2022 Annual Report: Sunrise Wind Telemetry Project

Sclafani, M.; Cerrato, R.; Bopp, J.; Costanzo, J.; Havens, S.; Morris, K.; Russo, J. (2022). 2022 Annual Report: Sunrise Wind Telemetry Project. Report by Cornell University. Report for Ørsted.

@techreport{Sclafani-2022-2083932,
author = {Sclafani, M and Cerrato, R and Bopp, J and Costanzo, J and Havens, S and Morris, K and Russo, J},
title = {2022 Annual Report: Sunrise Wind Telemetry Project},
institution = {Cornell University},
year = {2022},
month = {dec},
url = {https://sunrisewindny.com/construction-updates#3},
keywords = {Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind, EMF, Invertebrates},
}

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TY - RPRT
TI - 2022 Annual Report: Sunrise Wind Telemetry Project
AU - Sclafani, M
AU - Cerrato, R
AU - Bopp, J
AU - Costanzo, J
AU - Havens, S
AU - Morris, K
AU - Russo, J
AB - Together with the Cornell Cooperative Extension and Stony Brook University, we are conducting a multi-year acoustic telemetry study assessing the effects of installation and operation of Sunrise Wind’s export cables on the behavior of tagged individuals. This study uses a 21-receiver positional array at Sunrise Wind’s cable landing to track the fine-scale movements of tagged individuals, focusing on elasmobranchs (e.g., sharks, skates), horseshoe crabs, and lobsters. Acoustic receivers were deployed in 2022, with data downloaded from them up to three times annually.
DA - 2022/12//
PY - 2022
SP - 1
EP - 5
PB - Cornell University
UR - https://sunrisewindny.com/construction-updates#3
LA - English
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Fixed Offshore Wind
KW - EMF
KW - Invertebrates
ER -

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Abstract

Together with the Cornell Cooperative Extension and Stony Brook University, we are conducting a multi-year acoustic telemetry study assessing the effects of installation and operation of Sunrise Wind’s export cables on the behavior of tagged individuals. This study uses a 21-receiver positional array at Sunrise Wind’s cable landing to track the fine-scale movements of tagged individuals, focusing on elasmobranchs (e.g., sharks, skates), horseshoe crabs, and lobsters. Acoustic receivers were deployed in 2022, with data downloaded from them up to three times annually.

This document is related to the Sunrise Wind Project Site.