Research & Development
Projet
The ORE sector is expected to grow strongly between 2015 and 2020, in Europe and in France. The first prototypes are currently being installed or built at demonstration sites. There is a need for better knowledge of the natural environment of the potential sites. The impact of the turbines must be evaluated objectively and initial states of the operating areas are in progress. The benthic compartment, which includes the substrate and the fauna and flora that grows on the seabed, plays a key role in the functioning of coastal ecosystems. However, to date, knowledge of the potential impacts of ORE on this compartment is extremely patchy.
The project BENTHOSCOPE2 aims to develop an operational observation method to quantify and assess the effets of ORE projects on the benthic compartment. This method will use the sounds produced by soniferous species (biophonie) of the benthos as indicators of population health status.
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This project was led by Grenoble INP et France Energies Marines.
This project received funding from France Energies Marines and its members and partners, as well as French State funding managed by the National Research Agency under the Investments for the Future Programme (ANR-10-IEED-0006-05).
This project was certified by the maritime clusters Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique.
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