The Interface Between Science & Offshore Wind Policy in a Dynamic Ecosystem

Rosenbaum, H.; Rekdahl, M.; King-Nolan, C.; Baumgartner, M.; Dupont, J. (2024). The Interface Between Science & Offshore Wind Policy in a Dynamic Ecosystem [Presentation]. Presented at 2024 State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries, Long Island, New York, USA.

@conference{Rosenbaum-2024-2080716,
author = {Rosenbaum, H and Rekdahl, M and King-Nolan, C and Baumgartner, M and Dupont, J},
title = {The Interface Between Science & Offshore Wind Policy in a Dynamic Ecosystem},
year = {2024},
month = {jul},
series = {2024 State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries},
address = {Long Island, New York, USA},
url = {https://www.nyetwg.com/2024-workshop},
keywords = {Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind, Noise, Marine Mammals, Cetaceans},
}

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TY - CONF
TI - The Interface Between Science & Offshore Wind Policy in a Dynamic Ecosystem
AU - Rosenbaum, H
AU - Rekdahl, M
AU - King-Nolan, C
AU - Baumgartner, M
AU - Dupont, J
T2 - 2024 State of the Science Workshop on Offshore Wind Energy, Wildlife, and Fisheries
C1 - Long Island, New York, USA
AB - This symposium provides targeted project results for small and large cetaceans and includes a discussion on how collaboration between researched and developers has improved the use of our science. Organizers: Howard Rosenbaum (moderator) and Jennifer Dupont. Presentations include:Setting the stage: An overview of our research and the interface of science with policy/best practices – Howard RosenbaumA deeper dive: Seasonal occurrence of four large whale species from 2016-2024 in the Empire Wind area; moving beyond detection of single cell types for large whales to increase detection probability – Melinda Rekdahl and Carissa King-NolanEvaluating the efficacy of real-time passive acoustic monitoring near offshore wind energy development activities to help mitigate risks to North Atlantic right whales – Mark Baumgartner Tying it all together: What do these findings mean for policy and best practice around development activities? – Jennifer Dupont
DA - 2024/07//
PY - 2024
UR - https://www.nyetwg.com/2024-workshop
LA - English
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Fixed Offshore Wind
KW - Noise
KW - Marine Mammals
KW - Cetaceans
ER -

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This symposium provides targeted project results for small and large cetaceans and includes a discussion on how collaboration between researched and developers has improved the use of our science. Organizers: Howard Rosenbaum (moderator) and Jennifer Dupont. Presentations include:

Setting the stage: An overview of our research and the interface of science with policy/best practices – Howard Rosenbaum
A deeper dive: Seasonal occurrence of four large whale species from 2016-2024 in the Empire Wind area; moving beyond detection of single cell types for large whales to increase detection probability – Melinda Rekdahl and Carissa King-Nolan
Evaluating the efficacy of real-time passive acoustic monitoring near offshore wind energy development activities to help mitigate risks to North Atlantic right whales – Mark Baumgartner
Tying it all together: What do these findings mean for policy and best practice around development activities? – Jennifer Dupont