| Work Package B - An assessment of the sensitivity of Scottish seabirds to interactions with offshore wind developments: | Work Package E - Population sizes of seabirds breeding in Scottish Special Protected Areas (SPAs): |
| Work Package G - Effects of Displacement from marine renewable developments on seabirds breeding at SPAs - a proof of concept model of common guillemots breeding on the Isle of May: | Work Package H - Population trends of breeding seabird colonies in Scottish SPAs: |
Migratory Fish Research:
Marine Scotland Science have undertaken a literature review of current research and new research ideas associated with the interactions with offshore renewable energy devices:
Work Package AP5
This project has identified and compiled (in agreed formats), available data gathered before, during and after installation of the Robin Rigg offshore wind farm.
Work Package AP 6
This project has built upon the data collected and formatted under Work Package AP5 and undertaken an analysis on the data to assess potential impacts of offshore wind on species of migratory fish. The project has also carried out power analysis on the available data to determine its ability to have detected any change and thereby inform the design of future monitoring programmes.
Marine Mammal Research:
| Work Package A3 - Advice on the displacement of marine mammals around operational offshore windfarms: | Work Package C2 - Advice on the populations of cetaceans that might be involved in significant interactions with marine renewable energy developments in Scottish marine waters: |