IBSC – Copenhagen Presentations Behaviour of Aramid Epoxy Composite Structures To Bird Impact Properties of The Auditory System in Birds And The Effectiveness of The Acoustic Scaring Signals Serious Bird Strikes to Civil Aircraft 1984 & 1985 The Use of Radar Data For Bird Strike Prevention in Germany Frightening Devices in Airfield Bird Control Bird…
A total of 124 persons from 31 countries participated in the conference. All aviation related professions were present in varying numbers; pilots, manufacturer, policy and oversight, vendor, wildlife controller and manager, consultant, farmer, ATC, hunter, researcher, QHE safety officer, etc. 40 persons participated in the brainstorm sessions for improving the WBA Global Action Plan (GAP). …
IBSC – Amsterdam Presentations (17 – 21 April 2000) New Technique for Presentation of Feather Remains Using Radar to Obtain a Quantitative Description of Summer Bird Movements in the Dutch Coastal Area Wildlife HAzard Policy Flight Safety, Internet and Education – A Leading Tool for Global Aviation Why Do Birds Collide with Aircraft? A Behavioural…
Plenary 1 Recent development of ICAO on wildlife strike hazard reduction by Mr Albert de Hoon and Mr Yong Wang Performance based WHM under ICAO regulations by Mr Anastasios Anagnostopoulos – AIA Wildlife Strike Reporting – Flight Plan for International Data Access and Updating IBIS by Mr John Weller ATC and WHM. Whats new by Mr…
WBA Conference Bangkok, 29th Nov- 1st Dec 2022 WBA wishes to thank all physical and virtual participants. The speaker and sponsor presentations have been uploaded below along with some photo captures. Presentations Photographs
IBSC – Cairns Presentations A Quantified species specific Bird Hazard Index A Risk Based Approach towards setting Wildlife Strike Alert Levels The Potential of Speciality Endophyte-Infected Grasses for the Aviation Industry Microhabitat Utilisation by Bird Species at Royal Australian Air Force Edinburgh (RAAF EDN – South Australia) Guidance on Assessing the Risk of Attractions of…