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Volume 1995, Issue 1
February-March 1995
International Oil Spill Conference Proceedings Cover Image for Volume 1995, Issue 1
ISSN 2169-3366
eISSN 2169-3358
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Front Matter

1995 International Oil Spill Conference
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Section I: Evolving Technologies

Session M1A: Remote Sensing
TRACKING BUOYS FOR OIL SPILLS
Ron H. Goodman; Debra Simecek-Beatty; Don Hodgins
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AIRBORNE DETECTION, IMAGING AND TELEMETRY OF OIL AND OTHER SPECTRAL FEATURES ON THE OCEAN SURFACE
Charles P. Giammona; F. Rainer Engelhardt; Kandace S. Binkley
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OIL THICKNESS DETECTION USING WIDEBAND RADIOMETRY
O. B. McMahon; E. R. Brown; G. D. Daniels; T. J. Murphy; G. L. Hover
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ADVANCED AERIAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FOR DETECTION OF MARINE POLLUTION AND INTERNATIONAL AERIAL SURVEILLANCE COOPERATION IN THE NORTH AND BALTIC SEAS
Capt. Klaus Schroh
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Session T4C: Mechanical Containment and Recovery
COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CLEANUP OF MARINE OIL SPILLS
John Harper; Ann Godon; Alan A. Allen
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FULL SCALE OIL CONTAINMENT BOOM TESTING AT SEA
Atle Nordvik; Paul Hankins; Ken Bitting; Larry Hannon; Robert Urban
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TEXAS MARSH BURN: REMOVING OIL FROM A SALT MARSH USING IN SITU BURNING
Manuel F. Gonzalez; Gabriel A. Lugo
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EVALUATION AND LIMITS OF PROTECTIVE BOOM PLANS FOR HIGH TIDAL RANGE AND STRONG CURRENT AREAS
Daniel Fauvre
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Session W1C: Spill Simulation
A MULTICOMPONENT OIL SPILL MODEL FOR DISSOLVED AROMATIC CONCENTRATIONS
Henrik Rye
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THE USE OF KNOWLEDGE-BASED SOFTWARE TO IDENTIFY SHORELINE TREATMENT OPTIONS
Alain Lamarche; Chrystel Black; Anna-Paula Varanda; Edward H. Owens
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A THREE-DIMENSIONAL OIL AND CHEMICAL SPILL MODEL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Mark Reed; Henrik Rye
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STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNIQUES IN OIL SPILL MODELING
H. M. Cekirge; M. Koch; C. Long; C. P. Giammona; K. Binkley; R. Engelhardt; R. Jamail
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Session W2C: Geographic Information Systems
AN INTEGRATED PROGRAM FOR SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT MAPPING
Robert Pavia; Jacqueline Michel; Jill Petersen; Lt. Stacy Birk-Risheim
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SENSITIVITY MAPPING WORLDWIDE: HARMONIZATION AND THE NEEDS OF DIFFERENT USER GROUPS
Jenifer M. Baker; Mark Spalding; Jon Moore
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GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) FOR IMPACT ASSESSMENT, ECOLOGICALLY SOUND MEASURES, AND DOCUMENTATION OF OIL SPILLS
Gustav Törling; Jonas Fejes
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Session W3B: Bioremediation
OIL SPILL BIOREMEDIATION AGENTS—CANADIAN EFFICACY TEST PROTOCOLS
Sandra Blenkinsopp; Gary Sergy; Zhendi Wang; Mervin F. Fingas; Julia Foght; Donald W. S. Westlake
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOREMEDIATION FOR OIL SPILL CLEANUP IN COASTAL WETLANDS: PRODUCT IMPACTS AND BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIAL
Irving A. Mendelssohn; Qianxin Lin; Karolien Debusschere; S. Penland; Charles B. Henry, Jr.; Edward B. Overton; Ralph J. Portier; Maude M. Walsh; Nancy N. Rabalais
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DISPERSION AND BIODEGRADATION OF OIL SPILLS ON WATER
R. Varadaraj; M. L. Robbins; J. Bock; S. Pace; D. MacDonald
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BIOREMEDIATION OF OILED BEACH SEDIMENTS: ASSESSMENT OF INORGANIC AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS
Kenneth Lee; Gilles H. Tremblay; Susan E. Cobanli
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Session W4C: In-Situ Burning
STUDIES OF IN SITU BURNING OF EMULSIONS IN NORWAY
Chantal C. Guénette; Per Sveum; Cathe M. Bech; Ian A. Buist
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND OFFSHORE BURN EXPERIMENT—NOBE
Mervin F. Fingas; Greg Halley; Francine Ackerman; Robert Nelson; Martine Bissonnette; Nanci Laroche; Zhendi Wang; Patrick Lambert; Ken Li; Paula Jokuty; Gary Sergy; Edward J. Tennyson; Joe Mullin; Larry Hannon; Wayne Halley; John Latour; Roy Galarneau; Bill Ryan; Rod Turpin; Phil Campagna; Don V. Aurand; Robert R. Hiltabrand
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND RECOVERY OF A HIGH MARSH PIPELINE OIL SPILL AND BURN SITE, UPPER COPANO BAY, TEXAS
John W. Tunnell, Jr.; Beau Hardegree; David W. Hicks
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IN SITU BURNING OF ALASKA NORTH SLOPE EMULSIONS
Ian A. Buist; Nick Glover
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Session Th1B: Chemical Countermeasures I
DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS AT SEA
T. Lunel
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WEATHERING AND CHEMICAL DISPERSION OF OIL AT SEA
Alun Lewis; Per S. Daling; Tove Strøm-Kristiansen; Atle B. Nordvik; Robert J. Fiocco
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IMPROVED LABORATORY DEMULSIFICATION TESTS FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Robert J. Fiocco; Kenneth W. Becker; Marjorie A. Walsh; Jorunn N. Hokstad; Per S. Daling; Alun Lewis
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Session Th2B: Alternative Response Technology
A NEW CLEANING PRODUCT FOR OILED BIRDS AND AN INTEGRATED AUTOMATED PROCESS
Anne Basseres; Bruno Verschuere; Gerard Holtzinger; Jean-Pierre Jacques; Bernard Tramier
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BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS MONITORING DURING AN OPERATIONAL APPLICATION OF COREXIT 9580
Gary Shigenaka; Vance P. Vicente; M. Angela McGehee; Charles B. Henry, Jr.
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FAST SOURCE-FINGERPRINTING ANALYSIS FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Paulene O. Roberts; Charles B. Henry; Ursula Ehrmann; Edward B. Overton
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EFFECT OF STOKES’ LAW SETTLING ON MEASURING OIL DISPERSION EFFECTIVENESS
M. L. Robbins; R. Varadaraj; J. Bock; S. J. Pace
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Session Th3C: Chemical Countermeasures II
TESTING AND USE OF SHORELINE CLEANING AGENTS DURING THE MORRIS J. BERMAN OIL SPILL
Jacqueline Michel; Bradford L. Benggio
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REMOVING OIL AND SAVING OILED MARSH GRASS USING A SHORELINE CLEANER
S. R. Pezeshki; R. D. DeLaune; J. A. Nyman; R. R. Lessard; G. P. Canevari
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CHEMICAL TREATING AGENTS: RESPONSE NICHES AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NEEDS
Ann Hayward Walker; Janet H. Kucklick; Jacqueline Michel; Debra K. Scholz; Timothy Reilly
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SHORELINE CLEANSING BY INTERACTIONS BETWEEN OIL AND FINE MINERAL PARTICLES
James R. Bragg; Edward H. Owens
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Section II: Marine Transportation

Session M1B: Salvage
LIGHTERING AND SALVAGE OF THE TANK BARGE OCEAN 255 IN AFTERMATH OF A COLLISION, EXPLOSION, AND FIRE IN TAMPA BAY, FLORIDA, AUGUST 1993
Jerzy J. Kichner
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RESPONDER IMMUNITY AND SALVAGE
William L. Peck; Allan F. Elmore
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ENHANCING THE CAPABILITIES OF SALVAGE-BASED POLLUTION DEFENSE
John Arnold Witte, Sr.
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Session T1A: Financial Liabilities
CERTIFICATES OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: CAN THE TRAIN WRECK BE AVERTED?
David Bovet
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LIABILITY INCENTIVES FOR REDUCING THE COSTS OF OIL SPILLS
Bobbie Lively-Diebold; Paul Ameer; Gary Yoshioka; Justin Anand
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VESSEL LIABILITY AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE U.S. COASTAL STATES
Amy M. Stolls
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OPA 90 AND THE INTERNATIONAL REGIMES CONCERNING OIL POLLUTION LIABILITY AND COMPENSATION: ARE THEY SO FAR APART, MUST THEY REMAIN SO?
Daniel F. Sheehan
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Session W1B: Tanker Routing
APPLICATION OF OIL SPILL SIMULATIONS TO TANKER ROUTING OFF THE U.S. COAST
Robert P. LaBelle; Charles M. Marshall
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TANKER ROUTING, A PRIVATE COMPANY'S PERSPECTIVE
Gary A. Reiter
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TUG USAGE FOR ESCORT AND RESCUE TOWING IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA
David L. Gray; Johan H. de Jong
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WORLD-CLASS OIL SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE FOR THE ALASKAN: TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE SYSTEM TANKER TRADE
Sharon O. Hillman; James E. McHale; Steve D. Hood; Richard C. Long; John C. Klepper; Gary P. Bader
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Session W2B: Inspection and Maintenance
USING INTERNAL ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING PROGRAMS TO HELP PREVENT SPILL INCIDENTS
David A. Davidson; Thomas L. Wills
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EVALUATION OF THE U.S. COAST GUARD'S TANKER INSPECTION PROGRAM: TANKER INSPECTION IMPACTS
Christine S. Meers; Paul Ameer
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PORT STATE CONTROL IN LATIN AMERICA
Francisco Pizarro
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SAFETY MANAGEMENT FOR THE MARITIME INDUSTRY: THE INTERNATIONAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT CODE
William H. Moore; Karlene H. Roberts
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Session W4B: Prevention
OPERATIONAL POLLUTION PREVENTION PROGRAMS FOR LOADED TANKERS TRANSITING COASTAL WATERS
N. Robin Lee
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SALVAGE OR PREVENTIVE MEASURE? A PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE
John M. Noble
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PROTECTING THE GREAT BARRIER REEF FROM AN OIL SPILL
Wendy Craik
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Section III: Fate and Effects in Aquatic Environments

Session M1C: NRDA Implementation Issues
A COOPERATIVE APPROACH FOR MEASURING DIRECT-USE DAMAGES: THE 1992 AVILA BEACH (CALIFORNIA) OIL SPILL
Richard W. Dunford; Kristy E. Mathews; H. Spencer Banzhaf
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NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF THE PRESIDENTE RIVERA OIL SPILL, DELAWARE RIVER
Douglas Helton; Donna Lawson; Martin McHugh
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COMPUTER MODELS FOR DAMAGE ASSESSMENT: ESTIMATES OF USE AND RESULTS
James F. Bennett; Bruce E. Peacock; Timothy R. Goodspeed
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INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM AND NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT: MULTIPLE ROLES FACING NATURAL RESOURCE TRUSTEE AGENCIES
Pierre H. duVair
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Session T2A: NRDA State Perspectives, Case Studies
INNOVATIVE PROCEDURES FOR NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
Ingrid K. Hansen
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A COOPERATIVE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT: LESSONS FROM THE GREENHILL SPILL
J. Heather Warner Finley; James G. Hanifen; Pasquale F. Roscigno; Karolien Debusschere; Maura J. Newell; Brian E. Julius; Johannes von Beek
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THE GREAT POM-POM CAPER: WASHINGTON'S FIRST COMPENSATION SCHEDULE APPLICATION
Paul Heimowitz
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Session T3C: Fresh Water Concerns, Planning
IDENTIFYING AND MAPPING SENSITIVE RESOURCES FOR INLAND AREA PLANNING
Miles O. Hayes; Jacqueline Michel; Jeffrey A. Dahlin; Kenneth Barton
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OIL SPILL CHEMICALS IN FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS: TECHNICAL ISSUES
Ann Hayward Walker; Janet H. Kucklick; Alexis E. Steen; David Fritz
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AQUATIC RESOURCE CHARACTERIZATION OF THE UPPER OHIO RIVER BASIN USING A GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM
John Arway; Douglas Nieman; Thomas Proch; Jerry Shulte
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THE GREAT LAKES SPILL PROTECTION INITIATIVE: A PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
William J. Trumbull
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Session Th1A: Fresh Water Fate and Effects
A SCREENING-LEVEL EVALUATION OF IMPACTS TO A MONTANA LOTIC MACROINVERTEBRATE COMMUNITY FROM A FUEL OIL SPILL
William D. Van Derveer; Royal J. Nadeau; Georgia L. Case
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FATE AND EFFECTS OF CRUDE OIL IN A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STREAM DRAINAGE
Eugene R. Mancini; Dilworth W. Chamberlain; Mark A. Lowe; Marion Fischel; Eric J. Greenwood; Susan Rankin
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AN OIL SPILL IN AN ILLINOIS LAKE: ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
Ted Sauer; Jerry Neff; Lawrence Reitsema
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AN OIL SPILL IN AN ILLINOIS LAKE: ECOLOGICAL AND HUMAN HEALTH ASSESSMENT
Jerry Neff; Ted Sauer; Lewis Osborn; Pamela Tazik; Lawrence Reitsema
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Session Th2A: Fate and Effects in Aquatic Environments
OILING OF MANGROVE KEYS IN THE 1993 TAMPA BAY OIL SPILL
Sally C. Levings; Stephen D. Garrity
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MITIGATION STRATEGIES AT AN ESTUARINE MANGROVE AREA AFFECTED BY AN OIL SPILL
Antonio Quilici; Carmen Infante; Jorge Rodríguez-Grau; José A. LaSchiazza; Henry Briceño; Néstor Pereira
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WEATHERING EXPERIMENT ON SPILLED CRUDE OILS USING A CIRCULATING WATER CHANNEL
Tsutomu Tsukihara
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DISTRIBUTION AND WEATHERING OF OIL FROM THE IRAQ-KUWAIT CONFLICT OIL SPILL WITHIN INTERTIDAL HABITATS—TWO YEARS LATER
Miles O. Hayes; Jacqueline Michel; Todd M. Montello; Don V. Aurand; Theodor C. Sauer; Ahmed Al-Mansi; Abdul Halim Al-Momen
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Session Th3D: Fresh Water Cleanup, Case Studies
RESPONSE TO A MAJOR GASOLINE RELEASE INTO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Jane M. Hartley; Donald F. Hamera
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SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CRUDE OIL SPILL INTO A FRESHWATER STREAM: A CASE STUDY
Mark A. Lowe; Eugene R. Mancini; Dilworth W. Chamberlain; Eric Greenwood; Sue Rankin; Marion Fischel
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FOLLOW-UP STUDY ON OILED VEGETATION CUTTING ALONG THE DELAWARE RIVER
Edwin A. Levine; Jay Pinckney; Todd Montello
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THE COLONIAL PIPELINE SPILL: A CASE STUDY
Kevin Koob; Roger Lafferiere; Jennie DeVeaux; Greg DeMarco
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Section IV: Spill Management/Mitigation

Session MID: Command and Control
AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO CORPORATE PREPAREDNESS
K. Tim Perkins
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CONFIRMING RESPONSE EFFECTIVENESS: AN OVERVIEW AND GUIDE TO OPERATIONAL MONITORING
Alan J. Mearns
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NORTHRIDGE EARTHQUAKE PIPELINE RUPTURE INTO THE SANTA CLARA RIVER
Thomas P. Leveille; Dan Shane; James Morris
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Session TIB: Preparedness Planning I
CHALLENGES OF CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN A SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATE—TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Oswald M. Adams; Kenrick Haynes
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CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN CHILE
Francisco Pizarro
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INDUSTRY, GOVERNMENT, AND REGIONAL EFFORTS IN OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING: MALAYSIA'S PERSPECTIVES
Hussein Bin Rahmat; Mohd Radzuan Bin Yusof
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Session T3A: Training/Exercises I
EXERCISES AS ASSESSMENT OPPORTUNITIES: A FOCUS ON THE FIX
David McLain
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NATIONAL DRILL OF THE VENEZUELAN OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLAN
Carlos Villoria; Elia Gomez; Nelson García Tavel
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SHIP ESCORT RESPONSE VESSEL SYSTEM (SERVS) FISHING VESSEL OIL SPILL RESPONSE TRAINING
Dennis A. Ulvestad; N. Vincent Kelly
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CANADA'S DEVELOPMENT OF A NATIONAL EXERCISE PROGRAM
Paul Alexander, (Alec); Dave Takata; Cliff Barber Barber
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Session T4A: Training/Exercises II
DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING OF A FACILITY OIL RESPONSE TEAM
Stephen M. Collins; Phillip A. Lebednik
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DELIVERING OIL SPILL HEALTH AND SAFETY TRAINING FOR BEACH CLEANUP: INNOVATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AT WORK
Paul Penn
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LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE EXERCISE PROGRAM
W. Michael Kurgan; Karen Laney
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SWEDISH COAST GUARD RESPONSE TRAINING PROGRAM
Dan Thorell; Thomas Fago
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Session W1A: Low API Gravity Oils, Response to Oils that Sink
RECOVERY OF SUBMERGED OIL AT SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO 1994
George H. Burns, III; C.A. “Ben” Benson; Tom Eason; Jacqueline Michel; Steve Kelly; Bradford Benggio; Mark Ploen
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GROUP V FUEL OILS: SOURCE, BEHAVIOR, AND RESPONSE ISSUES
Jacqueline Michel; Debra Scholz; Charles B. Henry; Bradford L. Benggio
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HEAVY OIL SPILLS: OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND
Robert W. Castle; Fred Wehrenberg; Jeremy Bartlett; Jason Nuckols
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CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH FLOATING SLICKS CAN SINK IN MARINE SETTINGS
Jacqueline Michel; J. A. Gait
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Session W2A: Preparedness/Response
BURIAL AND BREAKDOWN OF OIL IN COASTAL DUNE SYSTEMS
Roger E. Daniels; Anthony F. Harrison; John A. Parkinson; Graham Hall
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RESPONSE OPERATIONS TO THE AEGEAN SEA ACCIDENT
Fernando Pardo
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HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF OILY WASTE FROM OIL SPILLS AT SEA
Madeleine McDonagh; John Abbott; Richard Swannell; Erich Gundlach; Atle Nordvik
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Session W3C: Response Considerations I
SCIENTIFIC CRITERIA TO OPTIMIZE OIL SPILL CLEANUP
David Sell; Lucy Conway; Tracy Clark; Gordon B. Picken; Jenifer M. Baker; George M. Dunnet; Alasdair D. McIntyre; Robert B. Clark
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NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Jenifer M. Baker
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EVALUATING OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY AND PREVENTION PLANS USING MEASURES OF QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY
Faisal Abordaif; John R. Harrald; Thomas A. Mazzuchi
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Session W3D: The 1993 Tampa Bay Oil Spill
TAMPA BAY SPILL: COMMAND AND CONTROL ISSUES
Richard W. Harbert
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BEACH CLEANING AND THE ROLE OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN THE 1993 TAMPA BAY SPILL
Edward H. Owens; Jacqueline Michel; Richard A. Davis, Jr.; Kay Stritzke
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RESPONSE TO OILED WILDLIFE IN TAMPA BAY
Lynne Frink; Glenn Gauvry
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Session W4A: Preparedness Planning II
OIL SPILL CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM FOR FIXED FACILITIES
Jeffrey R. James
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JUST MAKE IT HAPPEN: LOGISTICS CONCEPTS, PROCESSES, AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MAJOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
John R. Ives
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DYNAMIC CONTINGENCY PLANNING WITHIN A COMMAND AND CONTROL FRAMEWORK
Jeff Simmerman
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TO IMPROVE THE RESPONSE TIME: A COMMUNITY DECISION
Marc Patry; Claude Rivet
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Session W4D: Response Considerations II
EFFECTIVELY MANAGING LEVEL OF EFFORT IN OIL SPILL CLEANUP: RESOLVING THE “HOW CLEAN IS CLEAN” ISSUE
Peter A. Tebeau
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THE PRECAUTIONARY APPROACH AND THE IMO
Sally Ann Lentz
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PREVENTION OF POLLUTION FROM SHIPS IN ARGENTINA: GOVERNMENT-INDUSTRY COOPERATION
José Manuel Rolón
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THE M/C HAVEN OIL SPILL: ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE PATHWAYS AND RESOURCE INJURY
Massimo Martinelli; Anna Luise; Elisabetta Tromellini; Theodor C. Sauer; Jerry M. Neff; Gregory S. Douglas
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Session Th3B: The Morris J. Berman Spill
SPILL RESPONSE MANAGEMENT AND THE MORRIS J. BERMAN SPILL: THE FOSC'S PERSPECTIVE
Robert G. Ross
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MANAGING HERITAGE RESOURCE PROTECTION: A CASE STUDY FROM THE BERMAN SPILL RESPONSE
Audrey A. McKinley; Agamemnon Gus Pantel
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THE MORRIS J. BERMAN SPILL—MSRC'S OFFSHORE OPERATIONS
James L. McDonald
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OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS—TANK BARGE MORRIS J. BERMAN SPILL
Edwin M. Stanton
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Section V: Sustainable Global Preparedness

Session T2B: International Conventions on Funding and Intervention
OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990: CURE, CATALYST, OR CATASTROPHE
Mary G. Holt; Lindy S. Johnson
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FRANCE AND THE RIGHT OF INTERVENTION ON THE HIGH SEAS
Jean-François Levy
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THE BRAER: LEGAL ASPECTS OF A MAJOR OIL SPILL
Måns Jacobsson
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Session T3D: Industry/Government Cooperation in Planning and Response I
RESEARCH ON MARINE POLLUTION, PREVENTION, AND RESPONSE IN SHENZHEN, CHINA
Pu Baokang; Zhang Xiuzhi; Qiao Bing
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NORWEGIAN POLLUTION CONTROL AUTHORITY WORK ON SHIPWRECKS
Kathrine Idaas
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PREPAREDNESS PLANS VERSUS ACTUAL RESPONSE: THE INCIDENT SPECIFIC PREPAREDNESS REVIEW OF THE T/B MORRIS J. BERMAN MAJOR OIL SPILL
Richard C. Vlaun; Kenneth Bradford; Phillip Biedenbender; John White
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PARTNERSHIPS IN SPILL RESPONSE: A POLICY ALTERNATIVE—THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE
Suzanne Shirreff; Michel Berthiaume
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Session T4D: Industry/Government Cooperation in Planning and Response II
MAJOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE PROGRAM OF THE PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION OF JAPAN
Nobutaka Miyazoe; Yoshihiro Hashizume
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ESTABLISHING OPTIMAL RESPONSE STRATEGIES USING REAL-TIME CURRENT OBSERVATIONS: A LOCAL, COOPERATIVE APPROACH
John Salvesen; Beatrice A. Stong; David G. Byers; Austin G. Smith; Richard Arnhart; Scott Gaudet; Thomas G. Tomblin; Kelly M. Teichman
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TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO STATE HAS GONE BEFORE
William Boland; Pete Bontadelli
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OIL SPILL RESPONSE PLANNING IN EASTERN EUROPE: A BULGARIAN CASE STUDY
Hilary Hoagland-Grey; David Archer
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Session W3A: International Legal Framework
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON OIL POLLUTION PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE AND COOPERATION—AN OVERVIEW
Ashok Mahapatra
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IMO-OPRC INFORMATION SYSTEM
Kiyoshi Ohne
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DEVELOPMENT OF EFFECTIVE NATIONAL RESPONSE SYSTEMS
Edmond P. Thompson
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IMO'S STRATEGY FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE OPRC CONVENTION
David T. Edwards
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Session Th3A: Bilateral Regional Agreements
OIL SPILL REGULATORY SYSTEMS IN MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES
David Lopez; Alicia Watts Hosmer; Timothy Adams; Elisabeth Morgan
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TRANSBOUNDARY RESPONSE OPERATIONS: A LOOK TO THE NORTH
Laurie L. Crick; R. Adm. Sidney A. Wallace
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IMPEDIMENTS TO CROSS-BOUNDARY OIL SPILL RESPONSE ALONG UNITED STATES BORDERS
Jonathan K. Waldron
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MODERNIZING THE COPENHAGEN AGREEMENT
Dan Thorell
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Section VI: THE BRAER INCIDENT

Session T3B: Part I
THE BRAER INCIDENT: SHETLAND ISLANDS, JANUARY 1993
Chris Harris
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Session T4B: Part II
THE DONALDSON REPORT: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE SHIPPING INDUSTRY
Chris Horrocks
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Section VII: POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Session T2–Chairman
TECHNICAL CORRECTION OF THE PAINT FILTER LIQUIDS TEST
Ed Schrader; A. Mulvihill
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WATER-IN-OIL EMULSIONS: HOW THEY ARE FORMED AND BROKEN
Merv Fingas; Ben Fieldhouse; Joe Mullin
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EVALUATION OF DISPERSANT TOXICITY USING A STANDARDIZED MODELED-EXPOSURE APPROACH
Lisa Weetman; Ina Lee; Michael Singer; Saji George; Susan Jacobson; Ronald Tjeerdema; Michael L. Sowby
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ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY AND PROTECTION FOR THE NORTHEAST CASPIAN SEA
Bernhard H. Metzger; Edgue Zholdasov; David I. Little; Erich R. Gundlach
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MAKING SENSE OF MULTIPLE RESPONSE PLANNING REQUIREMENTS
Bobbie Lively-Diebold; Gregory DeMarco; Elisabeth Morgan; Philip Rizzi
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TRACE METALS AND BIOMARKERS IN OIL: A TOOL FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SPILLS
Ranu Gadi; S. Kapoor; H. S. Rawat; K. Chandra
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THE EFFECTS OF IN SITU BURNING OF OIL ON FIRE BOOM
Richard Lazes
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JOINT CHINA-NOAA PORT AREA CONTINGENCY PLANNING PROJECT
Edwin A. Levine; Debra Payton; Robert Pavia; Caryn Houck; Shuying Chen
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TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE OIL SPILL GIS AND TRAJECTORY MODELING
Robert D. Martin; Mehrdad M. Moosavi; Lee A. Smith
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MECHANICAL PROTECTION GUIDELINES
Frank Whipple; Sharon Christopherson; Jacqueline Michel
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TRENDS IN OIL SPILL RATES FOR FOUR HIGH-TRAFFIC AREAS
Gail Thomas; Gary Yoshioka; Brad Kaiman
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MSRC SHUTTLE BARGE SYSTEM FOR SHALLOW-WATER OIL SPILL CLEANUP
George W. Dowell; Tom Coudon
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OBTAINING THE FEDERAL RESPONDER IMMUNITY STANDARD IN THE UNITED STATES
David N. Lakin
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SIMULATION-BASED OIL SPILL RESPONSE MANAGEMENT TRAINING
David C. Barry; John J. Gallagher
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIVITIES AT CEDRE
Roger Kantin; Michel Albrecht; Joseph Blanc; Claudine Le Mut Tiercelin
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MMS GULF REGION GIS DATABASE FOR OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING
Shea Penland; Lynda Wayne; Norm Froomer
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Session T3–Chairman
PROTECTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES AGAINST OIL SPILLS BY BOOM ARRANGEMENTS
Kau-Fui Vincent Wong; Diego Guerrero
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ELECTRONIC DESKTOP MAPPING: ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY ATLASES OF THE GREAT LAKES
Philip Baker; Christine Rowe
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A NEW TOOL FOR LARGE-SCALE OIL COMBAT
M. R. Ouwerkerk; P. R. H. Verbeek; T. Schut
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EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN TO QUANTIFY CHEMICALLY DISPERSED CRUDE BIOAVAILABILITY TO PHYTOPLANKTON
Christopher O. Younghans-Haug; Martha F. Wolfe; Ronald S. Tjeerdema; Michael L. Sowby
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SEABIRD RESTORATION: A REVIEW OF NEEDS AND OPTIONS
George J. Divoky; Craig Harrison
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WILDLIFE RESPONSE: COLONIAL PIPELINE SPILL
Lynne Frink; Curtiss J. Clumpner
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BEACH RESTORATION PROCEDURES
Robert W. Castle; Frederick Wehrenberg; Harris W. Martin
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BIOAVAILABILITY OF SEDIMENT OIL RESIDUES FOUR YEARS FOLLOWING THE MARTINEZ SPILL
Paul D. Boehm; Helder J. Costa
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RESOLVING THE TOW SPEED THAT CAUSES BOOM OIL LOSS
David S. DeVitis; Larry Hannon
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REGIONAL RESPONSE TEAM PREAPPROVAL OF IN-SITU BURNING FOR OPERATIONAL USE
Gus Stacy, III
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: KEY TO ACHIEVING AND MAINTAINING OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS
Andrew Tyler; Mike Walker
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DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPTIMAL OIL BOOM IN WAVES
Il-Hyoung Cho; Byung-W. Cho
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EMERGENCY WEATHER STATION SYSTEM SUPPORT TO OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Evelyn E. Wilson
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INTEGRATED OIL CONTAINMENT AND RECOVERY SYSTEM
Jan Allers; Stu Penny
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THE BRAER OIL SPILL
Robin Perry
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PROTOCOL DEVELOPMENT FOR SORBENT CONTAINMENT BOOMS
David Cooper; Atle Nordvik
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NEW TECHNIQUE FOR OIL RECOVERY ALONG SHORES (FLOATING AND GROUNDED)
Jean Bronnec
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EFFECT OF WAVES ON CONTAINMENT BOOM RESPONSE
Robert L. Van Dyck; Michael S. Bruno
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TEFLON NETS: A NOVEL APPROACH TO THIN FILM OIL SAMPLING
Dean Greimann; April Zohn; Kristy Plourde; Thomas Reilly
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COAST GUARD VOSS/NOFI/FIOCS/SEA SLUG AT-SEA EVALUATION
D. A. Furey; K. C. Eisenberg; J. F. Etxegoien
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Session T4–Chairman
THE NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN PRODUCT SCHEDULE DATABASE
Gail F. Thomas; Gary N. Moore; Linda Tyrance-Strickland
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BIOREMEDIATION STUDY OF SPILLED CRUDE OIL ON FOWLER BEACH, DELAWARE
Albert D. Venosa; John R. Haines; Brian A. Wrenn; Kevin L. Strohmeier; B. Loye Eberhart; Miryam Kadkhodayan; Edith Holder; Makram T. Suidan; Dennis King; Benjamin Anderson
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BIOTREATMENT OF PETROLEUM CONTAMINATION IN OPEN SYSTEMS
Eugene Rosenberg; Rachel Legmann; Eliora Z. Ron; W. Michael Griffin; A. Thomas Merski
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UNIFIED COMMAND: THE MECHANISM FOR ENSURING A COMPREHENSIVE, COORDINATED RESPONSE
Thomas G. McCloskey
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NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE AEGEAN SEA OIL SPILL
Pierre Daniel
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NUTRIENT RETENTION IN THE BIOREMEDIATION ZONE OF A SANDY BEACH
Brian A. Wrenn; Makram T. Suidan; Kevin L. Strohmeier; B. Loye Eberhardt; Gregory J. Wilson; Albert D. Venosa
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SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN OIL SPILL MODELS: CASE STUDY USING ADIOS
Roy Overstreet; Andrzej Lewandowski; William Lehr; Robert Jones; Debra Simecek-Beatty; Donna Calhoun
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A PROTOCOL FOR EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENTS OF BIOREMEDIATION STRATEGIES ON SHORELINES
Kenneth Lee; Richard P.J. Swannell; Per Sveum; Michel Guillerme; François-Xavier Merlin; Tim Reilly; Jean Oudot; Jean Ducreux; Christian Chaumery
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USCG RESPONSE EQUIPMENT INTEGRATED LOGISTICS SYSTEM
Christine Burk; Joseph Stahovec; David Vaught
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CASE STUDIES OF STANDARDIZED TECHNIQUES TO DOCUMENT SHORELINE OILING CONDITIONS
Edward H. Owens; Gary A. Sergy; Jacqueline Michel
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OIL SPILL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR THE VENEZUELAN OIL INDUSTRY
Carlos Villoria; Rosa Pérez
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A GENERAL MIGRATION MODEL FOR BIOLOGICAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Keith Downing
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ROLE OF ENVIRONMENT CANADA EMERGENCY OFFICERS IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE MANAGEMENT
Caroline Ladanowski
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IN SITU BIOREMEDIATION OF PETROLEUM HYDROCARBON CONTAMINATED SOIL AND GROUND WATER
Douglas E. Jerger; Patrick M. Woodhull
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IMMOBILIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR IN SITU BIODEGRADATION OF CRUDE OIL
Asha Juwarkar; Aradhana Amin; Bharati Oke; P. Khanna
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INTEGRATED HYDRODYNAMIC-OIL SPILL MODELING IN COASTAL WATERWAYS USING SPILLSIM
Donald, O. Hodgins; Ruben Solis; Robert Martin
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BIOREMEDIATION: RESULTS OF THE FIELD TRIALS OF LANDEVENNEC (FRANCE)
François-Xavier Merlin; Philippe Pinvidic; Christian Chaumery; Jean Oudot; Richard P. J. Swannell; Anne Basseres; Christine Dalmazzone; Jean Ducreux; Kenneth Lee; Tim Reilly
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DECONTAMINATION FOR THE T/B MORRIS J. BERMAN INCIDENT
Joseph B. H. Smith; Barry McFarland
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A COOPERATIVE APPROACH TO OIL SPILL PLANNING
William Gorham; Martin Cramer
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Session Wl–Chairman
THE U.S. EPA 1994 NATIONAL SURVEY OF OIL STORAGE FACILITIES
Janet LaFiandra Weiner; Jennie DeVeaux; Paul Brown
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CALIFORNIA'S AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS: A SUCCESSFUL STATE/FEDERAL PARTNERSHIP
Adam Sutkus
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VESSEL RESPONSE PLANS: A TILE IN THE MOSAIC OF THE NATIONAL RESPONSE SYSTEM
Duane Michael Smith
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CONSENSUS-BASED, CONSOLIDATED CONTINGENCY PLAN
Roger D. Mowery; Bill Edgar
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PRINCIPLES OF WAR APPLIED TO OIL SPILL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
John Giesen
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CISPRI TECHNICAL MANUAL—A DIFFERENT APPROACH
Victoria Askin
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CLEAN COASTAL WATERS COST PARTICIPATION FORMULA
J. Michael Sartor; Christopher L. Gregory
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GETTING A “GRP:” THE GEOGRAPHIC RESPONSE PLANNING EFFORT IN WASHINGTON STATE
Paul Heimowitz
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MAJOR OIL SPILL INCIDENTS: LESSONS FOR RESPONSE PLANNING
Dana Stalcup; Gary Yoshioka; Brad Kaiman; Lora Siegmann; Kate Masters
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DECISION SUPPORT FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE CONFIGURATION PLANNING
Roberto Desimone; John Mark Agosta
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SPILL RESPONSE PLANNING FOR SEASONAL VARIABILITY OF RIVER CURRENTS
Paul Slyman; Eric Heinitz
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ESTIMATING THE VOLUME OF OIL LEAKING FROM ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS
Kevin Mould; Steve Watson; Mike Renga; Lora Siegmann
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DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES PROTECTION GUIDELINES FOR ALASKA'S ON-SCENE COORDINATORS
Pamela Bergmann
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COSS: A MESOSCALE TEST BED FOR NEARSHORE SPILL RESEARCH
Timothy J. Reilly; William R. Wise; Nicholas C. Kraus; Robin Jamail
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AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE EVER-EVOLVING
Carolyn M. White; Patricia Donahue
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WORKER SAFETY AND TRAINING REQUIREMENTS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
Jonathan K. Waldron
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ON-SCENE COORDINATOR AREA RESPONSE SYSTEM
Donald P. Smith
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CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF OIL SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE
Mark B. Garcia
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Session W2–Chairman
SAFETY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION IN A LARGE OIL SPILL RESPONSE ORGANIZATION
Steven Magasis; John Redden; Dan LeBlanc
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FISHING INDUSTRY AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Richard C. Long
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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING CRITERIA FOR INTERNATIONAL RIVER BASINS
Elia Gómez Figueroa
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THE BRAER SPILL: OIL FATE GOVERNED BY DISPERSION
T. Lunel
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NEW OIL SPILL ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND CONTINGENCY PLAN REQUIREMENTS—ARGENTINA
Erich R. Gundlach; Hugo A. Rizzato; Enrique Nastri; Aldo Murut
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REMEDIATION OF OIL-CONTAMINATED DEBRIS USING A ROTARY KILN COMBUSTOR
Laura Ouellette; Vladimir Razbin
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MEXUSPAC: MEXICO/U.S. PACIFIC REGIONAL RESPONSE COORDINATION TEAM
Daniel Whiting
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FREQUENCY OF OIL SPILLS COMPARED TO EVERYDAY HAZARDS
George Lowden; Gary Yoshioka
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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN THE LATIN AMERICAN PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
Juan Miguel Moyano; Aldo Héctor Brussoni
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PRIVATE SECTOR/GOVERNMENT COOPERATION DURING A BAHRAIN SPILL RESPONSE OPERATION
Derek J. S. Brown
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INFORMATION TO MINIMIZE IMPACTS FROM FRESHWATER OIL SPILLS
David E. Fritz; Alexis E. Steen
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RISK MANAGEMENT IN OIL PIPELINES AND GAS PIPELINES
Luiz de Lima Buzelin; Anibal José Constantino Alves
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ADVANCED CHEMICAL FINGERPRINTING FOR OIL SPILL IDENTIFICATION AND NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS
Paul D. Boehm; Gregory S. Douglas; John S. Brown
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Session W3–Chairman
THE VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS: EVALUATING EFFECTS OF OIL DISCHARGES ON THE ENVIRONMENT
Bobbie Lively-Diebold; Susan M. Davis
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SHORELINE OIL FROM EXXON VALDEZ: CHANGE FROM 1991 TO 1993
James C. Gibeaut; Ernest Piper
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EVALUATION OF HISTORIC SPILL SITES FOR LONG-TERM RECOVERY STUDIES
Erich R. Gundlach; Jerry M. Neff; David I. Little; Don V. Aurand
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OIL BOOM LINEAR HAULER LAUNCH AND RECOVERY SYSTEM
Steve Koepenick; LeRoy Maples; David Molsberry
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NOAA'S EXXON VALDEZ LONG-TERM SHORELINE ECOSYSTEM MONITORING PROGRAM—1990–1994 TRENDS
Alan J. Mearns
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RECOVERY OF SAUDI ARABIAN SHORE BIOTA FOLLOWING THE GULF WAR
David A. Jones; Jaime Plaza; Iain Watt; Mahmoud al Sanei
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A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO OIL SPILL AND HURRICANE IMPACTS
Karolien Debusschere; Dianne Lindstedt; Qiang Tao; Irving A. Mendelssohn; Qianxin Lin
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VISUAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND GIS IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT
Stephen R. J. Sheppard; David R. Blatchford
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EFFECTIVENESS OF OIL SPILL RECOVERY SYSTEMS
Robert L. Watkins
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HARDSHELLED CLAM RECOVERY FROM EXXON VALDEZ OILING AND SHORELINE TREATMENT
J. P. Houghton; R. Gilmour; D. C. Lees; W. B. Driskell
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OPTIONS FOR MINIMIZING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF FRESHWATER SPILL RESPONSE
Kenneth Barton; Jacqueline Michel; Edward H. Owens; David E. Fritz; Alexis E. Steen
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MANGROVE RESTORATION: CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA, COASTAL OIL SPILL CASE STUDY
Mauricio Ibáñez
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IS GROUND WATER PROTECTED AGAINST RELEASES FROM ABOVEGROUND STORAGE FACILITIES?
Kevin Mould; Gregory DeMarco; Robert Frederick
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IDENTIFYING AND INCORPORATING SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR INLAND RESPONSE/CONTINGENCY PLANNING
Jeffrey L. Underwood; Robert Pavia
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PROTECTION OF COASTAL SHORELINES FROM OIL SPILLS USING NATURAL AGENTS
Anne Basseres; Bernard Tramier
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VENEZUELAN OIL SPILL NATIONAL CONTINGENCY PLAN: DISPERSANT LABORATORY PROGRAM
Jorge Rodríguez-Grau; José A. La Schiazza; Carlos Villoria; Gustavo Belisario; Iván Galindo; Rosa Pérez; Luis Torres
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COST EFFECTIVE OIL SEEP REMEDIATION: SORBENT WASTE MINIMIZATION PILOT PROJECT
John J. Andreasik; John P. Scambos
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TEXSONDE '94—RADAR MEASUREMENT OF SURFACE CURRENTS FOR OIL SPILL MODELING
Donald O. Hodgins; Charles Giammona; Robert Martin; Robert LaBelle; Ronald Goodman
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COMPARING CRUDE OIL TOXICITY UNDER STANDARD AND ENVIRONMENTALLY REALISTIC EXPOSURES
Charles B. Pace; James R. Clark; Gail E. Bragin
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS METHODS FOR CRUDE OIL
Zhendi Wang; Mervin F. Fingas
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OIL SPILL INTELLIGENCE REPORT INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL DATABASE: RECENT TRENDS
Jeff Welch
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Session W4–Chairman
TRAINING AND DOCUMENTATION
Michael D. Cain; Linda C. George
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF POTENTIAL PROTECTION STRATEGIES FOR TIDAL INLETS
Miles O. Hayes; Todd M. Montello
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REVIEW OF U.K. POLICY ON RESPONSE TO OIL AT SEA
T. Lunel; D. Albone; M. McDonagh; J. Abbott; D. Tookey
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LESSONS LEARNED: THE METHODOLOGY OF CONDUCTING OIL SPILL RESPONSE TRAINING
Bernard Bennett
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JIN SHIANG FA CASE STUDY: WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN DONE?
William K. Capune
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DEVELOPING THE STATE ON-SCENE COORDINATORS' COURSE FOR ALASKA
Harry Young; Larry Dietrick; Arthur Pilot; Geoff Harben; Mark Burger
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EVALUATION OF VARIOUS SURFACE OIL DETECTORS APPLIED TO HAZARDOUS ZONES
François Cabioc'h; Jean-Pierre Polard; Catherine Stephan
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DEPLOYMENT TEST FOR ALYESKA, GPS-POSITIONED DRIFTER BUOY
Michael Hefer; Brian Burda; Sharon Hillman; Kevin Eldridge
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THE PERFORMANCE OF BOOMS IN AN OFFSHORE ENVIRONMENT
James H. Nash; David D. Molsberry
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TRAINING FOR SUCCESS: A FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT TRAINING SYSTEM FOR RESPONSE ORGANIZATIONS
David C. Stalfort; Gary L. Ott
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QUALITY AND THE UNIFIED COMMAND: THE REINVENTION OF SPILL RESPONSE
Gary J. E. Thornton
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EVALUATION AND CORRECTION: KEYS TO RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS
Roger W. Mickelson
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ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Maureen Moffatt
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Santa Monica Bay Prep 94: MAJOR SPILL EXERCISE PLANNING/EXECUTION
Kara M. Satra
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AIR CURTAIN INCINERATION FOR EMERGENCY DISPOSAL OF OIL SPILL DEBRIS
Alan J. Kennedy; Robert J. Dallas; Paul Wotherspoon
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ON-SCENE COORDINATOR TRAINING: THE CHALLENGE AND THE SOLUTION
Gordon Goff; Michael Norman; Mary Jo Bragan; Arthur Smith
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ALASKA NEARSHORE DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS
Larry Dietrick; Geoff Harben; Mark Burger
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DRILLING FOR REALITY
Robert A. Levine
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ON SCENE COORDINATOR/COTP EMPLOYMENT OF AN INFRARED SENSOR
Thomas E. Thompson; William R. Marhoffer; Robert F. Melia
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Late Poster, Session W1
U.S. COAST GUARD SPILL PLANNING, EXERCISE, AND RESPONSE SYSTEM (SPEARS)
Shane Ishiki; Dexter Chan
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