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Front Matter

1993 International Oil Spill Conference

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Section I: CONTINGENCY PLANNING

RESPONSE TO A SPILL OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE

Donald S. Jensen; Robert Pond; Mark H. Johnson

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DEVELOPING STANDARDIZED FACILITY CONTINGENCY PLANS

David A. Davidson

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ENHANCING CANADA'S SPILL RESPONSE CAPABILITY: OIL SPILL EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR A 10,000 TON RESPONSE CAPABILITY

Wayne Halley; John Latour

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MUTUAL AID IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE: THE ALASKAN NORTH SLOPE MODEL

Bruce McKenzie; Norman Ingram

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POLLUTION PREVENTION, PREPAREDNESS, AND RESPONSE COORDINATION EFFORTS BETWEEN THE U.S. COAST GUARD AND COASTAL, GREAT LAKES, AND INLAND RIVER STATES

Michael J. Donohoe; Bruce A. Russell; Patricia Clark

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THE OILING OF ICS

Steve Hunter

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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN THE IVORY COAST

Klavs Bender; Svend Kåre Jensen; John Østergård; Capt. Poul Nogbou

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HISTORICAL BUILDUP OF OIL SPILL RESPONSE CAPABILITY IN JAPAN

Sakae Shirai

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ORGANIZING COMPANY SPECIALISTS FOR RAPID AND EFFECTIVE RESPONSE

George M. Jardim; Henry J. McDermott

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CONTINGENCY PLANNING, CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS, AND OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990 IMPLEMENTATION

Joseph E. Lees

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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SUPPORT TO SPILL RESPONSE OPERATIONS

Donald L. Ducey, Jr.; Ann Hayward Walker

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OIL SPILL RESPONSE PLANNING ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER ESTUARY

Sharon K. Christopherson; Paul M. Slyman

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THE NATIONAL RESPONSE SYSTEM: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

Richard C. Johnson

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EVOLVING SPILL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS UNDER OPA 90 COULD REDUCE RESPONSE EFFECTIVENESS

Gary L. Ott; June Lindstedt-Siva; Ann Hayward Walker

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Section II: CLEANUP OPERATIONS

IMPLEMENTATION OF FIELD TECHNIQUES TO STABILIZE ABANDONED OIL WELLS—BOYD'S CREEK, KENTUCKY

Charles K. Eger; Wen-Jei Fang; Jon Maybriar; Keith Sims

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OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT: VISCOUS OILS

Archie J. Johnston; Michael R. Fitzmaurice; Ronald G. M. Watt

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IMPLEMENTING THE SHORELINE CLEANUP ASSESSMENT TEAM PROCESS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Karolien Debusschere; Shea Penland; Karen E. Ramsey; Dianne Lindstedt; Karen A. Westphal; Robert Seal; Randolph A. McBride; Mark R. Byrnes; Ed Owens

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A PROGRAM APPROACH FOR SITE SAFETY AT OIL SPILLS

Frank L. Whipple; Stephan P. Glenn; Joseph J. Ocken; Gary L. Ott

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AN INLAND OIL SPILL RESPONSE MANUAL TO MINIMIZE ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

E. H. Owens; E. Taylor; R. Marty; D. I. Little

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WASTE MINIMIZATION CONCEPTS APPLIED TO OIL SPILL RESPONSE

Dale Ferriere

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OIL SPILL CLEANUP FOR SOFT SEDIMENTS

John A. Abbott; David J. Tookey

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A MECHANIZED APPROACH TO BEACH CLEANUP IN SAUDI ARABIA

Richard L. Benson; Richard S. LeGore; David Pascoe

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THE CONTRIBUTION OF AIR CUSHIONED VEHICLES IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE

Mac W. McCarthy; John McGrath

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Seaweeds and the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

Michael S. Stekoll; Lawrence Deysher; Thomas A. Dean

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ASSESSING THE RECOVERY OF COASTAL WETLANDS FROM OIL SPILLS

Irving A. Mendelssohn; Mark W. Hester; John M. Hill

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SAVING OILED MANGROVES USING A NEW NON-DISPERSING SHORELINE CLEANER

Howard J. Teas; Richard R. Lessard; Gerard P. Canevari; Claude D. Brown; Raymond Glenn

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Section III: CASE HISTORIES

RESPONDING TO THE UNDERGROUND OIL SPILL: A CASE STUDY OF THE CITY GAS AND TRANSMISSION SITE IN WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA

Jeffrey Babb; Roger Laferriere

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS IN A HIGH DESERT, CRUDE OIL PIPELINE SPILL

Mark A. Lowe; Eugene R. Mancini; Dilworth W. Chamberlain; Gregory R. Albright

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COLONIAL PIPELINE ENOREE RIVER OIL SPILL: A CASE HISTORY

Arthur B. Smith, Jr.

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THE HAVEN INCIDENT: LESSONS LEARNED WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES

R. Adm. Walter Turbini; Eugenio Fresi; Franco Bambacigno

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THE MOTHER OF ALL OIL SPILLS AND THE DAWHAT AD DAFI

James L. O'Brien; John J. Gallagher

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THE KIRKI INCIDENT

Donald Brodie

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RESPONSE TO THE RIO ORINOCO INCIDENT: A SMALL-SCALE INCIDENT THAT LASTED A WHOLE YEAR

André Audet

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OIL, RATS, AND SALVAGE: THE GROUNDING OF THE HYUNDAI #12

Joseph B. H. Smith; Richard J. Asaro; Harlan Henderson

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OFFSHORE OIL SPILL RECOVERY OPERATIONS IN THE PERSIAN GULF

Hugh D. Williams; Gunnar Kr. Gangsaas

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RESPONSE TO THE GROUNDING OF THE F/V El JYU MARU NO. 21

Vance Bennett; Don Noviello

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PROCESS TO IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE RESTORATION OPTIONS

John Strand; Stanley Senner; Arthur Weiner; Sanford Rabinowitch; Mark Brodersen; Kenneth Rice; Karen Klinge; Susan MacMullin; Ruth Yender; Raymond Thompson

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Section IV: RESPONSE

EXPERIMENT IN DEMOCRACY: THE CITIZEN OVERSIGHT COUNCIL AS A MEANS OF MITIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF TERMINAL AND TANKER OPERATIONS

Patty Ginsburg; Scott Sterling; Sheila Gottehrer

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VESSEL RESPONSE PLAN REQUIREMENTS: OBSERVATIONS BY INTERTANKO

Charles R. Corbett

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THE STATES/BC OIL SPILL TASK FORCEAN—INTERNATIONAL MODEL FOR FORMULATING AND INFLUENCING PUBLIC POLICY

Jon Neel; John Bones; Elizabeth Dimmick; Lynn J. Tomich Kent; Roger Dunstan; Bruce Sutherland

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THE REGIONAL RESPONSE TEAM (RRT): DYNAMITE OR DINOSAUR?

John C. Reed; Harry E. Schultz; William P. Athayde

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POST-OPA 90 NATIONAL STRIKE FORCE

Lt. Alvin M. Crickard; Donald S. Jensen

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Section V: FATE AND EFFECTS

PERSISTENCE AND WEATHERING OF EXXON VALDEZ OIL IN THE INTERTIDAL ZONE—3.5 YEARS LATER

Jacqueline Michel; Miles O. Hayes

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BIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF SHORELINES FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL

Sam W. Stoker; Jerry M. Neff; Thomas R. Schroeder; Deborah M. McCormick

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IMPACTS ON INTERTIDAL EPIBIOTA: EXXON VALDEZ SPILL AND SUBSEQUENT CLEANUP

Jonathan P. Houghton; Allan K. Fukuyama; Dennis C. Lees; William B. Driskell; Gary Shigenaka; Alan J. Mearns

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OIL EXPOSURE AND EFFECTS IN SUBTIDAL FISH FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL

Tracy K. Collier; Margaret M. Krahn; Cheryl A. Krone; Lyndal L. Johnson; Mark S. Myers; Sin-Lam Chan; Usha Varanasi

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SALT MARSH RECOVERY FROM A CRUDE OIL SPILL: VEGETATION, OIL WEATHERING, AND RESPONSE

Rebecca Z. Hoff; Gary Shigenaka; Charles B. Henry, Jr.

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OYSTERS AS BIOMONITORS OF THE APEX BARGE OIL SPILL

Terry L. Wade; Thomas J. Jackson; Thomas J. McDonald; Dan L. Wilkinson; James M. Brooks

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CHRONIC OILING AND LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF THE 1986 GALETA SPILL ON FRINGING MANGROVES

Stephen D. Garrity; Sally C. Levings; Kathryn A. Burns

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HERRING PARASITE AND TISSUE ALTERATIONS FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL

Adam D. Moles; Stanley D. Rice; Mark S. Okihiro

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EFFECTS OF THE 1986 BAHÍA LAS MINAS OIL SPILL ON REEF FLAT COMMUNITIES

John D. Cubit; Judith L. Connor

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MEASURING EFFICACY OF BIOREMEDIATION OF OIL SPILLS: MONITORING, OBSERVATIONS, AND LESSONS FROM THE APEX OIL SPILL EXPERIENCE

Alan J. Mearns; Patrick Roques; Charles B. Henry, Jr.

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EFFECTS OF SHORELINE TREATMENT METHODS ON INTERTIDAL BIOTA IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND

Dennis C. Lees; Jonathan P. Houghton; William B. Driskell

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IMPACTS ON INTERTIDAL INFAUNA: EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL AND CLEANUP

William B. Driskell; Allan K. Fukuyama; Jonathan P. Houghton; Dennis C. Lees; Gary Shigenaka; Alan J. Mearns

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DISTRIBUTION OF OIL FROM THE GULF WAR SPILL WITHIN INTERTIDAL HABITATS—ONE YEAR LATER

Miles O. Hayes; Jacqueline Michel; Todd M. Montello; Ahmed M. Al-Mansi; John R. Jensen; Sunil Narumalani; Don V. Aurand; Abdul Halim Al-Momen; Gordon W. Thayer

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OIL IN NEARSHORE SUBTIDAL SEDIMENTS OF SAUDI ARABIA FROM THE GULF WAR SPILL

Jacqueline Michel; Miles O. Hayes; Richard S. Keenan; John R. Jensen; Sunil Narumalani

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COMPARISON OF OBSERVED AND PREDICTED CHANGES TO OIL AFTER SPILLS

Michael Walker; Madeleine McDonagh; Derek Albone; Stephen Grigson; Alastair Wilkinson; Gordon Baron

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LONG-TERM FATE AND EFFECTS OF UNTREATED THICK OIL DEPOSITS ON SALT MARSHES

Jenifer M. Baker; Guzman M. Leonardo; Paul D. Bartlett; David I. Little; C. Mark Wilson

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FIELD STUDIES TO DETERMINE THE ECOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CLEANUP METHODS ON OILED SHORELINES

E. H. Owens; J. R. Gould; J. Lindstedt-Siva

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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND SOURCE FINGERPRINTING OF DEPOSITIONAL OIL FROM THE KUWAIT OIL FIRES

Charles B. Henry, Jr.; Edward B. Overton

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NATURAL DISPERSION OF OIL BY DIFFERENT SOURCES OF TURBULENCE

Gerard A.L. Delvigne

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CARE OF OILED SEABIRDS: A VETERINARY PERSPECTIVE

Florina S. Tseng

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Section VI: BIOREMEDIATION

ECODYNAMICS OF OIL-DEGRADING BACTERIA AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MARINE MIXED POPULATIONS IN THE DEGRADATION OF PETROLEUM COMPOUNDS

Kasthuri Venkateswaran; Hiroki Tanaka; Shyoko Komukai; Haruhisa Toki; Tokuro Iwabuchi; Shigetoh Miyachi

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BIOREMEDIATION EFFECTIVENESS FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL

James R. Bragg; Roger C. Prince; E. James Harner; Ronald M. Atlas

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BIOREMEDIATION: APPLICATION OF SLOW-RELEASE FERTILIZERS ON LOW-ENERGY SHORELINES

Kenneth Lee; Gilles H. Tremblay; E. M. Levy

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BIODEGRADATION OF OIL UNDER A RANGE OF SHORELINE ENERGY LEVELS

David I. Little; Robin W. Pritchard; Jan Smith

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THE EFFECT OF BIOREMEDIATION ON THE MICROBIAL POPULATIONS OF OILED BEACHES IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA

Roger C. Prince; Richard E. Bare; Graham N. George; Copper E. Haith; Matthew J. Grossman; James R. Lute; David L. Elmendorf; Vera Minak-Bernero; James D. Senius; Lois G. Keim; Russell R. Chianelli; Stephen M. Hinton; Andrew R. Teal

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MONITORING FOR BIOREMEDIATION EFFICACY: THE MARROW MARSH EXPERIENCE

Royal Nadeau; Rajeshmal Singhvi; John Ryabik; Yi-Hua Lin; John Syslo

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TESTING THE EFFICACY OF OIL SPILL BIOREMEDIATION PRODUCTS

Albert D. Venosa; Miryam Kadkhodayan; Dennis W. King; Brian A. Wrenn; John R. Haines; Todd Herrington; Kevin Strohmeier; Makram T. Suidan

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ENHANCEMENT OF SPILLED OIL BIODEGRADATION BY NUTRIENTS OF NATURAL ORIGIN

Anne Basseres; Patrick Eyraud; Alain Ladousse; Bernard Tramier

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APPLICATION OF BIOSURFACTANT IN OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT

Asha Juwarkar; P. Sudhakar Babu; Kirti Mishra; Megha Deshpande

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Section VII: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

A NEW LABORATORY METHOD FOR EVALUATING OIL SPILL DISPERSANTS

Kenneth W. Becker; Marjorie A. Walsh; Robert J. Fiocco; Matthew T. Curran

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EVALUATION OF LABORATORY TESTS TO DETERMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CHEMICAL SURFACE WASHING AGENTS

Daniel Sullivan; Karen A. Sahatjian

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EVALUATION OF THREE OIL SPILL LABORATORY DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTS

Daniel Sullivan; John Farlow; Karen A. Sahatjian

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THE DETECTION OF OIL UNDER ICE BY PULSED ULTRAVIOLET FLUORESCENCE

Michael E. Moir; Deana C. Yetman

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LASER AND INFRARED TECHNIQUES FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

Alberto L. Geraci; Francesco Landolina; Luca Pantani; Giovanna Cecchi

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REMOTE THICKNESS MEASUREMENT OF OIL SLICKS ON WATER BY LASER-ULTRASONICS

Marc Choquet; René Héon; Ghislain Vaudreuil; Jean-Pierre Monchalin; Christian Padioleau; Ron H. Goodman

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THE MSRC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: AN UPDATE ON PROGRESS

F. Rainer Engelhardt

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RESULTS FROM OIL SPILL RESPONSE RESEARCH—AN UPDATE

Edward J. Tennyson

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AN OVERVIEW OF THE EPA OIL SPILL RESEARCH PROGRAM

Alfred W. Lindsey; Kurt Jakobson

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OIL SPILL SORBENTS: TESTING PROTOCOL AND CERTIFICATION LISTING PROGRAM

David Cooper; Ingvil Gausemel

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INTERCALIBRATION EXERCISE FOR REMOTE SENSING AIRCRAFT

M. Descleves; Robert Pellen

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FULL-SCALE TESTS OF A GRAVITY-TYPE SEPARATOR

Georges Peigne; Daniel Fauvre; Neil Chowings

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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DISPERSANTS: VARIATION WITH ENERGY

M. F. Fingas; D. A. Kyle; J. B. Holmes; E. J. Tennyson

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DEVELOPMENT OF A STRANDED OIL IN COARSE SEDIMENT (SOCS) MODEL

B. Humphrey; E. Owens; G. Sergy

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A REVIEW OF EXPERIMENTAL SHORELINE OIL SPILLS

J. M. Baker; D. I. Little; E. H. Owens

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OIL SPILL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE RESPONSE EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS STANDARDIZATION PROGRAM

F. S. Wood; H. Whittaker

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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF OIL CONTAINMENT BOOMS

Surjit S. Badesha; John Hunt; Eric Wenck

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NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR FINNISH OIL RECOVERY VESSEL

Timo Knuutila; Erkki Mykkänen; Niels Vase

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MODELING OIL SPILLS IN RIVER-LAKE SYSTEMS

Poojitha D. Yapa; Hung Tao Shen; Keerthisri Angammana

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IMPLICATIONS OF OBSERVATIONS OF INTENTIONAL OIL SPILLS

Mark Reed; Chris Turner; James Price

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APPLICATION OF PHOTOCATALYTIC HOLLOW GLASS MICROBEADS IN THE CLEANUP OF OIL SPILLS

Adam Heller; Maya Nair; Lois Davidson; Jörg Schwitzgebel; Zhenghao Luo; Jeffery L. Norrell; James R. Brock; John G. Ekerdt

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Section VIII: LEGAL

FEDERAL NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RELEASES OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES

Barbara Hostage; Gerain Perry

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STORAGE OF OIL ABOVE GROUND OR UNDERGROUND: REGULATIONS, COSTS, AND RISKS

Bobbie Lively-Diebold; William Driscoll; Paul Ameer; Steve Watson

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OIL SPILL LEGISLATION IN THE COASTAL UNITED STATES SINCE THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990

Amy M. Stolls

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STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OPRC CONVENTION AND RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE OPPR CONFERENCE

David T. Edwards

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IMPLEMENTING THE OPRC—TRANSLATING DIPLOMATIC CONCEPTS INTO REALITY

W. F. “Biff” Holt, USCG (ret.)

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PREVENTIVE SALVAGE: THE GAP IN OPA POLLUTION DEFENSES

John Arnold Witte, Sr.

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THE RIO ORINOCO AND THE HAVEN—TWO MAJOR CASES FROM A LEGAL POINT OF VIEW

Måns Jacobsson

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THE IMPACT OF REGULATIONS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF OIL SPILL RECOVERY VESSELS

Ralph A. Bianchi

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APPLICABILITY OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT TO INDIAN TRIBES—MAY TRIBES STOP OR CONSTRAIN A CLEANUP?

Michael L. Emge

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Section IX: ECONOMICS

NON-USE VALUE IN NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS: THE NESTUCCA OIL SPILL

Thomas A. Grigalunas; James J. Opaluch

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DAMAGE ASSESSMENT IN COASTAL HABITATS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM EXXON VALDEZ

Thomas A. Dean; Lyman McDonald; Michael S. Stekoll; Richard R. Rosenthal

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EXPERIMENTAL CONTINGENT VALUES FOR REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE FROM OIL SPILLS

Richard W. Dunford; Sara P. Hudson; William H. Desvousges

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WASHINGTON'S MARINE OIL SPILL COMPENSATION SCHEDULE—SIMPLIFIED RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Laura Geselbracht; Richard Logan

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NRDA CASE STUDY: THE ARTHUR KILL OIL SPILL

William H. Desvousges; Richard W. Dunford; Kristy E. Mathews; H. Spencer Banzhaf

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FLORIDA'S POLLUTANT DISCHARGE NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT COMPENSATION SCHEDULE—A RATIONAL APPROACH TO THE RECOVERY OF NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGES

Kenneth J. Plante; Ernest L. Barnett; Debra J. Preble; Lanette M. Price

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RESTORATION AND NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Marisa J. Mazzotta; James J. Opaluch; Thomas A. Grigalunas

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THE SECOND GENERATION OF NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS: LESSONS LEARNED?

Randall B. Luthi; Linda B. Burlington; Eli Reinharz; Sharon K. Shutler

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OPA 90 and the Shipowner

David M. Bovet

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EVALUATION OF COMPENSATION FORMULAE TO MEASURE NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGES

Gordon A. Robilliard; Marion Fischel; William H. Desvousges; Richard W. Dunford; Kristy Mathews

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DOUBLE HULL OIL TANKERS—HOW EFFECTIVE ARE THEY?

Virgil F. Keith

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Section X: IN-SITU BURNING

MESOSCALE EXPERIMENTS HELP TO EVALUATE IN-SITU BURNING OF OIL SPILLS

David D. Evans; William D. Walton; Howard R. Baum; Kathy A. Notarianni; Edward J. Tennyson; Peter A. Tebeau

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SOOT REDUCTION CHEMICALS FOR IN-SITU BURNING

Michael E. Moir; Stéphanie Charbonneau; J. Brian A. Mitchell

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ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF BURNING SPILLED OIL

Alan A. Allen; Ronald J. Ferek

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Section XI: TRAINING

A COORDINATED STATE/FEDERAL VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM

Thomas J. Chuba; Elizabeth Dimmick

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A PRO-ACTIVE SPILL RESPONSE TRAINING PROGRAM

Darryle Waldron

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CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE: A PROGRAM OF JOINT IMO/OIL INDUSTRY REGIONAL SEMINARS

Richard Bavister; Jon Wonham

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Section XII: ABSTRACTS OF POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Poster Session A

OIL SPILL CLEANUP IN SEVERE WEATHER AND OPEN OCEAN CONDITIONS

Tadeusz Kowalski

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CONVENTIONS FOR REPORTING AND DISPLAYING OVERFLIGHT OBSERVATIONS

Barry McFarland; John Murphy; Debra Simecek-Beatty

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Poster Session B

SPILL-OF-OPPORTUNITY TESTING OF DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS AT THE MEGA BORG OIL SPILL

James R. Payne; Raymond J. Martrano; Timothy J. Reilly; Gordon P. Lindblom; Mahlon C. Kennicutt; James M. Brooks

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DISPERSION: OIL DROPLET SIZE MEASUREMENTS AT SEA

Tim Lunel

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DISPERSANT APPLICATION BY FIRE MONITOR

Robert A. Major; Nancy Ryan Gray; Thomas F. Marucci

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VOLUMETRIC LEAK DETECTION IN LARGE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

James W. Starr; Richard F. Wise; Joseph W. Maresca; Robert W. Hillger; Anthony N. Tafuri

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THE USE OF DOUBLE RATIO PLOTS OF POLYNUCLEAR AROMATIC HYDROCARBON (PAH) ALKYL HOMOLOGUES FOR PETROLEUM SOURCE IDENTIFICATION

John S. Brown; Paul D. Boehm

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TRAJECTORY MODELING DURING CANUSLANT '92

Peter C. Smith; Don Lawrence; Anthony Isenor; Steve Hurlbut

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PRACTICAL AIDS FOR FRESHWATER SPILL RESPONSE

Alexis E. Steen; Ann Hayward Walker

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OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL DISPERSANT TOXICITY TESTING REQUIREMENTS

Stanislas J. Pauwels; James R. Clark

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BENZENE VAPOR CONCENTRATIONS DURING A SIMULATED CRUDE OIL SPILL

Donald S. Delikat; Michael Zustra; Chris P. Rennix; Denise L. Matthews; Joseph J. Ocken

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LOCATION OF LEAKS IN PRESSURIZED UNDERGROUND PIPELINES

Eric G. Eckert; Joseph W. Maresca

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Poster Session C

WORLDWIDE OIL SPILL INCIDENT DATA BASE: RECENT TRENDS

Jeff Welch; Faith Yando

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MODELING THE DRIFT AND SPREAD OF OIL SLICKS IN THE ARABIAN GULF

S. Venkatesh; T. S. Murty

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A GRAPHICS-BASED OIL SPILL TRACKING AND COASTAL IMPACT MODEL FOR CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Phani K. Raj; Ivan Lissauer

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MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF SPILLED OIL

Masafumi Goto

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ON-LINE NUMERICAL MODELING IN DANISH SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Thomas Gudmundsson; Leif Palle; Ivan Andersen; Hanne Bach

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THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A MARINE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY FOLLOWING THE 1991 GULF WAR OIL SPILL

Friedhelm Krupp; Omar Khushaim

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NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN PRODUCT SCHEDULE DATA BASE

John Putukian; Robert R. Hiltabrand

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ENHANCING SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS THROUGH QUALITY CONTROL TECHNIQUES

Mark A. Jones; Rayburn L. Butts; T. H. Pickering; J. R. Lindsay; B. S. McCully

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RISK ASSESSMENT OF THE UPSTREAM PETROLEUM INDUSTRY'S OIL SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT CAPABILITY IN WESTERN CANADA

Paul Wotherspoon; Len Brown; Michael Sawyer

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CHEVRON OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY RESPONSE PLAN TEMPLATE

J. Michael Sartor; Fred Wehrenberg; John McTague

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Poster Session D

ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE: AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN

Jimmy Salinas; William Bozzo

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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND SPILL RESPONSE

Sharon O. Hillman

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A SIMPLE OIL SPILL TRAJECTORY MODEL FOR USE IN CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Louis J. Armstrong; Peter A. Mangarella; Jill Barnes; Ralph H. Cross, III

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OIL SPILL TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS FOR U.S. COASTAL WATERS

Robert P. LaBelle; Margie G. Hegy

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THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990: A REGIONAL CHALLENGE

Donald P. Smith

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U.S. COAST GUARD NATIONAL SPILL RESPONSE RESOURCE INVENTORY

David M. Giraitis

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RESPONSE PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ANALYSIS, STATE OF ALASKA

Erich R. Gundlach; Geoff M. Harben

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PRE-SPILL DISPERSANT AUTHORIZATION IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Wayne E. Voskamp

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OPA 1990 TAKES US BACK TO THE 1970s

Carl R. Pellegrino

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Poster Session E

REMOVAL COSTS AND CLAIMS UNDER THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990

Capt. Rodney E. Smith; Case Management Staff

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NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS: LINKING INJURY TO RESTORATION

Maura Newell; Carol Collinson-Kahl

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NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT MODELS FOR GREAT LAKES, COASTAL, AND MARINE ENVIRONMENTS

Deborah P. French; Mark Reed

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RADIATIVE EVAPORATION OF OIL SPILLS ON SEAS OR RIVERS

Martin Summerfield

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CATASTROPHIC OIL SPILLS: CATALYSTS FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION

Dana Stalcup; Paul Brown; Sarah Malloy

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CEDRES TRAINING ACTIVITIES

Christophe Rousseau

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ENFORCEMENT JURISDICTION OF POLLUTION PREVENTION REQUIREMENTS FOR OIL TRANSFER PIPELINES

Richard Gaudiosi

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1991 VIRGINIA OIL SPILL REPORTING—NATIONAL AND STATE DATA BASE COMPARISON

Dana Stalcup; Larry O'Connor; Eric Kallen

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Poster Session F

MAIN FEATURES OF THE VALDEZ STAR AND SHEARWATER OIL RECOVERY SHIPS

Pete Sarnacki

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INFLUENCE OF A BIG OIL SPILL DURING THE GULF WAR ON INTERTIDAL INVERTEBRATES

Ryusuke Kado; Hiroshi Tokuda; Hiroo Satoh; Shin-ichi Hanawa; Yukiwo Murata

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OSIS: A PC-BASED OIL SPILL INFORMATION SYSTEM

M. V. Leech; A. Tyler; M. Wiltshire

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OIL SPILL PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTER: ITS ROLE IN THE FLOW OF INFORMATION ON THE EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL

Carrie Holba; Mary McGee; Peg Thompson

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PREDICTIVE FISH TOXICITY MODELING—SHORT PULSE EXPOSURE

Dennis Peterson; James Clark; Linda Twitty; Richard Woods; Gregory Biddinger

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THE API PETROASSIST NETWORK

Marielle J. Boortz; George M. Jardim; Stuart A. Horn; David B. Disbennett

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SCREENING METHODS FOR ASSESSING DAMAGE TO NATURAL RESOURCES FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL

M.M. Krahn; G. M. Ylitalo; J. Buzitis; C. A. Krone; J. E. Stein; S.-L. Chan; U. Varanasi

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EVOLUTION OF THE U.S. COAST GUARD'S OIL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

Martha S. Hendrick; Thomas R. Reilly

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SELECTING PROTECTIVE GLOVES FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE AND CLEANUP

H. J. McDermott

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THE EUROPEAN APPROACH TO THE SOURCE IDENTIFICATION OF OIL SPILLS: A STUDY OF ITS SPECIFICITY AND RELIABILITY

Stephen Grigson; Gordon Baron

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REMOTE OIL SPILL DETECTOR FOR OIL TERMINALS AND API SEPARATORS

Richard Fitch

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TRACE METAL ANALYSIS FOR FINGERPRINTING OIL SPILL SAMPLES

James P. Spotts; Thomas Reilly; Kristy Plourde; Martha Hendrick

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Poster Session G

ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY INDEX MAPPING OF ABU DHABI (UAE)—A COMPUTER BASED REMOTELY-SENSED AND FIELD MAPPING PRODUCT

Walter J. Sexton; Maylo Murday; John R. Jensen; Stephen R. Florey; Colin J. Green

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COMPARATIVE INVESTIGATIONS OF OILED SEABIRDS AND BEACHES IN THE NETHERLANDS, DENMARK, AND THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

Gerhard Dahlmann; Dagmar Timm

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HURRICANE VAL IN AMERICAN SAMOA: A CASE STUDY

David A. Weaver; Harlan Henderson

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CANADIAN NATIONAL SENSITIVITY MAPPING PROGRAM

Roger James Percy

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SOURCE TARGETING TAR BALLS ALONG THE SOUTHERN LOUISIANA COASTLINE

Paulene O. Roberts; Charles B. Henry, Jr.; Edward B. Overton

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HURRICANE ANDREW CAUSES MAJOR OIL SPILL AT FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY'S TURKEY POINT POWER PLANT, HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA

Mark A. Jones; Rayburn L. Butts; J.R. Lindsay; B.S. McCully; T.H. Pickering

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ASSESSMENT OF SENSORS AND AIRCRAFT FOR OIL SPILL REMOTE SENSING

Merv F. Fingas; Mathias Fruhwirth

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PERSISTENCE OF GULF WAR OIL VERSUS INTERTIDAL MORPHOLOGY AND SEDIMENTS-ONE YEAR LATER

Todd M. Montello; Miles O. Hayes; Jacqueline Michel; Abdul Halim Al-Momen; Ahmed M. Al-Mansi; Don V. Aurand; Gordon W. Thayer

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REHABILITATION OF OILED MAGELLANIC PENGUINS (SPHENISCUS MAGELLANICUS) IN PATAGONIA, ARGENTINA

Curtiss Jay Clumpner

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PLUNGING WATER JETS: EVALUATING AN INNOVATIVE HIGH-CURRENT DIVERSIONARY BOOM

John S. Farlow; John M. Cunningham

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