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Front Matter

1987 Oil Spill Conference

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Section I: CASE HISTORIES

OPERATIONAL ASPECTS OF THE RESPONSE TO THE ARCO ANCHORAGE OIL SPILL, PORT ANGELES, WASHINGTON

Robert A. Levine

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OIL POLLUTION CONTROL AND SPILL RESPONSE CAPABILITY IN THE ROPME SEA AREA

P. Bernard Ryan; Derek J. S.

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FRENCH KNOW-HOW IN THE PREVENTION AND FIGHT AGAINST ACCIDENTAL OIL SPILLS

Guy Marchand; Gilles Bergot; Marthe Melguen; Georges Peigne

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ADAPTING TECHNIQUES TO CONDITIONS: CLEANUP OF A WASTE OIL SPILL

Joseph B. H. Smith

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M/V ALVENUS: ANATOMY OF A MAJOR OIL SPILL

Anthony C. Alejandro; Jack L. Buri

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THE KAPODISTRIAS GROUNDING AND OIL SPILL CAPE RECIFE, SOUTH AFRICA

Desmond A. Lord; Graham I. H. Kerley; Rodney M. Randall; Jacobus S. V. Reddering; Eckart H. Schumann; William E. Bricknell; Sidney Rowe

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CONTAINMENT AND CLEANUP OF A MAJOR OIL WELL BLOWOUT IN TEXAS

Christopher L. Quina; Larry C. Thebeau; Charles C. Bond; Patrick Hammack

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ANALYSIS OF SIGNIFICANT OIL SPILL INCIDENTS FROM SHIPS, 1976–1985

Pu Bao-Kang

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PROTECTING AN ISLAND'S DRINKING WATER AND DESALINATION PLANT

David J. Kruth; Edward Overton; John Murphy

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RESPONSE TO MAJOR OIL SPILL—TANK BARGE ST. THOMAS

Alexander E. Tanos; Tony E. Hart

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Section II: CLEANUP OPERATIONS

A MOBILE PLANT PROTOTYPE FOR THE RESTORATION OF POLLUTED BEACHES BY WASHING OILY SAND

Christian Bocard; Jean-Jacques Quinquis; Christian Such

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TACID: A COMPUTER-BASED INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR ON-SCENE COMMANDERS

R. H. Goodman; C. H. Peabody; A. G. Holoboff

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REAL-TIME PROCESSING OF OIL SPILL REMOTE SENSING DATA

Yvon J. F. Le Guen; Marc Brussieux; Rolland Burkhalter

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DISPERSANT APPLICATION BY HYDROFOIL: HIGH SPEED CONTROL AND CLEANUP OF LARGE OIL SPILLS

Marcello Vacca-Torelli; Alberto L. Geraci; Antonino Risitano

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ATYPICAL MITIGATION OF AN OIL SPILL, SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL FOREST

Warren B. Zehner; James R. Mullins

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BEACH AGITATION FOR CRUDE OIL REMOVAL FROM INTERTIDAL BEACH SEDIMENTS

James A. Miller

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DEVELOPMENT OF AN OIL SKIMMING SYSTEM TO MEET NAVY SPECIFICATIONS

Joseph B. H. Smith; Charles McLellan; Larry R. Pintler

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REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR DETECTING OIL SLICKS AT SEA—A REVIEW OF WORK CARRIED OUT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Douglas Cormack; Neil Hurford; David Tookey

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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROTATING DISC SKIMMER

Marios S. Christodoulou; John T. Turner

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COMBATING OIL WITH SIDE-FITTED SWEEPING BOOMS

Erling Blomberg

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CONVERSION OF A U.S. COAST GUARD SKIMMING BARRIER INTO A SINGLE-VESSEL SKIMMING SYSTEM

Kevin R. McManus

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NETTING OF VISCOUS OIL

Gerard A. L. Delvigne

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COMPARATIVE COSTS OF OIL SPILL CLEANUP TECHNIQUES

T. H. Moller; H. D. Parker; J. A. Nichols

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OPERATIONAL AIR SURVEILLANCE AND EXPERIENCES IN THE NETHERLANDS

R. C. Schriel

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SWEDISH COAST GUARD STARTS USING THIRD GENERATION MARITIME SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM

Olov Fäst

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Section III: CONTINGENCY PLANNING

ALASKA CLEAN SEAS: MEETING RESPONSE NEEDS FOR 1987 AND BEYOND

Richard V. Shafer

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FIRST AFRICAN OIL SPILL COOPERATIVE: CLEAN NIGERIA ASSOCIATES

Godwin E. Omene; E. C. Odogwu; Tom E. Allen

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THE KUWAIT NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN IN ACTION

Namir A. Al-Nakib

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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN THAILAND

Klavs Bender; Robert Taylor

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UNITED KINGDOM MARINE POLLUTION CONTINGENCY PLANNING—A REVIEW OF THE LAST TWO YEARS

Michael L. Stacey, C.B.

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ROYAL NAVY OIL SPILL RESPONSE POSTURE—DEVELOPMENTS SINCE THE MID 1970s

Geoffrey Teasdale, RN (Retd.)

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CANADIAN-U.S. SPILL RESPONSE COOPERATION ALONG THE GREAT LAKES

Ted Kaiser; Wilma Godon; Ron Whitehorne; Erich R. Gundlach; Bart J. Baca

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OIL POLLUTION RESPONSE ARRANGEMENTS IN AUSTRALIA: THE GOVERNMENT VIEW (INCLUDING AN UPDATE ON DISPERSANT TESTING)

Donald Brodie

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A HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF OIL DISPERSANT GUIDELINES FOR ALASKA

Michael A. Conway

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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING AT NAVY SHORE ACTIVITIES

Rebecca L. Biggers

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INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL ARRANGEMENTS ON COOPERATION IN COMBATING MARINE POLLUTION,

David T. Edwards

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Section IV: DISPERSANTS

METHOD FOR MAKING DISPERSANT-USE DECISIONS BASED ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT CONSIDERATIONS

B. K. Trudel; S. L. Ross

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EMULSION INHIBITORS: A NEW CONCEPT IN OIL SPILL TREATMENT

I. A. Buist; S. L. Ross

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PRELIMINARY MORTALITY EFFECTS OF SEVEN DISPERSANTS ON SUBTROPICAL/TROPICAL SEAGRASSES

Anitra Thorhaug; Jeffry H. Marcus

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THE EFFICIENCY OF ELASTOMERS IN OIL SPILL CLEANUP

Paul Waters; Albert F. Hadermann

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TOXICITY OF DISPERSED AND UNDISPERSED PRUDHOE BAY CRUDE OIL FRACTIONS TO SHRIMP AND FISH

Jack W. Anderson; Robert Riley; Steve Kiesser; James Gurtisen

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LABORATORY STUDIES ON THE CHEMICAL AND NATURAL DISPERSABILITY OF OIL

Mervin F. Fingas; Mark A. Bobra; Ronald K. Velicogna

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OIL SPILL INCIDENTS AND DISPERSANT APPLICATIONS IN KUWAIT

Salah M. Al-Mazidi; Omar Samhan

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THE EFFECTS OF OIL AND CHEMICALLY DISPERSED OIL ON NATURAL PHYTOPLANKTON COMMUNITIES

M. Scholten; J. Kuiper

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EVALUATION AND CALIBRATION OF A DISPERSANT APPLICATION SYSTEM

J. S. Shum; J. H. Nash

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EFFECTIVENESS OF A TYPE III DISPERSANT ON LOW-ENERGY SHORELINES

D. I. Little; D. L. Scales

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A COMPUTERIZED TOOL FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE DECISION MAKING

L. Michael Flaherty; John E. Riley; Allen G. Hansen

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ORGANISM EXPOSURE TO VOLATILE/SOLUBLE HYDROCARBONS FROM CRUDE OIL SPILLS—A FIELD AND LABORATORY COMPARISON

Clayton D. McAuliffe

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MARINE DISPERSANT PROGRAM FOR LICENSING AND RESEARCH IN SAO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL

Rosalina P. de A. Araujo; Katia Momo; Elenita Gherardi-Goldstein; Marion Grosze Nipper; Peter G. Wells

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BASIC STUDY REVEALS HOW DIFFERENT CRUDE OILS INFLUENCE DISPERSANT PERFORMANCE

Gerard P. Canevari

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USE OF HIGH-PRESSURE WATER MIXING FOR SHIP-BASED OIL SPILL DISPERSING

R. Belore

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DATA ANALYSIS AND MODELING OF DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS IN COLD WATER

N. M. To; H. M. Brown; R. H. Goodman

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WHERE HAS ALL THE OIL GONE? DISPERSED OIL DETECTION IN A WAVE BASIN AND AT SEA

H. M. Brown; R. H. Goodman; Gerard P. Canevari

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DISPERSANT SPRAYING GUN

Gerard Barbouteau; Michel Angles; Yves Le Gal La Salle

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STRATEGY FOR MONITORING THE SHORT-TERM DISTRIBUTION OF DISPERSED OILS

Steven F. Railsback; Gordon A. Robilliard; Jack R. Mortenson

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MEASUREMENT AND PREDICTION OF DEPOSITIONAL ACCURACY IN DISPERSANT SPRAYING FROM LARGE AIRPLANES

Gordon P. Lindblom

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ADVANCE PLANNING FOR DISPERSANT USE

June Lindstedt-Siva

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INJECTION OF OIL SPILL CHEMICALS INTO A BLOWING WELL

Tore Audunson; Øistein Johansen; Johnny Koines

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CONSIDERATIONS FOR DISPERSANT USE: TANK VESSEL PUERTO RICAN INCIDENT

David Zawadzki; Jeffrey D. Stieb; Stewart McGee, Jr.

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Section V: EXTREME WEATHER

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF OIL SPILL CONTROL DEVICES FOR USE IN COLD CLIMATES IN JAPAN

Isao Suzuki; Kenjiro Miki

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A PRELIMINARY FEASIBILITY STUDY OF IN-SITU BURNING OF SPREADING OIL SLICKS

I. A. Buist

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THE LASER IGNITION DEVICE AND ITS APPLICATION TO OIL SPILLS

Michael D. Waterworth

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EXPERIMENTAL SPILLS OF CRUDE OIL IN PACK ICE

I. A. Buist; D. F. Dickins

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IN-PLACE BURNING OF CRUDE OILS IN BROKEN ICE

Nelline K. Smith; Anibal Diaz

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LASER IGNITION OF OIL SPILLS

Harry Whittaker

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A TECHNIQUE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF UNDER-ICE ROUGHNESS TO DETERMINE OIL STORAGE VOLUMES

R. H. Goodman; A. G. Holoboff; T. W. Daley; P. Waddell; L. D. Murdock; M. Fingas

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Section VI: FATE AND EFFECTS

AN OIL SPILL AFFECTING CORAL REEFS AND MANGROVES ON THE CARIBBEAN COAST OF PANAMA

John D. Cubit; Charles D. Getter; Jeremy B. C. Jackson; Stephen D. Garrity; Hugh M. Caffey; Ricardo C. Thompson; Ernesto Weil; Michael J. Marshall

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE ARCO ANCHORAGE OIL SPILL, PORT ANGELES, WASHINGTON

June Lindstedt-Siva; Dilworth W. Chamberlain; Eugene R. Mancini

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ENHANCED BIODEGRADATION OF A LIGHT CRUDE OIL IN SANDY BEACHES

Kenneth Lee; Eric M. Levy

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DEAD ENDANGERED SPECIES IN A CALIFORNIA OIL SPILL

Edward A. Simons; Morgan Akin

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OILED SEDIMENTS IN THE HUMBER ESTUARY FOLLOWING THE SIVAND INCIDENT

D. I. Little

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EFFECT OF INFAUNAL BURROW STRUCTURE ON OIL PENETRATION INTO SEDIMENTS

S. Howard; D. I. Little

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THE PERSISTENCE OF OIL STRANDED ON SEDIMENT SHORELINES

D. I. Little; D. L. Scales

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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF LOW-PRESSURE SEAWATER FLUSHING OF OILED SEDIMENTS

S. Howard; D. I. Little

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RELATIONSHIP OF SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA GROWTH TO SEDIMENT OIL CONTENT FOLLOWING AN OIL SPILL

Steve K. Alexander; James W. Webb, Jr.

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OIL-HOLDING CAPACITIES AND REMOVAL COEFFICIENTS FOR DIFFERENT SHORELINE TYPES TO COMPUTER SIMULATE SPILLS IN COASTAL WATERS

Erich R. Gundlach

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RECOVERY OF BRITTANY COASTAL MARSHES IN THE EIGHT YEARS FOLLOWING THE AMOCO CADIZ INCIDENT

Bart J. Baca; Thomas E. Lankford; Erich R. Gundlach

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THE MANAGEMENT OF OILED PENGUINS

Graham I. H. Kerley; Theuns Erasmus

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FUEL OIL EFFECTS ON MEMBRANE PERMEABILITY IN SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA ROOTS

Fitzgerald Booker

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THE FATE OF STRANDED OIL FOUR YEARS AFTER AN EXPERIMENTAL SPILL ON A SHELTERED GRAVEL BEACH

Edward H. Owens; Blair Humphrey; Dave Hope; Wishart Robson; John R. Harper

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AN OVERVIEW: REHABILITATION OF OIL CONTAMINATED BIRDS

Lynne Frink

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CLEANUP AND EFFECTS OF CRUDE OIL AND FUEL OIL SPILLS IN OSITO CANYON: A COMPARISON

Jack A. Kemerer; Terrence McGuigan; Douglas Campbell

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PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECT OF AN OIL SPILL ON A LOUISIANA MARSH

Marion Fischel

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THE ROLE OF JUNCUS ROEMERIANUS IN CLEANUP OF OIL-POLLUTED SEDIMENTS

Julia S. Lytle; Thomas F. Lytle

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THE IMPORTANCE OF USING APPROPRIATE EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS IN OIL SPILL IMPACT STUDIES: AN EXAMPLE FROM THE AMOCO CADIZ OIL SPILL IMPACT ZONE

Edward S. Gilfillan; David S. Page; Barbara Griffin; Sherry A. Hanson; Judith C. Foster

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Section VII: MODELING

ENVIRONMENTAL BASELINE STUDIES FOR OIL POLLUTION CONTROL IN NIGERIA

Jerry N. Nwankwo; Jacqueline Michel; Maylo Murday

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AN EVALUATION OF EPA SHEEN TESTS FOR DRILLING FLUID DISCHARGE

Maurice Jones; Gordon H. Otto

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DOOSIM—A NEW SIMULATION MODEL FOR OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT

Øistein Johansen

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COMPARISON OF FEDERAL GUIDELINES FOR NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF A MAJOR OIL SPILL, ISLAND PARK, NEW YORK

Gary L. Ott

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THE NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT MODEL FOR COASTAL AND MARINE ENVIRONMENTS (NRDAM/CME)

Thomas A. Grigalunas; James J. Opaluch; Deborah French; Mark Reed

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ESTIMATING MORTALITY OF SEABIRDS FROM OIL SPILLS

R. Glenn Ford; Gary W. Page; Harry R. Carter

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Section VIII: LEGAL/ECONOMIC

THE NOTION OF “POLLUTION DAMAGE,” WITH PARTICULAR REGARD TO DAMAGE TO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT

Måns Jacobsson

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UNITED STATES PROGRESS TOWARD ENACTMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE OIL SPILL LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION LEGISLATION

Charles R. Corbett

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Section IX: TRAINING

OIL SPILL TRAINING: THE NEED CONTINUES

Robert J. Meyers; J. Larry Payne; Clyde B. Strong

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OIL SPILL TRAINING—AN EFFECTIVE APPROACH

Wayne Wiebe

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POLLUTION PREVENTION AT THE PORT OF MARSEILLE AUTHORITY

P. Jointe

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CANADIAN OIL SPILL TRAINING PROGRAM

S. G. Potter; S. L. Ross; L. C. Oddy

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ON-SCENE COORDINATORS CAN EFFECTIVELY INFORM THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE NEWS MEDIA

Richard M. Meidt

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POLLUTION FIGHTING: TRAINING IN FRANCE

M. Melguen; J. F. Levy

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Section X: UNDERGROUND SPILLS

THE UNDERGROUND OIL SPILL AT KOTZEBUE, ALASKA: UNKNOWN CAUSE, ELUSIVE CURE

John H. Janssen; Douglas L. Kane

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A MODEL FOR MANAGING UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

Anne E. Smith; David Cohan; Frank Selker

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A COMPARISON OF SOIL-GAS SAMPLING METHODS USED AT TWO HARBOR SITES

Victor H. Owens; Walter J. Sexton; Jacqueline Michel

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UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK CORRECTIVE ACTION TECHNOLOGIES

Douglas C. Ammon; S. Robert Cochran

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Section XI: ABSTRACTS OF POSTER PRESENTATIONS

PICTORIAL REVIEW OF TWO OIL SPILLS ON THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE

Kenneth Hunt

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PLANNING FOR THE USE OF DISPERSANTS

Tony E. Hart

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DEVELOPMENT OF A GREAT RATE OILY WATER SEPARATING SYSTEM

Yvon Le Guen; A. Bonazzi; Georges Peigne; Christian Lemaitre

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LONG-TERM DRIFT IN THE BEAUFORT SEA

J. W. St. Martin

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A MAJOR INLAND SPILL CASE HISTORY VIEWED AS A CANDIDATE FOR DISPERSANT USE

Arnold Paddock

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THE USE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MAPPING IN THE PREPARATION OF OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR COASTAL AREAS

G. Dossena; M. Kanu; L. Ceffa

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SURFACE CURRENT MEASUREMENTS FOR VALIDATION OF AN OIL SPILL TRACKING MODEL FOR THE BEAUFORT SEA

Ivan M. Lissauer; Joseph W. St. Martin

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CONTAINMENT AND RECOVERY OF OIL FROM MUSKEG AREAS

Wayne Wiebe

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BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT IN NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA

Dennis F. Brown; John A. Arway

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THE UTILIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY INDEX DATA IN A MICROCOMPUTER-BASED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM

Basil Savitsky

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OIL SPILL SIMULATION FROM THE MARJAN OFFSHORE OIL FIELD

William J. Lehr; Robin W. Lardner; Robert J. Fraga

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PROGRESS IN ENHANCED OIL DEGRADATION

A lain Ladousse; Claude Tallec; Bernard Tramier

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THE EFFECTS OF OIL ON INTERACTING SALT MARSH PLANTS

P. Leendertse; M. Scholten

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LONG-TERM OIL WEATHERING UNDER SEA ICE IN EXPERIMENTAL MESOSCALE SIMULATOR

E. Pelletier; C. Brochu; J. H. Vandermeulen

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BIOINDICATORS AS A TOOL FOR ASSESSMENT OF HYDROCARBON IMPACT AND WEATHERING IN MANGROVE FORESTS

E. Dutrieux; F. Secchi; O. Guelorget

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COMPUTER SOFTWARE PACKAGES FOR OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Mark West; Allister Brown

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AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ACCURACY OF VOLUMETRIC LEAK DETECTION METHODS IN UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

J. Starr; J. Maresca; J. Farlow; R. Field; M. Kalinoski

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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN SOUTH AFRICA

A. Moldan; L. F. Jackson

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APPLICATION OF HIGH-RESOLUTION SPACE IMAGERY FOR CONTINGENCY PLANNING

J. Denis; L. Loubersac

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REVISED OFFSHORE OIL SPILL OCCURRENCE RATES FOR THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF

Cheryl A. Anderson; Robert P. LaBelle

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COMPUTER-BASED CONTINGENCY AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR THE NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY PROGRAM

Gordon A. Robilliard; R. Glenn Ford

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ARCTIC OIL SPILL RESPONSE PLANNING GUIDE

Robert J. Meyers; J. Larry Payne; Ivan M. Lissauer

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EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS: DIRECTIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT

Robert J. Brulle; Clayton W. Evans

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EFFECTS OF SOUTH LOUISIANA CRUDE OIL AND DISPERSANTS ON RHIZOPHORA MANGROVES

Howard J. Teas; Eirik O. Duerr; J. Ross Wilcox

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ENVIRONMENTAL COAST ATLAS FOR OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Per J. Tømmeraas

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BEAUFORT SEA DISPERSANT TRIAL

J. J. Swiss; N. Vanderkooy; S. D. Gill; R. H. Goodman

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FINAL RESULTS OF THE API TROPICS OIL SPILL AND DISPERSANT USE EXPERIMENTS IN PANAMA

Thomas G. Ballou; Steven C. Hess; Charles D. Getter; Anthony Knap; Richard Dodge; Thomas Sleeter

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