Jacob Nabe-Nielsen
@jacobnabe.bsky.social
Professor of Quantitative Ecology @ Aarhus University - marine mammals, movement ecology, climate change impacts and agent-based modelling
Reposted by Jacob Nabe-Nielsen
Developing and testing the models demands a wealth of diverse data and a very dedicated team!
From tagging projects to stranding records, we gather critical information on animal movement, energetics, and population structure to inform and refine these models 🐬
#marinemammalresearch @au.dk
From tagging projects to stranding records, we gather critical information on animal movement, energetics, and population structure to inform and refine these models 🐬
#marinemammalresearch @au.dk
April 29, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Developing and testing the models demands a wealth of diverse data and a very dedicated team!
From tagging projects to stranding records, we gather critical information on animal movement, energetics, and population structure to inform and refine these models 🐬
#marinemammalresearch @au.dk
From tagging projects to stranding records, we gather critical information on animal movement, energetics, and population structure to inform and refine these models 🐬
#marinemammalresearch @au.dk
Reposted by Jacob Nabe-Nielsen
Our researchers use a variety of models, including DEPONS (depons.eu), which simulates the effects of noise disturbance on harbor porpoises.
By simulating how noise impacts their movement and foraging success, DEPONS can assess the impacts of offshore wind farm construction and ship traffic. 🛥️🐬
By simulating how noise impacts their movement and foraging success, DEPONS can assess the impacts of offshore wind farm construction and ship traffic. 🛥️🐬
April 29, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Our researchers use a variety of models, including DEPONS (depons.eu), which simulates the effects of noise disturbance on harbor porpoises.
By simulating how noise impacts their movement and foraging success, DEPONS can assess the impacts of offshore wind farm construction and ship traffic. 🛥️🐬
By simulating how noise impacts their movement and foraging success, DEPONS can assess the impacts of offshore wind farm construction and ship traffic. 🛥️🐬
True. It merely highlights where the animals are most sensitive, if there is an impact of OWF. There will be another report on cumulative effects on populations later this year.
February 8, 2025 at 12:58 PM
True. It merely highlights where the animals are most sensitive, if there is an impact of OWF. There will be another report on cumulative effects on populations later this year.