DTBird® was selected to participate in the project due to its unique features and data transparency. The project LIFE12 BIO/GR/000554 is a product of the collaboration between The Centre for Renewable Energy Sources (CRES) and the environmental consulting company Nature Conservation Consultants (NCC), with the contribution of EU's financial instrument LIFE+. DTBird® has been installed at the Wind Farm and the Park of Energy Awareness (PENA) of CRES at Keratea (Greece), where it will be operating for 3 years.
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DTBird has started protecting birds and monitoring bats in Martifer/Ikea Wind Farm in Podkarpackie. Currently, DTBird is monitoring/protecting birds/bats in France, Greece, Italy, Norway, Poland and Spain. Available worldwide. November 2013.
EDF is the fourth company signing a second contract with DTBird. March 2014
DTBird multiply by 16 Data Analysis Platform Servers Capabilites to continue providing access to all historical bird flights of all clients. This service started in June 2012, and currently stores more tan 100.000 bird flights.
DTBird Servers.
DTBird install the second electrically self-contained in a Meteorological Tower. The first one was installed in Spain in June 2015 and activates the second installation in Sweden September 2015.
DTBird unit on a meteorological tower.
BST (Basic Safety Training) Offshore Homologue by GWO (Global Wind Organisation), Offshore (5 modules - 7 days) which includes:
GWO BST First Aid.
GWO BST Manual Handling.
GWO BST Fire Awareness.
GWO BST Working at Heights.
GWO BST Sea Survival.
Members of the DTBird Installation Team.
Bundesamt für Seeschiffahrt und Hydrographie (BSH) contracted DTBird for 3 years bird monitoring service in Offshore Platform Fino1, over 40km offshore in the North Sea. July 2015.
DTBird lands first offshore bird monitoring contract at Platform FINO 1, Germany.
With the cooperation of Ecocom and Vindform. Inscription open. More information on the pilot project (Link).
DTBird at Workshop Eagle Detection & Deterrent Technologies Research Gaps and Solutions. Denver - Colorado (EEUU) December 8-9,2015
Eagle Detection & Deterrent Technologies Researh Gaps and Solutions Workshop.
Hosted by the Department of Energy´s Wind and Water Power Technologies Office together with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
Denver, Colorado (EEUU)
8 - 9 December 2015
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Sistema di monitoraggio automatico e protezione degli uccelli
DTBird® è un sistema di monitoraggio automatico dell’avifauna e/o di riduzione del rischio di collisione degli uccelli con turbine eoliche terrestri o marine. Il sistema rileva automaticamente gli uccelli e, opzionalmente, può eseguire 2 azioni separate per ridurre il rischio di collisione degli uccelli con le turbine eoliche: attivare un segnale acustico e/o arrestare la turbina eolica. Fasi di R&S.
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Unità di rilevazione e Registro delle collisioniDetection
Le telecamere ad alta definizione controllano tutt’attorno alla turbina rilevando gli uccelli in tempo reale e memorizzando video e dati. Nei video con audio, accessibili via Internet, sono registrati i voli ad alto rischio di collisione e anche le collisioni. Le caratteristiche specifiche di ogni installazione e il funzionamento si adattano alle specie bersaglio e alla grandezza della turbina eolica.Unità di prevenzione delle collisioni
Questa unità emette in automatico dei segnali acustici per gli uccelli che possono trovarsi a rischio di collisione e dei suoni a effetto deterrente per evitare che gli uccelli si fermino in prossimità delle pale in movimento. Il tipo di suoni, i livelli delle emissioni, le caratteristiche dell’installazione e la configurazione per il funzionamento si adattano: alle specie bersaglio, alla grandezza della turbina eolica e alle normative sul rumore. Non genera perdite di produzione energetica ed è efficace per tutte le specie di uccelli.Unità di controllo dell’arresto
Esegue in automatico l’arresto e la riattivazione della turbina eolica in funzione del rischio di collisione degli uccelli misurato in tempo reale. Adattabile a specie/gruppi di uccelli bersaglio.Piattaforma di analisi
La piattaforma online di analisi dei dati offre un accesso trasparente ai voli registrati, tra cui: video con audio, variabili ambientali e dati operativi della turbina eolica. Grafici, statistiche e persino report automatici sono disponibili per determinati periodi. Sono previsti 2 livelli di diritti di accesso: Analyzer e Manager.
Presenza mundiale di DTBird© & DTBat©
Le caratteristiche di DTBird© sono richieste dalle autorità ambientali di un numero crescente di paesi. Più di 500 sistemi di DTBird© & DTBat© sono distribuite in più di 110 parchi eolici esistenti/previsti, terrestri/marini di 16 Paesi (Austria, Belgio, Cina, Francia, Germania, Grecia, Italia, Norvegia, Polonia, Spagna, Svezia, Svizzera, Taiwan, Paesi Bassi, Regno Unito e Stati Uniti). DTBird® è operativo presso WTG dal 2009 e DTBat® dal 2012.
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DTBird® announces the publication of the technical specifications for the FALCO system. Already in commercial use for over a year, the system has been deployed across various onshore wind energy projects across Europe and beyond. This formal documentation marks a milestone in DTBird’s commitment to technical transparency and support for wind farm developers, operators, and environmental authorities. With improved flexibility and performance, the DTBird® FALCO system now includes five model configurations — F4, F6, F8, F4+F,6 and F4+F8 — to adapt to different rotor diameters, species profiles, and project requirements. Main Features: • Detection module: Maximum distance up to 1 km with graphics…
Written on Venerdì, 12 Settembre 2025 10:41
DTBird® has released the results of an independent study evaluating the detection capabilities of its latest bird monitoring models (F4, A4, F6, A6, and T). The assessment, conducted by the company, used a controlled field methodology to objectively measure maximum and effective detection distances for each model, providing wind farm operators and environmental managers with transparent, verifiable performance data. The evaluation involved controlled flights with a 1.42-meter wingspan avian-mimic drone, which simulated a medium-sized bird of prey. Flights were performed under stable weather conditions, covering a wide range of distances, angles, and trajectories. The drone’s GPS positions were synchronized with…
Written on Mercoledì, 13 Agosto 2025 16:31
Kincardine Offshore Wind Ltd. (KOWL) has received feedback from NatureScot and official notification from the Marine Directorate Licensing Operations Team (MD-LOT) that Condition 22ai regarding post-construction monitoring of bird strike for the Kincardine floating offshore wind farm has been successfully addressed using DTBird® technology. Project Summary Location: 15 km off the coast of Aberdeen, Scotland, in the North Sea. Turbines: 5 Vestas V164 (9.5 MW, installed 2021), each equipped with the DTBird® V8N2 system to record avian activity and potential collisions, day and night. The first phase of the project included 1 Vestas V80 (2 MW installed in 2018), also equipped…
Written on Martedì, 12 Agosto 2025 19:10
DTBird & DTBat has released an updated version of the Technical Specifications for the DTBat® system, a solution designed to detect, identify, and protect bats in wind farms. The new edition replaces the previous document published in 2016 and includes significant technical, operational, and installation upgrades. For the first time, the document is available in a bilingual format (English and Español), reflecting the company’s international scope and commitment to making its systems more accessible for global wind energy projects, particularly in markets with increasing biodiversity regulations. Over 40 DTBat® systems have been installed in several countries since the commercial launch in 2012. It…
Written on Mercoledì, 06 Agosto 2025 14:38
