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Line of Sight: Simulated Aerial Avian Predators Can Reduce Problematic Bird Flyovers of Airfields
Collisions between birds and aircraft (bird strikes) are a serious threat to air safety and represent a substantial economic cost to the global aviation industry. In recent years, the frequency of wood pigeons (Columba palumbus) flying over active runways has increased at airports in Ireland. Here,
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