Offshore wind farms – modelling tools for nature inclusive design in a dynamic sand wave area

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Title: Offshore wind farms – modelling tools for nature inclusive design in a dynamic sand wave area

Author:

van Duren, L.; Raaijmakers, T.; Emmanouil, A.; Bos, O.; Kamermans, P.; Bergsma, J.; Sas, H.; Schutter, M.; Tonk, L.; Alexandrova, N.; Cohn, N.

Publication Date:

June 27, 2022

Event Name:

NYSERDA Workshop: State of the Science on Wildlife and Offshore Wind Energy - Building on Existing Knowledge and Emerging Collaborations

Event Session:

Poster Session

Event Location:

Tarrytown, New York & Online

Pages:

Affiliation

Deltares (NL), Wageningen University and Research Centre, Waardenburg Ecology, Sas Consulting

Technology:

Wind Energy, Fixed Offshore Wind

Receptor:

Ecosystem Processes, Invertebrates

Language:

English

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van Duren, L.; Raaijmakers, T.; Emmanouil, A.; Bos, O.; Kamermans, P.; Bergsma, J.; Sas, H.; Schutter, M.; Tonk, L.; Alexandrova, N.; Cohn, N. (2022). Offshore wind farms – modelling tools for nature inclusive design in a dynamic sand wave area [Presentation]. Presented at NYSERDA Workshop: State of the Science on Wildlife and Offshore Wind Energy - Building on Existing Knowledge and Emerging Collaborations, Tarrytown, New York & Online.

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title = {Offshore wind farms – modelling tools for nature inclusive design in a dynamic sand wave area},
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TY - CONF
TI - Offshore wind farms – modelling tools for nature inclusive design in a dynamic sand wave area
AU - van Duren, L
AU - Raaijmakers, T
AU - Emmanouil, A
AU - Bos, O
AU - Kamermans, P
AU - Bergsma, J
AU - Sas, H
AU - Schutter, M
AU - Tonk, L
AU - Alexandrova, N
AU - Cohn, N
T2 - NYSERDA Workshop: State of the Science on Wildlife and Offshore Wind Energy - Building on Existing Knowledge and Emerging Collaborations
C1 - Tarrytown, New York & Online
AB - The North Sea is one of the busiest seas in the world. Biodiversity is impoverished due to overexploitation and several keystone species have nearly disappeared. This includes reef-building species such as the flat oyster Ostrea edulis. Offshore wind farms (Figure 1) are potentially suitable locations for such species as bottom-trawling is not allowed within their boundaries. However, in some areas of the North Sea environmental conditions are inhibitive to the establishment of reefs of such species. The project EcoFriend develops modelling tools and methods for site specific, effective Nature Inclusive Design (NID).
DA - 2022/06//
PY - 2022
SP - 1
UR - https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/offshore-wind-farms-modelling-tools-for-nature-inclusive-design-i/
LA - English
KW - Wind Energy
KW - Fixed Offshore Wind
KW - Ecosystem Processes
KW - Invertebrates
ER -

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Abstract

The North Sea is one of the busiest seas in the world. Biodiversity is impoverished due to overexploitation and several keystone species have nearly disappeared. This includes reef-building species such as the flat oyster Ostrea edulis. Offshore wind farms (Figure 1) are potentially suitable locations for such species as bottom-trawling is not allowed within their boundaries. However, in some areas of the North Sea environmental conditions are inhibitive to the establishment of reefs of such species. The project EcoFriend develops modelling tools and methods for site specific, effective Nature Inclusive Design (NID).