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Accept RE
A key factor for the success of the energy transition is that the public supports and accepts the expansion of renewable energies. However, doubts about nature and environmental compatibility are…
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Anti-collision systems in practice
The project "AKS-Praxis" examines the applicability of anti-collision systems under the new regulatory requirements of the Federal Nature Conservation Act (BNatSchG). In addition to technical…
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AR4WIND
In the project, visualisation tools are developed to support public participation processes for new wind energy projects.
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Assessment of mortality in wild animals connected with human projects and impacts
The Index of Sensitivity to Mortality MGI is a tool for assessing the mortality of wild animals in the context of projects and activities.
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Assessment of the impact of new generation wind turbines on birds and bats
The technical development in the wind power industry is constantly advancing with an increasing number of new turbine types. Therefore, the conflict potential for nature conservation must also be…
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Atomatic detection, localisation and tracking of meadow breeders
Fraunhofer IEE is working with the universities of Kassel, Kiel and Chemnitz and prasix partners Praxis to develop a system that can recognise and classify birds in real time using AI-analysed audio…
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Availability of areas for wind energy
Analysis of land availability for onshore wind energy post-2030
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Bat attracting features of wind turbines
Forschungsverbund Berlin e.V.; German Federal Foundation for the Environment; Research reference number 34411/01 Identification of bat attractors at wind energy plants for…
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Bat migration routes
Wind turbines present a potential threat to migrating bats. However, there is very little known about their migration routes, so these cannot be taken into account when planning wind turbines. This…
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BatAccess – Bat friendly operation of offshore wind farms
Accessing prerequisites for bat-friendly operation of offshore wind turbines
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