Bibliografisk note

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Ainslie, M. A. (2010). Principles of sonar performance modelling. Springer Praxis. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-87662-5 Bailey, H., Senior, B., Simmons, D., Rusin, J., Picken, G., & Thompson, P. M. (2010). Assessing underwater noise levels during pile-driving at an offshore windfarm and its potential effects on marine mammals. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 60, 888-897. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol-bul.2010.01.003 Bellmann, M. A., Brinkmann, J., May, A., Wendt, T., Gerlach, S., & Remmers, P. (2020). Underwater noise during the impulse pile-driving procedure: Influencing factors on pile-driving noise and technical possibili-ties to comply with noise mitigation values. Supported by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und nukleare Sicherheit [BMU]), FKZ UM16 881500. Commissioned and man-aged by the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie [BSH]), Order No. 10036866.

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We thank assistant Suzanne Cornelisse and the following students and volunteers for their help with the study: Matthijs Marsman, Luna Korsuize, Femke Kuiphof, Pepijn Degger, Stephanie de Ruijter, Manouk Vermeulen, Ramona van Alphen, Irna Huisjes, Yarnick Herben, and Renee de Waard. We thank Rob Triesscheijn (†) for making Figure 1, and Bert Meijering (Topsy Baits) for providing space for the SEAMARCO Research Institute. Erwin Jansen (TNO) did the acoustic measurements. We thank Arie Smink for the construction and maintenance of the electronic equipment. We also thank Nancy Jennings (Dotmoth.co.uk) for the statistical analysis and comments on the manuscript, and John Terhune (University of New Brunswick, Canada) and two anonymous reviewers for their valuable constructive comments on this manuscript. Funding for this project was obtained from (1) the Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management (Case Number 31160611)—we thank Inger van den Bosch, Sarah Marx, Ingeborg van Splunder, and Niels Kinneging for their guidance on behalf of the Dutch Wind at Sea Ecological Program (WOZEP); and (2) Eneco (Order Number 4500730976/2142)—we thank Marin van Regteren for her guidance on behalf of Eneco. The harbor porpoise was tested under authorization of the Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs with Endangered Species Permit FF/75A/2016/031. The porpoise was rented from Dolfinarium Harderwijk (part of the ASPRO group).

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We thank assistant Suzanne Cornelisse and the following students and volunteers for their help with the study: Matthijs Marsman, Luna Korsuize, Femke Kuiphof, Pepijn Degger, Stephanie de Ruijter, Manouk Vermeulen, Ramona van Alphen, Irna Huisjes, Yarnick Herben, and Renee de Waard. We thank Rob Triesscheijn (f) for making Figure 1, and Bert Meijering (Topsy Baits) for providing space for the SEAMARCO Research Institute. Erwin Jansen (TNO) did the acoustic measurements. We thank Arie Smink for the construction and maintenance of the electronic equipment. We also thank Nancy Jennings (Dotmoth.co.uk) for the statistical analysis and comments on the manuscript, and John Terhune (University of New Brunswick, Canada) and two anonymous reviewers for their valuable constructive comments on this manuscript. Funding for this project was obtained from (1) the Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management (Case Number 31160611)?we thank Inger van den Bosch, Sarah Marx, Ingeborg van Splunder, and Niels Kinneging for their guidance on behalf of the Dutch Wind at Sea Ecological Program (WOZEP); and (2) Eneco (Order Number 4500730976/2142)?we thank Marin van Regteren for her guidance on behalf of Eneco. The harbor porpoise was tested under authorization of the Netherlands Ministry of Economic Affairs with Endangered Species Permit FF/75A/2016/031. The porpoise was rented from Dolfinarium Harderwijk (part of the ASPRO group).

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