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World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

World Birdstrike Association

The WBA... Aviation Safety Around the World

IBSC - Amsterdam Presentations

IBSC - Amsterdam Presentations (17 - 21 April 2000)

  1.  New Technique for Presentation of Feather Remains 
  2.  Using Radar to Obtain a Quantitative Description of Summer Bird Movements in the Dutch Coastal Area 
  3. Wildlife HAzard Policy
  4. Flight Safety, Internet and Education - A Leading Tool for Global Aviation 
  5. Why Do Birds Collide with Aircraft? A Behavioural Perspective 
  6. Mid Winter movement of Geese in Netherlands As a Risk to Aviation Safety 
  7. Current Status of USAF Bird Avoidance Model (BAM) 
  8. Are We winning The Battle 
  9. Fifty Years of Grass Management in the UK 
  10. Low Bird Density Ground Cover For The Runway Environment 
  11. Who SAid Pigeons Do Not Have  A Distress Call ? 
  12. Wildlife Control at Vanvouver International Airport: Introduction of Border Collies 
  13. New Mowing MAchines for Grassland Management of Airfields of The German Airforce 
  14. FLight Control As A Grassing Repellent For Canada Geese At Portland International Airport 
  15. Practical Application Techniques for Flight Control, A New Bird Repellent for The Aviation Industry 
  16. Control of Nuisance Birds In the Airport Arena By Fogging Rejex - IT, TP-40/WS-40   
  17. Chemical Immobilization - One More Wildlife Management Tool 
  18. Outlook on Development of Means To Repel Birds 
  19. Waste From Chicken Dressing Centres as Fertilizer for Coconut Trees - To ReduceFood for Paraih Kites In The Buffer Zone Of Calicut Airport 
  20. The Use of Border Collies In Avian And Wildlife Control Programmes 
  21. Phoenix Rio Saldo/Tempe Town Lake 
  22. Nature Reserves and Aerodromes - Resolving Conflicts 
  23. Monitoring Avi Fauna For Risk Analysis at Athens International Airport S.A 
  24. Man Made Wet Lansa and Flight Safety 
  25. Birdstrike Hazards As A Factor In Site Selection Process And Planning For The Future New Lisbon Airport 
  26. Wetlands And Aviation : Between Protection and Regulation 
  27. Estimation of Birdstrike Rate On A new Island in The North Sea 
  28. Brasilian Avian Hazard Control Program - Educational Initiatives 
  29. Use of Distress Calls to Deter Birds From Land Fill Sites Near Airports 
  30. Predicting Strika Hazards From Bird Data : Towards a Dutch BAM As a Model for European BAM ? 
  31. Dusk and Dawn Ascend of the Swift 
  32. Weather and Bird Strikes : An Investigation At A Coastal Airport 
  33. The Effect Of Local Weather Conditions On Bird - Aircraft Collisions in British Airports  
  34. Which Bird ?  
  35. Identification Guide to the Feathers Of European Birds in preperation 
  36. Jet Engine Certification Standards 
  37. The Development of Substitute Artificial Bird By the International Birdstrike Research Group For Use in Aircraft Componenet Testing 
  38. A Protocol For Bird Strike Risk Assessment at Airports 
  39. Year 2000 - Fity Years since Adams 
  40. A Judicial Approach To The Problem of Bird Strike Prevention 
  41. Air Traffic Safety Concerning Threat of Collision Of Birds And Aircraft, With Regard to the Situation in The Republic of Croatia 
  42. Aerodrome Bird Hazard Control Training In The UK  
  43. Ensuring That Landfill Sites Do Not Attract Birds 
  44. Perspective For Satelite Tracking of Swans and Geese
  45. Using Radar To Obtain a Quantitative Description Of Summer Bird Movements in The Dutch Coastal Areas 
  46. ASR - Bird Observation Propgram at German Airports 
  47. Bird Strike Prevention : Applying Aero - Science and Bio - Science 
  48. The Avian Hazard Advisory System  (AHAS) : Operational Use of Weather Radar for Reducing Bird Strike Risk In North America 
  49. Bird Densities In The Lower Air Layers - A Case Study of Eindhoven Airport 1998/99 
  50. Spatial Patterns of Bird Movements On and Around Airports, A Case Study on Eindhoven Airport - Extra Dimensions From The  Panorama Scan 
  51. Influence of Land Use On Bird Mobility, A Case Study of Eindhoven Airport 1998/99 
  52. Larch Airport : A GIS Risk Assessment Model 
  53. Global Climate Change, Bird Migration and Bird Strike Problems  
  54. Bird Avoidance Model (BAM) Europe 
  55. Serious Birdstrike Accidents to Military Aircraft : Updated List And Summary 
  56. Reporting Bias in Bird Strikes At John F Kennedy International Airport, New York 1979-98  
  57. Serious Vulture Hits To Aircraft Over The World 
  58. The UK's Civil Aviation Authority To Bird Hazard Risk Assessment 
  59. Towards The Management Of Bird hazards On South African Airports 
  60. Bird Strikes In Greece 1997-98 Civil Avviation 
  61. Collisions of Czech Air Force Aircraft with Birds During 1993-99 
  62. Is The Possibility of A Costly Aircraft Bird Strike Growing? 

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