September 14-17, 2009, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

2009 was the 11th combined meeting of Bird Strike Committee USA and Bird Strike Committee Canada. Previous separate meetings of the two organizations have occurred since 1999 throughout the United States and Canada.

Presentations have included papers, posters and demonstrations on wildlife control techniques, new technologies, land use issues, training, engineering standards, and habitat management. These presentations have all contributed to an enhanced awareness of the bird hazard issue.

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2010

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Raptors on three RNLAF airbases, Numbers, strikes, trapping and relocation.

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ROBIN Lite 3D FMCW Bird radar: Revolutionizing airport birdstrike prevention, Addy Borst

2009

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2009 Bird Strike North America Conference Program

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Bird Strikes and The Courts: The Antonov Case, Valter Battistoni

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Raptors, Rodents and Rare Weather: Managing Increased Migratory Raptor Populations at McConnell AFB, Kansas, Lauren Caister

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Large Air Transport Jet Engine Design Considerations for Large and for Flocking Bird Encounters, Christopher Demers

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Successful Strategies for Aviation Wildlife Mitigation, Paul Eschenfelder

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Could avian radar have prevented US Airways Flight 1549’s bird strike?, Tim Nohara

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Integrating Avian Radar into the Aviation Operating Environment, Richard Sowden and Paul Eschenfelder

2008

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Successful Use of Alarm and Alert Calls to Reduce Emerging Crop Damage by Resident Canada Geese near Horicon Marsh, Wisconsin, Philip Whitford

2005

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North American Bird Strike Advisory System, Russell DeFusco, Michel Hovan, James Harper, and Kurt Heppard