Assessment Of Sub-sea Noise And Vibration From Wind Turbines And Its Impact On Marine Wildlife
The report presents a significant body of underwater noise measurements taken in the period April 2003 to January 2004 at operational and construction stage windfarm sites in the UK. A detailed analysis of the measurements has been made which indicates the spatial, temporal and statistical properties of the noise. An estimation of the likely behavioural and physical effects on a selection of the most common species of fish and marine mammals is also presented using both conventional analysis and the dBht (species) scale.
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Organisation: The Crown Estate
Subjects: Environment, Environmental protection, Protection and remediation of soil, groundwater and surface water, Protection of biodiversity and landscapes, Planning and Design, Electricity generation, Offshore wind power, Electricity, Wind power, Wildlife, Sediment analysis, Marine, Construction