Bird Strike Committee Proceedings

1999 Bird Strike Committee-USA/Canada, First Joint Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC

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PAPERS FROM 1999

• Airport Bird Threat in North America from Large Flocking Birds (geese) (as Viewed by an Engine Manufacturer)--Part 1, Thomas Alge

• Airport Bird Threat in North America from Large Flocking Birds (geese) (as Viewed by an Engine Manufacturer)-- Part 2, Thomas Alge

• Airport Bird Threat in North America from Large Flocking Birds (geese) (as Viewed by an Engine Manufacturer)--Part 3, Thomas Alge

• An Assessment Of The World-wide Risk To Aircraft From Large flocking Birds, J. R. Allan, J. C. Bell, and V. S. Jackson

• Recent Developments in the Use of Flight Control to Repel Birds from Airports, Kenneth E. Ballinger Jr., Michael K. Gilmore, and Rebecca W. Price

• Private Industry Initiative at Bird Control: A Success Story, Nick Barnes, Rhian Christie, and Stan Kruse

• The Interspecificity of Distress Calls, A. T. Baxter, J. C. Bell, J. R. Allan, and J. Fairclough

• The effects of changes in the Northern Lapwing population on the bird strike hazard in the UK, J. C. Bell

• A model to determine the severity of a birdstrike with flocks of Canada Geese, Richard Budgey and J. R. Allan

• Raising Public Awareness of Bird Strike Risk Issues with an Enhanced Bird Strike Committee USA Web Site, Todd Curtis

• THE USE OF NIGHT LANDFILLING TO REDUCE BIRD HAZARDS TO AIRCRAFT SAFETY, Rolph A. Davis and Joseph Mangino

• Monitoring the Distribution, Abundance, and Movements of Birds Near Vancouver International Airport, M. W. Demarchi, G. F. Searing, M. K. McNicholl, and T. Mochizuki

• FEATHER IDENTIFICATION AND A NEW ELECTRONIC SYSTEM FOR REPORTING US AIR FORCE BIRD STRIKES, Carla J. Dove

• DERIVATION OF A DUMMY BIRD FOR ANALYSIS AND TEST OF AIRFRAME STRUCTURES, Chris H. Edge and J. Degrieck

• THE PERSPECTIVES OF THE AIR LINE PILOTS ASSOCIATION ON STRIKES OF WILDLIFE BY AIRCRAFT, Paul F. Eschenfelder

• Letter to the FAA regarding modified standards for bird strike impacts, Paul F. Eschenfelder

• Pigeon And Crows Population Control By Trapping, Ben (Ze'ev) Foux

• Radar to detect foreign object ingestion by a jet engine, Gene Greneker

• Thermal Imagery Applied to Reducing Bird Hazards to Aircraft at Airports, James R. Ivey Cpt.

• A Fixed Netting System as a Means of Excluding Birds From a Domestic Waste Landfill, Vicky S. Jackson, J. Brown, and J. R. Allan

• THE AVIAN HAZARD ADVISORY SYSTEM, T. Adam Kelly, Ronald Merritt, Thomas J. Donalds Maj., and Ronald L. White

• Temporal and Spatial Patterns of Avifauna on Wetlands in the Vicinity of Bush Field Airport, Augusta, Georgia, USA, Robert A. Kennamer, L. Brisbin Jr., K. F. Gaines, and W. L. Stephens Jr.

• Evolution of the DFW International Airport Wildlife Management Program –- Lessons Learned, Curt W. Kuehner and John R. Alexander

• BIRD PROOFING HANGARS, Carl Lahser and Will Summers

• The Benefits and Costs of Performing an Ecological Study at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport: A Journey of Enlightenment, John Ostrom

• Report on Recent Large Bird Ingestions into Transport Turbofan Engines, Richard Parker

• THE NEED TO STRENGTHEN THE ICAO PROVISIONS RELATING TO BIRD CONTROL ON AND IN THE VICINITY OF AIRPORTS, Alistair Pinos

• The German Military Geophysical Service. Bird Migration Observation, Warning and Forecasting System: New Developments towards an Automated Bird Migration Information System, Wilhelm Ruhe

• Zero bird-strike rate - an achievable target, not a pipedream, S. M. Satheesan

• DOES TALL GRASS REDUCE BIRD NUMBERS ON AIRPORTS?: RESULTS OF PEN TEST WITH CANADA GEESE AND FIELD TRIALS AT TWO AIRPORTS, 1998, Thomas W. Seamans, Richard A. Dolbeer, Mark S. Carrara, and Richard B. Chipman

• INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR AUSTRALIAN WHITE IBIS (Threskiornis molucca) ON THE GOLD COAST, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, Phillip P. Shaw

• COPING STRATEGIES FOR THE AIRCRAFT BIRDSTRIKE PROBLEM: RESISTING IMPACTS, AVOIDING COLLISIONS, AND …, R. J. Speelman III, M. E. Kelley, R. E. McCarty, and J. J. Short

• PBI/GORDON’S STRONGHOLD™ PLUS BK 800 BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL REDUCES MOWING, AND ELIMINATES GRASS AND WEED SEEDHEADS, Earl Tracy

• Management of the yellow bittern (Ixobrychus sinensis) on Guam to minimize threats to aviation safety, Daniel S. Vice and Mikel E. Pitzler

• COMPLETE CONTROL OF NUISANCE BIRDS IN AIRPORT HANGARS, Peter F. Vogt

• Bird Strike Risk Analysis on Aktion Airfield (Greece) and Recommendations for Improvements in Bird Strike Prevention, Heinrich Weitz

• Evaluation of controlling Red-tailed Hawks (Buteo jamaicensis) through live trapping and relocation to minimize aircraft strikes at Canadian Airports, Martin L. Wernaart, Terri L. Groh, and Philip J. Roberts