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199BackmatterLinks200Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency,Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (Eds.)Ecological Research at the Offshore Windfarm alpha ventus,DOI 10.1007/978-3-<strong>658</strong>-<strong>02462</strong>-8, © Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2014
200Linksalpha ventus offshore windfarmwww.alpha-ventus.deAgreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA)www.unep-aewa.orgACCOBAMSwww.accobams.orgASCOBANSwww.ascobans.orgBirdlife Internationalwww.birdlife.orgBSH Standardswww.bsh.de/en/Products/Books/Standard/Convention on Migratory Species (CMS)www.cms.int/documents/convtxt/cms_convtxt_english.pdfEcological monitoring in accordance with StUK3www.bsh.de/en/Marine_uses/Industry/Wind_farms/Ecological_monitoring.jspEcological research accompanying the alpha ventus offshore test projectwww.bsh.de/de/Meeresnutzung/Wirtschaft/Windparks/StUKplus/stukplustext.jspFederal Agency for Nature Conservation/Habitatmarewww.habitatmare.deFederal Environment Agencywww.uba.deFederal Maritime and Hydrographic Agencywww.bsh.deFederal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safetywww.bmub.bund.deGerman Energy Agency offshore wind power portalwww.offshore-wind.deNatura 2000 in the EUhttp://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/index_en.htm
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Federal Maritime and Hydrographic A
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Cover photos:alpha ventus offshore
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Federal Maritime and Hydrographic A
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XTable of Contents5.3 Learning from
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XIITable of Contents12.5.6 Estimati
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List of AuthorsDr. Sven AdlerSwedis
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List of AuthorsXVIIDr. Jochen Kraus
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List of AuthorsXIXKatharina Teschke
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3 1Current situation of offshoredev
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1.2 • Legal basis of offshore win
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8Chapter 1 • Current situation of
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11 2The Spatial Offshore GridPlan f
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2.2 • Accompanying Strategic Envi
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3.2 • Offshore challenges17 3..Fi
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3.3 • Operation of the offshore w
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3.7 • Outlook: alpha ventus as a
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26Chapter 4 • The RAVE research i
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28Chapter 4 • The RAVE research i
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31 5Accompanying ecologicalresearch
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Literature37 5..Fig. 5.4 Colonisati
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46Chapter 7 • Challenges, results
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48Chapter 7 • Challenges, results
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51 IIMain sectionChapter 8Chapter 9
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53 8Oceanographic andgeological res
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8.2 • Methods55 8. . Fig. 8.1 (a)
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8.2 • Methods57 8era, which then
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8.2 • Methods59 8..Fig. 8.6 Diagr
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8.3 • Results and discussion61 8.
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8.3 • Results and discussion63 8.
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10.1 • Introduction85 10..Fig. 10
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10.1 • Introduction87 10Near the
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10.2 • Methods89 10Hydroacoustic
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10.3 • Results and discussion91 1
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Literature93 10of the average stoma
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11.4 • Discussion107 11Generally,
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12.4 • Methods115 12oping dedicat
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12.4 • Methods117 12VARSVARS (Vis
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