Module 5 - Monitoring & Detecting Wildlife Hazards

What is one of the purposes of conducting Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment for Aerodrome wildlife?

• Exploring the depths of the ocean

• Understanding the process of identifying the species present at each airport

• Learning how to drive a car

• Researching modern technology

What is involved in on-airport monitoring?

• Inspecting the entire perimeter fence daily

• Scuba diving in the nearby lake

• Counting clouds in the sky

• Playing music for the birds

What can wildlife detection technology provide information about?

• Upcoming movie releases

• Latest fashion trends

• Best restaurants in the area

• Location of hazards relative to aircraft

Why is managing off-airport hazards complicated?

• Lack of management and administrative governing by the airport authority

• Abundance of resources and support

• Perfect weather conditions

• High level of security

Who is responsible for collecting data on wildlife hazards?

• Wildlife controllers

• Traffic controllers

• Weather forecasters

• Social media influencers

What is essential for ensuring data comparability?

• Standardized data collection

• Random data collection

• Biased data collection

• Incomplete data collection

How should data be stored for ease of analysis?

• Writing on pieces of paper

• Using simple electronic databases like Microsoft Excel or Access

• Ignoring data storage

• Memorizing all the data

What did Darwin Airport identify as key issues in their wildlife management program?

• Data quality and understanding

• Lack of birds and animals

• Excessive resources allocated

• Overwhelming success