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Mitigating avian collision with power lines: a proof of concept for installation of line markers via unmanned aerial vehicle
Lobermeier et al.
2015
U.S.
English
Scavenging of migratory bird carcasses in the Sonoran Desert
Rogers et al.
2014
U.S.
English
Refining estimates of bird collision and electrocution mortality at power lines in the United States
Loss et al.
2014
U.S.
English
Effectiveness of bird deflectors on high-voltage overhead lines: Case studies and implications for minimizing the approach risk
Bernhausen et al.
2014
Germany
German
Bird protection markings on high-voltage and extra-high-voltage overhead lines
FNN-Hinweis
2014
Germany
German
Preventing bird streamer outages using alternative tower configurations
Taklaja et al.
2014
English
Predictive model of avian electrocution risk on overhead power lines
Dwyer et al.
2013
U.S.
English
Marking power lines to reduce avian collisions near the Audubon National Wildlife Refuge, North Dakota
Sporer et al.
2013
U.S.
English
Through birds' eyes: Insights into avian sensory ecology
Martin, G.
2012
Global
English
Reducing bird mortality caused by high-and very-high-voltage power lines in Belgium
Derouaux et al.
2012
Belgium
English
Chapter 2 - Wire marking results in a small but significant reduction in avian mortality at power lines: A BACI designed study, in "Effectiveness of compensatory conservation measures to preserve agricultural steppes inside important areas for birds in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula"
Ponce et al.
2012
Spain
English
Reducing avian collisions with power lines
Avian Power Line Interaction Committee (APLIC)
2012
North America
English
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