WEST principal statistician, Dr. Leigh Ann Starcevich, and NOAA scientists, Dr. Amy V. Uhrin, PhD and Hillary Burgess, are pleased to share their research article titled, “Optimizing
In 2024, Optimized Smart Curtailment (OSC) was implemented at a project site and the client recently determined they were able to regain 54% of power production relative
Many state and federal wildlife agencies recommend collecting bat activity in the rotor-swept area of turbines. The typical approach is to mount an acoustic detector
WEST biologists Kristy Brightwell and Dr. Karen Tyrell are co-authors on the recently published research article, “Mortality of Fledged Whooping Cranes in the Aransas-Wood Buffalo
Did you know WEST’s Optimized Smart Curtailment (OSC) solution is being implemented, or is in development, in two Canadian provinces and nine US states? OSC
Optimized Smart Curtailment (OSC) uses the power of machine learning and WEST’s expertise in bat ecology to develop tailored, site-specific curtailment algorithms that minimize energy
WEST biologists and statisticians, Karen Tyrell, Kristin Brightwell, Rosa Palmer, Matthew Crane, and Ted Owen are co-authors on the recently published research article, “Inland Habitat
WEST biologist Hall Sawyer and statistician Andrew Telander recently completed the Lander Region/Red Desert Pronghorn study for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The final
WEST Consulting Biologist Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar, PhD, is lead author of the recently published research article, “Pollinator Habitat in Solar Facilities Has Potential to Support High
WEST Biologists Chad LeBeau, Renae Sattler, and Kyle Ebenhoch, with Statisticians Matthew Crane and Sierra Pugh, are authors of the recently published research article, “Patterns
