Wind Facilities, Part 1: Curtailment (an AWWI Webinar)
Minimizing Collision Impacts for Bats at Operational Wind Facilities, Part 1: Curtailment (an AWWI Webinar)

Mon, Oct 04

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Free Webinar

Minimizing Collision Impacts for Bats at Operational Wind Facilities, Part 1: Curtailment (an AWWI Webinar)

This is the first in a series of two webinars hosted by the American Wind Wildlife Institute and sponsored by NREL and the Department of Energy on technologies and strategies to minimize bat collision fatalities at operating wind facilities.

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Time & Location

Oct 04, 2021, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM EDT

Free Webinar

About the Event

Presentations:

  • Winifred Frick and Michael Whitby, Bat Conservation International What We Know About the Efficacy of Curtailment After a Decade of Research and Why it MattersPresenters:

  • Evan Adams, Biodiversity Research Institute Reviewing the Effectiveness and Measurement of Curtailment Strategies for Reducing Bat Fatalities at Terrestrial Wind FarmsPresenter:

  • Cris Hein, National Renewable Energy LaboratoryStatus of DOE-Funded Smart/Informed Curtailment ProjectsPresenter: 

  • Rhett Good, Western Ecosystems Technology Inc. Are Bat Activity and Mortality Best Predicted by Weather Measured On-Site or at Off-Site Regional Airports?Presenter:

  • Andrew Farnsworth, Cornell Lab of OrnithologyApproaches to Developing Smart Curtailment Algorithms for Bats and Birds: Big Data and Machine Learning Perspectives from BatCast and BirdCastPresenter:

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2018 by Bat Conservation International in partnership with the NABat Program

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