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Publication - Research and analysis

Marine Energy Research Symposium March 2019

Published
27 March 2019
Directorate
Marine Directorate
Topic
Energy, Marine and fisheries

Conference highlighting current and future opportunities for marine renewables in Scotland.

In March 2019, Marine Scotland held its 2nd Scottish Marine Energy Research (ScotMER) symposium. The symposium showcased recent research and new methods being developed to understand the potential interactions between marine mammals and renewable energy developments, and covered topics such as noise, strategic monitoring, collision risk, and modelling population level consequences of disturbance.

Background to ScotMER
File type
9 page PDF
File size
844.1 kB
East Coast Marine Mammal Acoustic Study
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12 page PDF
File size
1.6 MB
ECOMMAS data to describe habitat preference of harbour porpoise
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16 page PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Insights into harbour porpoise distribution and foraging
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21 page PDF
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2.3 MB
Strategic monitoring of marine mammals and offshore wind
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25 page PDF
File size
14.3 MB
Alternative approaches to mitigating the impacts of piling noise
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12 page PDF
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4.4 MB
Acoustic detections of North Atlantic minke whales in the North Sea
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12 page PDF
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1.7 MB
Updates to the Interim PCoD model
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22 page PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Southall and NOAA criteria risk assessment of permanent auditory injury in marine mammals
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17 page PDF
File size
3.3 MB
Long-term ambient noise monitoring off eastern Scotland
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12 page PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Improving predictions of collision risk for marine mammals and tidal turbines
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19 page PDF
File size
3.1 MB
Automated detection and tracking of marine mammals around tidal turbines
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17 page PDF
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2.6 MB
Acoustic tracking of marine mammals around a tidal turbine
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10 page PDF
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1.9 MB
Empirical determination of severe trauma in seals from collisions with tidal turbine blades
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15 page PDF
File size
1.8 MB
Increasing the taxonomic resolution of echolocation click detectors
File type
16 page PDF
File size
2.0 MB
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