PART E: Pinnipeds: PCoD (Costa)

Projects Related To The Population Consequences Of Disturbance (PCAD and PCoD) Models

The U.S. National Research Council’s PCAD model (Population Consequences of Acoustic Disturbance)1 defines “biologically significant” effects of sound exposure as those that can cause changes in population levels. Since 2005, this model has held the promise of becoming a practical management tool if it could be given predictive capabilities.

PART D: Fish: PCAD4Cod (Leiden)

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PART E: Pinnipeds: PCoD (Costa)

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Development Of Transfer Functions For The Population Consequences Of Acoustic Disturbance Model (PCAD)

The Population Consequences of Acoustic Disturbance Model (PCAD) was developed with the US National Academies of Sciences National Resource Council to evaluate change in marine life behaviour

Behavioural Reactions And Biological Significant Effects

The JIP aims to understand the non-physical effects of E&P sound on marine life behaviour over the course of their lives

Research Categories

The JIP has funded one of the most extensive industry research programmes in this field. It is divided into five categories which are complementary and designed to allow the JIP to fully understand the issue and potential impacts associated with underwater sound from offshore activities.