WBA 2018 Conference: Warsaw, Poland, Presentations
The World Birdstrike Association together with the Civil Aviation Office organize an international conference “Bird / Wildlife Strike Prevention” which was held on November 19-21, 2018. The conference was devoted to reducing the risks to air traffic associated with the occurrence and activity of animals. The event took place at the Club of the Military University of Technology in Warsaw.
Recent Developments of ICAO on Wildlife Strike Hazard Reduction by Mr Yong Wang, ICAO
EASA Wildlife Strike Prevention Update by Mr Vasilis Stefanioros, EASA
Brazilian Wildlife Strike Reporting System (SIGRA) by Lt Weber Galvao Novaes, Brazil
Does the ATC have a role in the Wildlife Strike Prevention? by Mr Valte Basttistoni, Italy
Operational Impact of Bird Strikes on ATC Management Processes by Dr Guido Shultz and Ms Isabel Metz
Wildlife Hazard Management at Incheon Airport by Mr Donghyung Ko, South Korea
Pattern of Avoidance Shown by Birds to moving Aircraft by Mr Tom Kelly, Ireland
A Novel Horizaontal Tail Leading Edge Structure Against Bird Strikes by Mr Liu Jun, China
Wildlife Management at US Airports – Myth Vs Reality by Mr Mike Begier, USA
Flight Safety & Nature Conservation by Mr Fred Wouters, Birdlife International
Bird Strike Probability Calculation and BIRDTAM determination by Mr Frederik De Vos, Belgium
Towards the Next Generation of key performance Indicators (KPIs) by Mr Siete Hamminga, The Netherlands
Wildlife Hazard Challenges in a Changing World by Dr Michal Skakuj, Poland
Longterm Radar Monitoring of Bird Movements and migration on and Around Berlin Brandenburg Airport by Mr Richard Klaub, Germany
How to Re-seed your Airfield Grass with Endophyte containing Grass Seeds, by Mr Mogen Hansen
