Ś II APPENDIX B – Input data and results of bird collision risk modelling for OWF B

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A P P E N D I X B

– Input data and results of bird

c o l l i s i o n r i s k m o d e l l i n g f o r O W F B

Ś II

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B

Input data and results of bird collision risk modelling

This appendix presents screan shots of Excel files presenting data input worksheet and result worksheets of the standard collision risk modelling application as suggested by Band (2012). The details of collision risk assessment methodology are provided in the EIA report chapter 6.6.2.

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B.1 Red-throated Diver and Black-throated Diver Gavia stellata and Gavia arctica

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B.1.2 Red-throated Diver and Black-throated Diver: migrant collision risk worksheet for variant 1 with low turbine tower (120 m)

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B.1.4 Red-throated Diver and Black-throated Diver: migrant collision risk worksheet for variant 1 with high turbine tower (175 m)

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B.2 Long-tailed Duck Clangula hyemalis

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B.3 Velvet Scoter Melanitta fusca

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B.4 Common Scoter Melanitta nigra

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B.5 Eurasian Wigeon Anas penelope

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B.6 Swans Cygnidae

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B.7 Geese Anserini

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B.8 Common Crane Grus grus

B.8.1 Common Crane: input data for migrating birds for turbine variant 1 with low turbine tower (120 m), 3 “raptor-type”

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B.8.2 Common Crane: migrant collision risk worksheet for turbine variant 1 with low turbine tower (120 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.8.3 Common Crane: migrant collision risk worksheet for turbine variant 1 with low turbine tower (120 m), standard Band2012 model scenarios

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B.8.4 Common Crane: input data for migrating birds for turbine variant 1 with high turbine tower (175 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.8.5 Common Crane: migrant collision risk worksheet for turbine variant 1 with high turbine tower (175 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.8.6 Common Crane: migrant collision risk worksheet for turbine variant 1 with high turbine tower (175 m), standard Band2012 model scenarios

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B.8.7 Common Crane: input data for migrating birds for turbine variant 2 with low turbine tower (145 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.8.10 Common Crane: input data for migrating birds for turbine variant 2 with high turbine tower (175 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.8.13 Common Crane: input data for migrating birds for turbine variant 3 with low turbine tower (145 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.8.16 Common Crane: input data for migrating birds turbine variant 3 with high turbine tower (175 m), 3 “raptor-type” scenarios

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B.9 Herring Gull Larus argentatus

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B.10 Little Gull Larus minutus

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B.11 Black-headed Gull Larus ridibundus

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B.12 Great Cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo

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B.13 Razorbill Alca torda and Common Guillemot Uria aalge

Colission risk for Razorbill and Common Guillemot could not be assessed using Band (2012) tool, as all registered birds of these species flew below rotor heights of all considered wind turbine variants.

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