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Volume 1993, Issue 1

1 March 1993

ISSN 2169-3366

eISSN 2169-3358

In this Issue

Front Matter
Section I: CONTINGENCY PLANNING
Section II: CLEANUP OPERATIONS
Section III: CASE HISTORIES
Section IV: RESPONSE
Section V: FATE AND EFFECTS
Section VI: BIOREMEDIATION
Section VII: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Section VIII: LEGAL
Section IX: ECONOMICS
Section X: IN-SITU BURNING
Section XI: TRAINING
Section XII: ABSTRACTS OF POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Front Matter

1993 International Oil Spill Conference

Section I: CONTINGENCY PLANNING

RESPONSE TO A SPILL OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE

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

DEVELOPING STANDARDIZED FACILITY CONTINGENCY PLANS

David A. Davidson

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

Wayne Halley; John Latour

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

Bruce McKenzie; Norman Ingram

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

THE OILING OF ICS

Steve Hunter

OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN THE IVORY COAST

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

HISTORICAL BUILDUP OF OIL SPILL RESPONSE CAPABILITY IN JAPAN

Sakae Shirai

ORGANIZING COMPANY SPECIALISTS FOR RAPID AND EFFECTIVE RESPONSE

George M. Jardim; Henry J. McDermott

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

Joseph E. Lees

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SUPPORT TO SPILL RESPONSE OPERATIONS

Donald L. Ducey, Jr.; Ann Hayward Walker

OIL SPILL RESPONSE PLANNING ON THE COLUMBIA RIVER ESTUARY

Sharon K. Christopherson; Paul M. Slyman

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

Richard C. Johnson

EVOLVING SPILL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS UNDER OPA 90 COULD REDUCE RESPONSE EFFECTIVENESS

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

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

OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT: VISCOUS OILS

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

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

A PROGRAM APPROACH FOR SITE SAFETY AT OIL SPILLS

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

AN INLAND OIL SPILL RESPONSE MANUAL TO MINIMIZE ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

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

WASTE MINIMIZATION CONCEPTS APPLIED TO OIL SPILL RESPONSE

Dale Ferriere

OIL SPILL CLEANUP FOR SOFT SEDIMENTS

John A. Abbott; David J. Tookey

A MECHANIZED APPROACH TO BEACH CLEANUP IN SAUDI ARABIA

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

THE CONTRIBUTION OF AIR CUSHIONED VEHICLES IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE

Mac W. McCarthy; John McGrath

Seaweeds and the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

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

ASSESSING THE RECOVERY OF COASTAL WETLANDS FROM OIL SPILLS

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

SAVING OILED MANGROVES USING A NEW NON-DISPERSING SHORELINE CLEANER

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

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

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS IN A HIGH DESERT, CRUDE OIL PIPELINE SPILL

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

COLONIAL PIPELINE ENOREE RIVER OIL SPILL: A CASE HISTORY

Arthur B. Smith, Jr.

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

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

THE MOTHER OF ALL OIL SPILLS AND THE DAWHAT AD DAFI

James L. O'Brien; John J. Gallagher

THE KIRKI INCIDENT

Donald Brodie

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

André Audet

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

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

OFFSHORE OIL SPILL RECOVERY OPERATIONS IN THE PERSIAN GULF

Hugh D. Williams; Gunnar Kr. Gangsaas

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

Vance Bennett; Don Noviello

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

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

VESSEL RESPONSE PLAN REQUIREMENTS: OBSERVATIONS BY INTERTANKO

Charles R. Corbett

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

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

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

POST-OPA 90 NATIONAL STRIKE FORCE

Lt. Alvin M. Crickard; Donald S. Jensen

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

BIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF SHORELINES FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL

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

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

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

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

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

OYSTERS AS BIOMONITORS OF THE APEX BARGE OIL SPILL

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

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

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

HERRING PARASITE AND TISSUE ALTERATIONS FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL

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

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

John D. Cubit; Judith L. Connor

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.

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

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

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

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

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

COMPARISON OF OBSERVED AND PREDICTED CHANGES TO OIL AFTER SPILLS

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

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

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

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

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

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

NATURAL DISPERSION OF OIL BY DIFFERENT SOURCES OF TURBULENCE

Gerard A.L. Delvigne

CARE OF OILED SEABIRDS: A VETERINARY PERSPECTIVE

Florina S. Tseng

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

BIOREMEDIATION EFFECTIVENESS FOLLOWING THE EXXON VALDEZ SPILL

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

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

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

BIODEGRADATION OF OIL UNDER A RANGE OF SHORELINE ENERGY LEVELS

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

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

MONITORING FOR BIOREMEDIATION EFFICACY: THE MARROW MARSH EXPERIENCE

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

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

ENHANCEMENT OF SPILLED OIL BIODEGRADATION BY NUTRIENTS OF NATURAL ORIGIN

Anne Basseres; Patrick Eyraud; Alain Ladousse; Bernard Tramier

APPLICATION OF BIOSURFACTANT IN OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT

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

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

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

Daniel Sullivan; Karen A. Sahatjian

EVALUATION OF THREE OIL SPILL LABORATORY DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTS

Daniel Sullivan; John Farlow; Karen A. Sahatjian

THE DETECTION OF OIL UNDER ICE BY PULSED ULTRAVIOLET FLUORESCENCE

Michael E. Moir; Deana C. Yetman

LASER AND INFRARED TECHNIQUES FOR WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

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

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

THE MSRC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: AN UPDATE ON PROGRESS

F. Rainer Engelhardt

RESULTS FROM OIL SPILL RESPONSE RESEARCH—AN UPDATE

Edward J. Tennyson

AN OVERVIEW OF THE EPA OIL SPILL RESEARCH PROGRAM

Alfred W. Lindsey; Kurt Jakobson

OIL SPILL SORBENTS: TESTING PROTOCOL AND CERTIFICATION LISTING PROGRAM

David Cooper; Ingvil Gausemel

INTERCALIBRATION EXERCISE FOR REMOTE SENSING AIRCRAFT

M. Descleves; Robert Pellen

FULL-SCALE TESTS OF A GRAVITY-TYPE SEPARATOR

Georges Peigne; Daniel Fauvre; Neil Chowings

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DISPERSANTS: VARIATION WITH ENERGY

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

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

B. Humphrey; E. Owens; G. Sergy

A REVIEW OF EXPERIMENTAL SHORELINE OIL SPILLS

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

OIL SPILL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE RESPONSE EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS STANDARDIZATION PROGRAM

F. S. Wood; H. Whittaker

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF OIL CONTAINMENT BOOMS

Surjit S. Badesha; John Hunt; Eric Wenck

NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR FINNISH OIL RECOVERY VESSEL

Timo Knuutila; Erkki Mykkänen; Niels Vase

MODELING OIL SPILLS IN RIVER-LAKE SYSTEMS

Poojitha D. Yapa; Hung Tao Shen; Keerthisri Angammana

IMPLICATIONS OF OBSERVATIONS OF INTENTIONAL OIL SPILLS

Mark Reed; Chris Turner; James Price

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

Section VIII: LEGAL

FEDERAL NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR RELEASES OF OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES

Barbara Hostage; Gerain Perry

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

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

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

Amy M. Stolls

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

David T. Edwards

IMPLEMENTING THE OPRC—TRANSLATING DIPLOMATIC CONCEPTS INTO REALITY

W. F. “Biff” Holt, USCG (ret.)

PREVENTIVE SALVAGE: THE GAP IN OPA POLLUTION DEFENSES

John Arnold Witte, Sr.

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

Måns Jacobsson

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

Ralph A. Bianchi

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

Michael L. Emge

Section IX: ECONOMICS

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

Thomas A. Grigalunas; James J. Opaluch

DAMAGE ASSESSMENT IN COASTAL HABITATS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM EXXON VALDEZ

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

EXPERIMENTAL CONTINGENT VALUES FOR REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE FROM OIL SPILLS

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

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

Laura Geselbracht; Richard Logan

NRDA CASE STUDY: THE ARTHUR KILL OIL SPILL

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

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

RESTORATION AND NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

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

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

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

OPA 90 and the Shipowner

David M. Bovet

EVALUATION OF COMPENSATION FORMULAE TO MEASURE NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGES

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

DOUBLE HULL OIL TANKERS—HOW EFFECTIVE ARE THEY?

Virgil F. Keith

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

SOOT REDUCTION CHEMICALS FOR IN-SITU BURNING

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

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF BURNING SPILLED OIL

Alan A. Allen; Ronald J. Ferek

Section XI: TRAINING

A COORDINATED STATE/FEDERAL VOLUNTEER TRAINING PROGRAM

Thomas J. Chuba; Elizabeth Dimmick

A PRO-ACTIVE SPILL RESPONSE TRAINING PROGRAM

Darryle Waldron

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

Richard Bavister; Jon Wonham

Section XII: ABSTRACTS OF POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Poster Session A

OIL SPILL CLEANUP IN SEVERE WEATHER AND OPEN OCEAN CONDITIONS

Tadeusz Kowalski

CONVENTIONS FOR REPORTING AND DISPLAYING OVERFLIGHT OBSERVATIONS

Barry McFarland; John Murphy; Debra Simecek-Beatty

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

DISPERSION: OIL DROPLET SIZE MEASUREMENTS AT SEA

Tim Lunel

DISPERSANT APPLICATION BY FIRE MONITOR

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

VOLUMETRIC LEAK DETECTION IN LARGE UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS

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

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

John S. Brown; Paul D. Boehm

TRAJECTORY MODELING DURING CANUSLANT '92

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

PRACTICAL AIDS FOR FRESHWATER SPILL RESPONSE

Alexis E. Steen; Ann Hayward Walker

OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL DISPERSANT TOXICITY TESTING REQUIREMENTS

Stanislas J. Pauwels; James R. Clark

BENZENE VAPOR CONCENTRATIONS DURING A SIMULATED CRUDE OIL SPILL

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

LOCATION OF LEAKS IN PRESSURIZED UNDERGROUND PIPELINES

Eric G. Eckert; Joseph W. Maresca

Poster Session C

WORLDWIDE OIL SPILL INCIDENT DATA BASE: RECENT TRENDS

Jeff Welch; Faith Yando

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

S. Venkatesh; T. S. Murty

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

Phani K. Raj; Ivan Lissauer

MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR MICROBIAL DEGRADATION OF SPILLED OIL

Masafumi Goto

ON-LINE NUMERICAL MODELING IN DANISH SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Thomas Gudmundsson; Leif Palle; Ivan Andersen; Hanne Bach

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

Friedhelm Krupp; Omar Khushaim

NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN PRODUCT SCHEDULE DATA BASE

John Putukian; Robert R. Hiltabrand

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

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

Paul Wotherspoon; Len Brown; Michael Sawyer

CHEVRON OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY RESPONSE PLAN TEMPLATE

J. Michael Sartor; Fred Wehrenberg; John McTague

Poster Session D

ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE: AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN

Jimmy Salinas; William Bozzo

ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND SPILL RESPONSE

Sharon O. Hillman

A SIMPLE OIL SPILL TRAJECTORY MODEL FOR USE IN CONTINGENCY PLANNING

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

OIL SPILL TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS FOR U.S. COASTAL WATERS

Robert P. LaBelle; Margie G. Hegy

THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990: A REGIONAL CHALLENGE

Donald P. Smith

U.S. COAST GUARD NATIONAL SPILL RESPONSE RESOURCE INVENTORY

David M. Giraitis

RESPONSE PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ANALYSIS, STATE OF ALASKA

Erich R. Gundlach; Geoff M. Harben

PRE-SPILL DISPERSANT AUTHORIZATION IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

Wayne E. Voskamp

OPA 1990 TAKES US BACK TO THE 1970s

Carl R. Pellegrino

Poster Session E

REMOVAL COSTS AND CLAIMS UNDER THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990

Capt. Rodney E. Smith; Case Management Staff

NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS: LINKING INJURY TO RESTORATION

Maura Newell; Carol Collinson-Kahl

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

Deborah P. French; Mark Reed

RADIATIVE EVAPORATION OF OIL SPILLS ON SEAS OR RIVERS

Martin Summerfield

CATASTROPHIC OIL SPILLS: CATALYSTS FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION

Dana Stalcup; Paul Brown; Sarah Malloy

CEDRES TRAINING ACTIVITIES

Christophe Rousseau

ENFORCEMENT JURISDICTION OF POLLUTION PREVENTION REQUIREMENTS FOR OIL TRANSFER PIPELINES

Richard Gaudiosi

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

Dana Stalcup; Larry O'Connor; Eric Kallen

Poster Session F

MAIN FEATURES OF THE VALDEZ STAR AND SHEARWATER OIL RECOVERY SHIPS

Pete Sarnacki

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

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

OSIS: A PC-BASED OIL SPILL INFORMATION SYSTEM

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

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

Carrie Holba; Mary McGee; Peg Thompson

PREDICTIVE FISH TOXICITY MODELING—SHORT PULSE EXPOSURE

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

THE API PETROASSIST NETWORK

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

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

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

Martha S. Hendrick; Thomas R. Reilly

SELECTING PROTECTIVE GLOVES FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE AND CLEANUP

H. J. McDermott

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

Stephen Grigson; Gordon Baron

REMOTE OIL SPILL DETECTOR FOR OIL TERMINALS AND API SEPARATORS

Richard Fitch

TRACE METAL ANALYSIS FOR FINGERPRINTING OIL SPILL SAMPLES

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

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

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

Gerhard Dahlmann; Dagmar Timm

HURRICANE VAL IN AMERICAN SAMOA: A CASE STUDY

David A. Weaver; Harlan Henderson

CANADIAN NATIONAL SENSITIVITY MAPPING PROGRAM

Roger James Percy

SOURCE TARGETING TAR BALLS ALONG THE SOUTHERN LOUISIANA COASTLINE

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