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Volume 1981, Issue 1
1 March 1981
International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings Cover Image for Volume 1981, Issue 1
ISSN 2169-3366
eISSN 2169-3358

Front Matter

1981 Oil Spill Conference
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Session 2: DISPERSANTS I

AN EVALUATION OF OIL SPILL DISPERSANT TESTING REQUIREMENTS
R. T. Rewick; K. A. Sabo; J. Gates; J. H. Smith; L. T. McCarthy, Jr.
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THE LABORATORY DETERMINATION OF DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS: METHOD DEVELOPMENT AND RESULTS
Donald Mackay; Foon Szeto
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A VIEW OF THE LABORATORY TESTING AND ASSESSMENT OF OIL SPILL DISPERSANT EFFICIENCY
D.G. Meeks
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THE USE OF DISPERSANTS ON VISCOUS FUEL OILS AND WATER IN CRUDE OIL EMULSIONS
M. Lee; F. Martinelli; B. Lynch; P. R. Morris
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BIODEGRADATION OF A CHEMICALLY DISPERSED CRUDE OIL
W. J. Cretney; R. W. Macdonald; C. S. Wong; D. R. Green; B. Whitehouse; G. G. Geesey
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Session 3: LABORATORY AND EFFLUENT WATER STUDIES

DISTRIBUTION OF AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN PORT VALDEZ, ALASKA
Ihor Lysyj; George Perkins; John S. Farlow; Raymond W. Morris
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TOXICITY OF BALLAST-WATER TREATMENT EFFLUENT TO MARINE ORGANISMS AT PORT VALDEZ, ALASKA
Stanley D. Rice; Sid Korn; Christine C. Brodersen; Stephen A. Lindsay; Scott A. Andrews
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TOXICITY OF CHEMICALLY DISPERSED OIL TO SHRIMP EXPOSED TO CONSTANT AND DECREASING CONCENTRATIONS IN A FLOWING SYSTEM
J. W. Anderson; S. L. Kiesser; R. M. Bean; R. G. Riley; B. L. Thomas
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Session 4: TRAINING

EFFECTS OF DIMETHYLNAPHTHALENE AND FLUCTUATING TEMPERATURES ON ESTUARINE SHRIMP
Tom M. Dillon
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THE MASSACHUSETTS OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING PROGRAM
B. J. Garry
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TEXAS A&M'S OIL SPILL TRAINING ACTIVITIES—A SIXTH YEAR PERSPECTIVE
J. Larry Payne; Michael A. Krone; David V. Morris
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THE NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMANDS OIL SPILL RESPONSE PROGRAM
Robert E. Castellucci
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U.S. COAST GUARD ATLANTIC STRIKE TEAM TRAINING PROGRAM
Donald S. Jensen
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RESULTS OF A SURPRISE TEST OF SUN TRANSPORT COMPANY'S OIL SPILL RESPONSE PLAN
Leon J. Kazmierczak; John H. Bates; N. G. Tatman
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INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL CONTROL TRAINING PROGRAM
Roy W. Hann, Jr.; Harry N. Young, Jr.
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OILSPILL COUNTERMEASURE TRAINING UNIT, ST. JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND—A JOINT VENTURE TRAINING PROGRAM
Jack J. Strong; David M. Grenville
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KURDISTAN—AN UNUSUAL SPILL SUCCESSFULLY HANDLED
F. Colin Duerden; James J. Swiss
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A UNIQUE INLAND OIL SPILL—GLENROCK, WYOMING
George O. Gehring
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THE FATE AND EFFECTS OF DISPERSANT-TREATED COMPARED WITH UNTREATED CRUDE OIL, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO SHELTERED INTERTIDAL SEDIMENTS
S. J. Rowland; P. J. C. Tibbetts; D. Little; J. M. Baker; T. P. Abbiss
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A COMPREHENSIVE MODEL FOR OIL SPILL SIMULATION
Gary M. Torgrimson
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Session 5: MOOELING/BURMAH AGATE/IXTOC I

NATIONAL STRIKE FORCE RESPONSE IXTOC I BLOWOUT—BAY OF CAMPECHE
J. L. O'Brien
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BURMAH AGATE—CHRONOLOGY AND CONTAINMENT OPERATIONS
Timothy W. Kana; Edmond P. Thompson; Robert Pavia
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ONSHORE IMPACTS AND CLEANUP DURING THE BURMAH AGATE OIL SPILL—NOVEMBER 1979
Larry C. Thebeau; Timothy W. Kana
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SURVEILLANCE, TRACKING, AND MODEL CORRELATION OF THE SPILL FROM THE TANKER BURMAH AGATE
Frank J. Kelly, Jr.; Roy W. Hann, Jr.; Harry N. Young
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SIMPLIFIED MODELS TO PREDICT THE BREAKUP OF OIL ON ROUGH SEAS
K. S. Aravamudan; P. K. Raj; G. Marsh
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SPREADING, DISPERSION, AND EVAPORATION OF OIL SLICKS IN THE ARABIAN GULF
M. S. Belen; W. J. Lehr; H. M. Cekirge
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Session 6: COLD WATER STUDIES

THE BIOS PROJECT—FRONTIER OIL SPILL COUNTERMEASURES RESEARCH
Peter J. Blackall; Gary A. Sergy
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DOME PETROLEUM'S OIL SPILL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR THE ARCTIC
W. M. Pistruzak
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DOME'S PETROLEUM STUDY OF OIL AND GAS UNDER SEA ICE
David F. Dickins, P.Eng.; Ian A. Buist, P.Eng.; William M. Pistruzak, B.Sc.
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OIL MIGRATION AND MODIFICATION PROCESSES IN SOLID SEA ICE
William G. Nelson
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ANTICIPATED OIL DISPERSION RATES IN PACK ICE
E. M. Reimer
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THE CONTAINMENT OF OIL SPILLED UNDER ROUGH ICE
Jack C. Cox; Lawrence A. Schultz
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Session 7: CASE HISTORIES I

UNITED KINGDOM—A REVIEW OF THE NEED TO MINIMISE OIL SPILLAGE IN MARINE CASUALTY SITUATIONS
Michael L. Stacey, CB
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THE WRECK OF THE LEE WANG ZIN
Randolph Bayliss; Raymond Spoltman
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COLD WEATHER RESPONSE F/V RYUYO MARU NO. 2 ST. PAUL, PRIBILOFF ISLANDS, ALASKA
G. A. Reiter
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COAST GUARD ENVIRONMENTAL MISSION FULFILLED BY NAVY SALVAGE, FRENCH FRIGATE SHOALS
Bobby Burns; A. G. Campbell; Charles J. Adams
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MEREDOSIA OIL TERMINAL—THE ILLINOIS RIVER FLOODS A TANK FARM
A. E. Tanos
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Session 8: DISPERSANTS II

ASSESSMENT OF AERIAL APPLICATION OF OIL SPILL DISPERSANTS
J. Bruce Smedley, M.Eng., P. Eng.
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AERIAL APPLICATION OF DISPERSANTS AT THE IXTOC I SPILL
Gordon P. Lindblom; Bruce D. Emery; Miguel A. Garcia Lara
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OIL SPILL CLEANUP WITH DISPERSANTS: A BOOMED OIL SPILL EXPERIMENT
Joseph Buckley; David Green; Blair Humphrey
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THE 1979 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DISPERSANT TREATED RESEARCH OIL SPILLS
Clayton D. McAuliffe; Brian L. Steelman; William R. Leek; Daniel E. Fitzgerald; James P. Ray; Charles D. Barker
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Session 9: CONTINGENCY PLANNING I

OIL SPILL COUNTERMEASURES IN LANDFAST SEA ICE
Alan A. Allen; William G. Nelson
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SPILL IMPACTS AND SHORELINE CLEANUP OPERATIONS ON ARCTIC AND SUB-ARCTIC COASTS
Edward H. Owens; Gordon A. Robilliard
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COASTAL ECOSYSTEM STUDIES AND THEIR APPLICATION TO OIL SPILL RESPONSE
John W. Parsons
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OCEANOGRAPHIC SURVEYS OF TIDAL INLETS FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
James T. Paskewich; Edmond P. Thompson; Timothy W. Kana
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MAPPING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PROTECTED AND VALUABLE, OIL-SENSITIVE COASTAL FISH AND WILDLIFE
Charles D. Getter; Charles D. Getter; Larry C. Thebeau; Thomas Ballou; David J. Maiero
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Session 10: PETROLEUM IN FRESH AND BRACKISH WATERS

THE IMPACT OF OIL ON MARSH COMMUNITIES IN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
Maurice M. Alexander; Patricia Longabucco; David M. Phillips
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POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN OYSTERS (CRASSOSTREA VIRGINICA) FROM GEORGIA COASTAL WATERS, ANALYZED BY HIGH-PRESSURE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
Richard F. Lee; Dorothy Lehsau; Michael Madden; William Marsh
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GEOMORPHOLOGICAL ALTERATION OF A HEAVILY OILED SALTMARSH (ILE GRANDE, FRANCE) AS A RESULT OF MASSIVE CLEANUP
J. H. Vandermeulen; B. F. N. Long; L. D'Ozouville
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FATE OF THE ZOE COLOCOTRONI OIL SPILL AND ITS EFFECTS ON INFAUNAL COMMUNITIES ASSOCIATED WITH MANGROVES
Edward S. Gilfillan; David S. Page; Ray P. Gerber; Sherry Hansen; Judy Cooley; Janet Hotham
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TEN YEARS OF SALTMARSH MONITORING—THE CASE HISTORY OF A SOUTHAMPTON WATER SALTMARSH AND A CHANGING REFINERY EFFLUENT DISCHARGE
Brian Dicks; Kingsley Iball
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COST ANALYSIS OF MARSH RESTORATION THROUGH SEDIMENT STRIPPING AND SPARTINA PROPAGATION
Charles T. Krebs; Christopher E. Tanner
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Session 11: CASE HISTORIES II

EFFECTS OF OIL SPILL CLEANUP TECHNIQUES ON A SALT MARSH
Cynthia A. McCauley; Richard C. Harrel
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RESPONSE TO THE ESSO BAYWAY OIL SPILL
Robert J. Meyers
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IMPACT OF THE ESSO BAYWAY OIL SPILL ON SALT MARSH MACRO FAUNA
Jeffry M. Neff; Mary Sue Sharp; Wayne L. McCulloch
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IMPACTS OF A SPILL OF NO. 6 FUEL OIL ON LAKE WINONA
Calvin R. Fremling
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THE ATLANTIC EMPRESS SINKING—A LARGE SPILL WITHOUT ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER
Stuart A. Horn; Captain Phillip Neal
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Session 12: IXTOC I (FATE AND EFFECTS)

IXTOC I OIL SPILL—THE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PROGRAM AND ECOLOGICAL IMPACT
E. G. Woods; R. P. Hannah
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NATURALLY OCCURRING HYDROCARBONS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND THE CARIBBEAN
Richard A. Geyer
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PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL WEATHERING OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS FROM THE IXTOC I BLOWOUT—CHEMICAL MEASUREMENTS AND A WEATHERING MODEL
Donald Mackay; Sally Paterson; Paul D. Boehm; David L. Fiest
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EFFECTS OF THE IXTOC I OIL SPILL ON TEXAS SHOREBIRD POPULATIONS
Brian R. Chapman
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EFFECTS OF THE IXTOC I OIL SPILL ON THE INTERTIDAL AND SUBTIDAL INFAUNAL POPULATIONS ALONG LOWER TEXAS COAST BARRIER ISLAND BEACHES
Larry C. Thebeau; John W. Tunnell; Quenton R. Dokken; Mary E. Kindinger
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IMPACT AND PERSISTENCE OF IXTOC I OIL ON THE SOUTH TEXAS COAST
Erich R. Gundlach; Kenneth J. Finkelstein; James L. Sadd
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Session 13: CONTINGENCY PLANNING II

FEDERAL/STATE COOPERATION IN OIL POLLUTION CONTROL
William F. Holt; Fred N. Rubel
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A COST EFFECTIVENESS APPROACH TO OIL SPILL RESPONSE
R. H. Schulze
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PROTECTION STRATEGIES FOR VULNERABLE COASTAL FEATURES
Victor A. Bell
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THE USE OF DECISION SUPPORT AIDS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ACTION-ORIENTED CONTINGENCY PLAN
John R. Harrald; Steve M. Conway
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CONTINGENCY PLANS: A USEFUL TOOL OR BUREAUCRATIC BURDEN?
Michael J. Donohoe
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Session 14: NEAR SHORE SEDIMENT STUDIES

THE EVOLUTION OF STRANDED OIL WITHIN SANDY BEACHES
B. F. N. Long; J. H. Vandermeulen; T. P. Ahern
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SHORELINE OIL TWO YEARS AFTER AMOCO CADIZ: NEW COMPLICATIONS FROM TANIO
Erich R. Gundlach; Serge Berné; Laurent D'Ozouville; Jerry A. Topinka
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THE EFFECTS OF OIL SPILLS ON MANGROVE FORESTS: A COMPARISON OF FIVE OIL SPILL SITES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND THE CARIBBEAN SEA
Charles D. Getter; Geoffrey I. Scott; Jacqueline Michel
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IDENTIFICATION OF PETROLEUM RESIDUE SOURCES AFTER A FIRE AND OIL SPILL
Edward B. Overton; Jo Ann McFall; S. Wayne Mascarella; Charles F. Steele; Shelley A. Antoine; Ieva R. Politzer; John L. Laseter
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Session 16: CONTINGENCY PLANNING III

PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF OIL POLLUTION IN NEW ZEALAND
Philip Tortell
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CLEAN HARBORS COOPERATIVE
Edward Wirkowski
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TAILORED OILSPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR OFFSHORE BLOWOUTS—A TALE OF LESSONS-LEARNED
Johannes Ph. Poley
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THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTINGENCY MEASURES IN DETERMINING OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT
Raymond R. Emerson
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OIL SPILL CLEANUP ASSESSMENT FOR THE COLUMBIA RIVER BASIN
J. Wesley Miller; Edward McCracken; Robert L. Solomon; Harry Hutchins
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COMPREHENSIVE SPILL MANAGEMENT AT AN OIL FIRED ELECTRIC POWER PLANT ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER
Warren G. Hansen; Peter K. McCormick
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Session 17: ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT TOPICS

IT IS TIME TO REDEFINE A HARMFUL QUANTITY OF OIL
W. R. Leek; H. J. Blevins; S. D. Loftin
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STATUTORY CRITERIA: COAST GUARD PENALTY ASSESSMENTS UNDER THE FEDERAL POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, SECTION 311(b)
Steven J. Delaney
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BREAKING OF FRESH AND WEATHERED EMULSIONS BY CHEMICALS
Christian Bocard; Claude Gatellier
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NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY APPROACHING OFFSHORE DEEPWATER PORTS
John S. Gardenier
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AN OIL SLICK IGNITER FOR REMOTE AREAS
K. M. Meikle
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DEVELOPMENT OF A FLARING BURNER OIL DISPOSAL SYSTEM
Robert L. Beach; Kenneth R. Goldman
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Session 18: CONTROL/CLEANUP EQUIPMENT

ON THE FLOW AROUND SPILL CLEANUP DEVICES
Richard A. Griffiths
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OPEN OCEAN SKIMMER PERFORMANCE TESTS
H. W. Lichte; M. Borst; G. F. Smith
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DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF A WEIR BOOM FOR OIL RECOVERY AT SEA
H. B. Wilson
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COHERENT, PLUNGING WATER JETS FOR OIL SPILL CONTROL
J. H. Nash; M. G. Johnson
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OHMSETT RESEARCH OVERVIEW, 1979–1980
John S. Farlow; Richard A. Griffiths
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DESIGN ASPECTS OF THE FIRST “SLICKTRAIL” DREDGER, THE COSMOS
Nico J. van Drimmelen
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Session 19: SOCIOECONOMIC-LEGAL ASPECTS

OIL SPILL RATES IN FOUR U.S. COASTAL REGIONS
Mary Ann Froehlich; John F. Bellantoni
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AN ANALYSIS OF TANKER CASUALTIES FOR THE 10 YEAR PERIOD, 1969–1978
N. N. Goldberg; Virgil F. Keith; Richard M. Willis; Norman F. Meade; Robert C. Anderson
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CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR OIL SPILL LITIGATION
Samuel A. Haubold
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THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT COMPONENT OF AN OIL SPILL CLEANUP MODEL
J. D. Nyhart, Professor of Management; Harilaos N. Psaraftis, Assistant Professor of Marine Systems; Walter S. Laird, Master's Candidate
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THE INTERNATIONAL OIL POLLUTION COMPENSATION FUND—FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS
Reinhard H. Ganten, Director
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THE MEDIA AND OIL SPILLS: DOES THE PRESS INFLUENCE DAMAGE PERCEPTIONS
Allen Rappaport; Louis H. Zincone, Jr.; Peter Fricke
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Session 20: OFFSHORE PLATFORM STUDIES

BIOMASS EXPORTATION FROM OFFSHORE PRODUCTION PLATFORMS IN EAST TEXAS
Nick Fotheringham
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OIL-DEGRADING POTENTIAL OF SURFICIAL SEDIMENTS NEAR OIL-PRODUCING PLATFORMS
L. R. Brown; K. L. Jeanes; W. F. Greenleaf; Geoff Frank
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EFFECT OF CRUDE OIL ON MICROBIAL PROCESSES IN MARINE SEDIMENTS
G. W. Childers; R. W. Landers; H. G. Aranha; A. H. Ardahl; M. S. Randolph; L. R. Brown
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