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2009 Bird Strike North America Conference
Victoria BC - September 14-17, 2009
Accipiter Radar is the Exclusive “Title Sponsor” of this conference bringing together experts from all over the world to share knowledge on bird strike hazards and wildlife hazard mitigation.
Meet Members of the Accipiter Radar Team to learn about the latest in exclusive 360 deg.
radar developments.
VISIT US AT Booths 12 & 13 – We look forward to welcoming you!
Click here for a copy of Dr Tim Nohara's Bird Strike 2009 Paper.
Arrange a meeting by email: birdstrike2009@accipiterradar.com
President and CEO |
Radar Ornithologist |
Sales Manager |
VP Business Development |
About Accipiter
Accipiter Radar is a North American innovations company with an extraordinary team of radar engineering and ornithology experts. Our mission is to provide new, far reaching surveillance technologies that significantly improve the safety and security of the public as well as the environment.
Accipiter® Avian Radar is the world’s only commercially available 360° 3D avian radar system with the longest bird tracking range in the industry. Join us at the conference to find out what the latest evolution in 3D capabilities is, exclusively patented and developed only by Accipiter Radar.
For the aviation industry, our diligent adherence to the sound application of scientific methods and regulatory due diligence has resulted in real, effective solutions trusted by the most demanding customers. Accipiter® Avian Radar systems provide exceptionally superior performance and quality at affordable prices.
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Meet these Members of the Accipiter Team at the Conference
Dr Tim J Nohara is the founding President and CEO of Accipiter Radar, leading the industry in the development of avian radars for use at civil airports. He left Raytheon (developers of airport surveillance radars) in 1994 to assemble an expert team of radar professionals to pioneer affordable avian radars now in use by the FAA, USDA, DoD, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force and Corporations.
Tim received his B.Eng, M.Eng and Ph.D degrees from McMaster University where he specialized in radar. He is a licensed professional engineer, and a member of the IEEE and the PEO. He has contributed to text books and authored numerous peer-reviewed technical publications, reports and patents.
Dr Robert C Beason is a Radar Ornithologist with Accipiter Radar. He first used marine radars to monitor avian hazards to aviation safety while a member of the US Air Force’s BASH team in 1971. His subsequent positions include Distinguished Professor of Biology & Biophysics with the State University of New York, Professor and Head of Biology, University of Louisiana, and Project Leader, USDA/APHIS/WS National Wildlife Research Center.
Bob received his Ph.D from Clemson University where his dissertation research involved the use of the FAA ARSR system to monitor waterfowl migration hazards to aviation in the Southwestern United States. He has authored many peer-reviewed publications and several book chapters.
Mr Larry D Bridle is Sales Manager with Accipiter Radar as well as a radar and wireless systems engineer. Prior to joining Accipiter, he was Vice President Systems Engineering for Nexsys Commtech International Inc. Larry has worked in the aerospace industry over the past 25 years on many large systems ranging from Wireless AMR to Inmarsat and to Radarsat-I & -III.
Larry received his B.Eng and M.Eng degrees from McMaster University where he specialized in multi-parameter radar systems and developed the IPIX radar. He is a licensed professional engineer, and a member of the PEO.
Accipiter’s Vice-President of Business Development, Mr Carl E Krasnor earned a B.Eng. in Computer Engineering and an M.B.A. in Innovation Management from McMaster University (Hamilton, Ontario).
Carl worked in advanced radar R&D for ten years becoming a senior research engineer and project leader developing new radar technologies capable of detecting previously unseen targets, in collaboration with an industrial commercialization partner.
Carl widened his experience in commercializing advanced technology as the Industrial Partnerships Officer for Brock University and then as a Business Development Officer for the University of Toronto. Carl helped launch The Exceler@tor (an innovative IT/telecom business incubator operated by the U of T’s Innovations Foundation) and served during its initial operations as Manager of Exceler@tor Programs.
Other senior members of the
Accipiter development team include:
Dr Nelson Costa, BSc., Ph.D
Dr Graeme Jones, B.E. (Qld), Ph.D
Dr Al Premji, B.Eng, M.Eng, Ph.D
Dr Andrew Ukrainec, B.Eng, Ph.D
Mr Peter Weber, B.Eng, M.Eng

Bird Strike North America
September 14-17, 2009
Victoria, BC Canada
Accipiter® Radar is proud to be the Title Sponsor of the 2009 Bird Strike North America Conference. Look
forward to seeing you there.
Dr. Tim J. Nohara Paper
at 2009 Bird Strike NAC
(PDF - 2,034 KB)
Accipiter Avian Radar
Product Overview
(PDF - 2,105 KB)
Role of Near-Miss Birdstrikes
in Assessing Hazards
(PDF - 1,837 KB)
History & Future
of Avian Radar
(PDF - 167 KB)
Accipiter Affordable 3D
Avian Radar Networks Paper
(PDF - 227 KB)
Radar 2005 eBirdrad
Avian Radar Paper
(PDF - 1,115 KB)
ABC World News Tonight - 23 February 2009 - Radar Could Prevent Avian Attacks. ABC News reporter, Neal Karlinsky, and ABC aviation consultant, John Nance, look at how the danger of birds striking aircraft, which is being attributed to the downing of US Airways Flight 1549 might be avoided by the use of Avian Radars. Steve Osmek, at Sea-Tac Airport, demonstrates these Accipiter® Radars.