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1997 International Oil Spill Conference

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Section I: MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1997

PLANNING AND EXERCISING FOR SUCCESS: THE FOUR-STEP, SCENARIO-BASED PROCESS₁

Gary L. Ott; LCDR David C. Stalfort

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NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE EXERCISE PROGRAM (PREP): IMPROVING AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS₁

W. Michael Kurgan; Dennis Cashman

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FROM TRAINING TO TESTING: DETAILS OF AN AGGRESSIVE DRILL AND EXERCISE PROGRAM

Barry McFarland; Kim Estes

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TANK BARGE BUFFALO 292: A UNIFIED RESPONSE

Kevin J. Eldridge; Joseph J. Leonard, Jr.; Dean W. Kutz; Monica L. Rochester

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TRAJECTORY PREDICTION FOR BARGE BUFFALO 292 SPILL

Bill Lehr; Debra Simecek-Beatty; Debbie Payton; Jerry Galt; Glen Watabayashi; Robert D. Martin; Ruben Solis

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EVOLUTION OF SHORELINE CLEANUP ASSESSMENT TEAM ACTIVITIES DURING THE BUFFALO 292 OIL SPILL

Robert D. Martin, Jr.; Ilene Byron; Robert Pavia

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RECOVERY OF TARMATS USING COMMERCIAL SHRIMPING BOATS DURING THE BUFFALO 292 SPILL

Tricia Clark; Beatrice Stong; Ben Benson

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REGULATORY APPROACHES TO OILS UNDER THE FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT AND THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990₁

Walter M. Hunt, Jr.; J. Gregory Parks

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EDIBLE OILS: ARE THEY REALLY THAT DIFFERENT?

Don Rigger

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SHOULD THE LIMITS OF LIABILITY BE CHANGED?₁

D. S. Hartley, III; Barbara G. Beckerman

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INTERNATIONAL REGIME FOR COMPENSATION FOR POLLUTION FROM TANKERS

Mans Jacobsson

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Section II: TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997

TEXAS AUTOMATED BUOY SYSTEM: REAL-TIME CURRENTS FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE

Robert D. Martin, Jr.; F. J. Kelly; Linwood L. Lee; Norman L. Guinasso, Jr.

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SPECIALIZED MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT FOR SHORELINE CLEANUP

Elliott Taylor; Edward H. Owens

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TRIALS OF RECOVERY AND CLEANUP TECHNIQUES ON BITUMEN DERIVED FROM ORIMULSION

F. Clement; P. Gunter; D. Oland

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MANAGING PERSONNEL IN SUSTAINED SPILL RESPONSE EFFORTS

Vincent Cantwell

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MODELING AIRBORNE LEVELS OF SOME VOLATILE COMPONENTS IN OIL SPILLS

Tianhong Zhou; Kau-Fui V. Wong

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HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUES DURING COLD WEATHER OIL SPILL RESPONSES

William Edward Hazel, III; Michael J. Rancilio

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FACTORS AFFECTING CRISIS MANAGEMENT₁

John T. Roosen

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ENHANCING THE IN-SITU BURNING OF FIVE ALASKAN OILS AND EMULSION₁

Ian Buist; James McCourt; Jake Morrison

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UNITED KINGDOM IN-SITU BURN TRIALS, LOWESTOFT, 1996

James Thornborough

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SMOKE PLUMES FROM IN-SITU BURNING OF CRUDE OIL

Kevin B. McGrattan; William D. Walton; David D. Evans

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LABORATORY STUDIES OF THE PROPERTIES OF IN-SITU BURN RESIDUES

Ian Buist; Ken Trudel; Jake Morrison; Don Aurand

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INTENT TO SPILL: ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF OIL SPILLS CAUSED BY WAR, TERRORISM, VANDALISM, AND THEFT

Alicia Watts Hosmer; Colby E. Stanton; Julie L. Beane

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THE HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY UNDERLYING ALERTNESS, RISK, AND PERFORMANCE IN THE OIL TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY

Vincent Cantwell

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PREVENTION THROUGH PEOPLE

Barbara E. Ornitz

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THE SEA EMPRESS INCIDENT: OVERVIEW AND RESPONSE AT SEA

Chris Harris

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THE NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT OF A SUCCESSFUL DISPERSANT OPERATION AT THE SEA EMPRESS INCIDENT

Tim Lunel; Jan Rusin; Nick Bailey; Chris Halliwell; Louise Davies

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SHORELINE CLEANUP AND WASTE DISPOSAL ISSUES DURING THE SEA EMPRESS INCIDENT

Kevin Colcomb; David Bedborough; Tim Lunel; Richard Swannell; Peter Wood; Jan Rusin; Nick Bailey; Chris Halliwell; Louise Davies; Matthew Sommerville; Allan Dobie; David Mitchell; Madeleine McDonagh; Kenneth Lee; Susan Shimwell; Barrie Davies; David Harries

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HYDROCARBONS AND PAH IN FISH AND SHELLFISH FROM SOUTHWEST WALES FOLLOWING THE SEA EMPRESS OIL SPILL IN 1996

Robin J. Law; Carole A. Kelly; Katie L. Graham; Ruth J. Woodhead; Peter E. J. Dyrynda; Elisabeth A. Dyrynda

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SEA EMPRESS SPILL: IMPACTS ON MARINE AND COASTAL HABITATS

Jon Moore; Stephen Evans; Blaise Bullimore; Jane Hodges; Robin Crump; Julian Cremona; Francis Bunker; Dale Rostron; Annette Little; Yvonne Chamberlain; Peter Dyrynda; Adrian Worley

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THE IMPACT OF THE SEA EMPRESS OIL SPILL ON BIRDS OF THE PEMBROKESHIRE COAST AND ISLANDS

Stephen J. Parr; Robert J. Haycock; Malcolm E. Smith

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THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE SEA EMPRESS SPILLAGE

Stephen Hill; Jane Bryan

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SHORELINE CLEANUP BY ACCELERATION OF CLAY-OIL FLOCCULATION PROCESSES

Kenneth Lee; Tim Lunel; Peter Wood; Richard Swannell; Patricia Stoffyn-Egli

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NEW ZEALAND: “DOWN UNDER” OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING₁

John T. Roosen

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PROMOTING OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS IN EGYPT: JOINT GOVERNMENT/INDUSTRY EXERCISE

Art J. Schroeder, Jr.; Magdi Omar; Robert E. DeHart, II; Mohamed A. Fawzi; Ian Stirk

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WHICH PLAN SHOULD I USE? AN INTEGRATION OF PIPELINE RESPONSE PLANS

Martin A. Cramer; Ronald J. Kalas

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THE “ONE PLAN” PROJECT: GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY WORKING TO SIMPLIFY FACILITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANNING

Jim Staves; Jim Taylor

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SHORELINE CLEANUP IN NORWAY: LESSONS LEARNED AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Chantal C. Guénette; Linn Aasnes; Odd Arne Folium

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BIOLOGICAL OPTIMIZATION OF HYDRAULIC CLEANING OF OILED COARSE-SEDIMENT BEACHES: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

Gary Mauseth; Gerald Erickson; Steven Brocco; Gary Sergy

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AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO SHORELINE MAPPING FOR SPILL RESPONSE PLANNING IN CANADA

Roger J. Percy; Stephane R. LeBlanc; Edward H. Owens

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APPLICATION OF RECENT TECHNICAL ADVANCES TO THE DECISION PROCESS FOR SHORELINE TREATMENT

Edward H. Owens; Gary A. Sergy

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SINTEF/IKU OIL-WEATHERING MODEL: PREDICTING OILS' PROPERTIES AT SEA

Per S. Daling; Ole Morten Aamo; Alun Lewis; Tove Strøm-Kristiansen

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CRUDE OIL VANADIUM AND NICKEL CONTENT CAN PREDICT EMULSIFICATION TENDENCY

Gerard P. Canevari; Robert J. Fiocco

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OIL SLICK CLASSIFICATION: A SYSTEM FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION AND DOCUMENTATION OF OIL SLICKS

Alan A. Allen; Dean H. Dale

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UTILIZATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN AN OHIO RIVER SPILLS DETECTION SYSTEM

Jonathan A. McSayles; Isabel E. Caputa; Peter A. Tennant

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RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE MEDIA DURING THE BUFFALO 292 OIL SPILL

Gregory N. DeLong

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FEEDING THE MEDIA FRENZY WITHOUT GETTING BIT₁

Jim Milbury

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PUBLIC AFFAIRS: BALANCING ON THE TIGHTROPE BETWEEN FULL DISCLOSURE AND AVOIDING FURTHER RISK

Carolyn M. White

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COMMUNICATING THE RISKS OF AN OIL SPILL: WHY, WHEN, AND HOW?

Bob Wilkerson; Terry Lauder

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THE REACH SENSITIVITY INDEX (RSI) FOR MAPPING RIVERS AND STREAMS

Miles O. Hayes; Jacqueline Michel; Todd M. Montello

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WILDLIFE RESPONSE IN A REMOTE ALASKAN SPILL: TESTING A CENTRALIZED SYSTEM

Curt Clumpner

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ASSESSMENT AND REMEDIATION OF A HEAVY OIL SPILL INTO GROUNDWATER AQUIFERS

Alan Kennedy; Calvin Sikstrom

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SPILL PREVENTION AT INLAND MARINAS: A SHASTA LAKE, CALIFORNIA, CASE STUDY

Michelle Rogow; Scott Sellwood

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FAILURES IN DTCS'S PIPELINES WITH PRODUCT LOSS

Edgard de Castro Souza; Luiz Antonio Ribeiro

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LEAK DETECTION AND LEAK LOCATION IN UNDERGROUND PIPELINES₁

Anthony N. Tafuri; James J. Yezzi, Jr.; Daniel J. Watts; John M. Carlyle

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CLEANUP OF THE ABANDONED BUNKER BARGES₁

LTJG Edward L. Bock, III; Dennis J. McCarthy

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Section III: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1997

RECENT RESEARCH ON THE APPLICATION AND PRACTICAL EFFECTS OF SOLIDIFIERS

William A. Dahl; Richard R. Lessard; Elizabeth A. Cardello

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MAJOR FIELD TEST EVALUATES A SHORELINE CLEANER TO SAVE OILED MARSH GRASS

S. R. Pezeshki; R. D. DeLaune; A. Jugsujinda; G. P. Canevari; R. R. Lessard

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USING EXISTING DATA TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT CHEMICAL COUNTERMEASURE PRODUCTS

Ann Hayward Walker; Robert G. Pond; Janet H. Kucklick

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PERSISTENCE OF OIL IN BEACH SAND FOLLOWING A CATASTROPHIC RELEASE OF NO. 2 FUEL OIL

Michael J. Mulhare; Paula-Jean Therrien

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NORTHERN SAUDI COASTAL RECOVERY IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE GULF OIL SPILL

Kent W. Allen; Ronald O. Williams; Yasser M. Kattan

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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY AND RESPONSE (OSCAR) MODEL SYSTEM: SENSITIVITY STUDIES

Ole Morten Aamo; Mark Reed; Keith Downing

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CANADA SHIPPING ACT PLANNING GUIDELINES: EQUIPMENT FOR A 2500-TON RESPONSE CAPABILITY

Todd Mitchell

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VESSEL RESPONSE PLANS: FORGING BETTER PLANS THROUGH INDUSTRY/GOVERNMENT COOPERATION

Charles Corbett; Svein Ringbakken

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EMERGING LATIN AMERICAN OIL SPILL REGULATION

Alicia Watts Hosmer; Ede J. Ijjasz; Gwen Fairweather

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THE OSRO CLASSIFICATION PROGRAM: WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT IS NOT

CDR Robert A. Van Zandt

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ORIMULSION®: RESEARCH AND TESTING AND OPEN WATER CONTAINMENT AND RECOVERY TRIALS

Donald R. Deis; Nelson Garcia Tavel; Carlos Villoria; Germán Febres Ortega; Panfilo Masciangioli; Mark A. Jones; Gregory R. Lee

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THE ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR OF ORIMULSION® SPILLED ON WATER₁

Stanley A. Ostazeski; Scott C. Macomber; Lyle G. Roberts; Allen D. Uhler; Kenneth R. Bitting; Robert Hiltabrand

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ORIMULSION®

Matthew Sommerville; Tim Lunel; Nick Bailey; Dave Oland; Chris Miles; Paul A. Gunter; Thomas Waldhoff

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MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (MEGIS) DEVELOPMENT FOR JAPAN

Ichiro Morita; Akio Sasagawa; Kenji Oka; Garrey Maxwell

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ARE AUTOMATED SPILL RESPONSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS OVERKILL?

Scott L. McCreery

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INTEGRATING SCAT DATA AND GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS TO SUPPORT SHORELINE CLEANUP OPERATIONS

Alain Lamarche; Edward H. Owens

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KEEPING UP WITH TECHNOLOGY—OR CAN WE?

Gary J. Stankovich, CSP

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SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY AND OPA 90 MANAGEMENT TRAINING FOR OIL SPILL CRISES

David C. Barry

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ON COURSE: THE CALIFORNIA UNIFIED OIL SPILL CONTROL TRAINING PARTNERSHIP

John H. Giesen; Jon D. MacArthur

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SEA EMPRESS: AN EXERCISE IN REALITY

David Salt

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DEVELOPING A GLOBAL TRAINING PROGRAM FOR BEING PREPARED TO RESPOND TO MARINE POLLUTION SPILLS₁

Joseph Edward Slater; Patrick J. Murray; Steven A. Troy

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THE USE OF EVENT TREES IN OIL SPILL PREVENTION APPLICATIONS₁

Steven D. Novack; Nathan O. Siu; Susan G. Hill

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ASSESSING FACILITY-SPECIFIC RISK: A REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Donald P. Smith

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OIL SPILL DATABASES: DEVELOPING PREVENTION STRATEGIES ACROSS STATE LINES

Gary L. Gregory; Richard W. Holly; Megan Thomas

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SYSTEM SIMULATION: A RISK MANAGEMENT TOOL FOR PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND₁

John R. Harrald; Thomas A. Mazzuchi; Jason Merrick; John Spahn; Rene Van Dorp

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VERIFICATION OF SUBSURFACE OIL SPILL MODELS

Henrik Rye; Per Johan Brandvik

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REAL-TIME FORECASTING MODEL OF OIL SPILL SPREADING

Ichiro Morita; Shin-ichi Sugioka; Takashi Kojima

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A TWO-PHASE RIVERINE SPILL MODEL

David E. Hibbs; Yih-Farn Chen; John S. Gulliver; Vaughan R. Voller

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A REAL-TIME SIMULATION OF THE TRAJECTORY AND FATE OF SPILLED OIL AT SEA

Keyyong Hong; Sun-Young Kim; Museok Song

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MARINE SALVAGE SERVICES AND SPILL PREVENTION IN THE 21st CENTURY

John Arnold Witte

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INTERVENTION: IS IT THE ANSWER?

John M. Noble

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INTERNATIONAL PLANNING AS LOCALIZED PLANNING

Chris Christenson; Helen Bart

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THE ROLE OF QUALITY IN OIL SPILL REMOVAL ORGANIZATIONS (OSROS)

Donald S. Jensen

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IMPROVING REGIONAL RESPONSE: PLAN HOLDERS, RESPONDERS, AND GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION ON MUTUAL AID

Jean R. Cameron; Jon Neel

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THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A TRAINING AND EXERCISE/DRILL PROGRAM FOR A PUBLIC UTILITY

Craig Kartye

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MULTI-PLAN-HOLDER EXERCISES: A COST-EFFECTIVE PREPAREDNESS APPROACH

Donald L. Ducey, Jr.; Robert G. Pond; Ann Hayward Walker

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ALL-WEATHER, ALL-TERRAIN EMERGENCY RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS

J. W. (Ian) Lambton; Romilly J. K. Cavanaugh; P. Eng.

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THE EVOLUTION OF MARINE FIRE-FIGHTING CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND EXERCISING AT THE MARINE SAFETY OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO BAY

V. Frank Bateman, LCDR USCGR; Donald P. Montoro, CAPT USCG

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WEATHERING AND DISPERSION OF NAPHTHENIC, ASPHALTENIC, AND WAXY CRUDE OILS

Tove Strøm-Kristiansen; Alun Lewis; Per S. Daling; Jorunn Nerbø Hokstad; Ivar Singsaas

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DEVELOPMENT OF A DISPERSANT DOCTRINE IN THE GULF OF MEXICO

CAPT James W. Calhoun; CDR Stephan P. Glenn; LCDR Lynn M. Henderson; Welcome T. Duncan; Cheryl Johnson

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DEVELOPMENT OF A DISPERSANT USE PLAN FOR A COASTAL OIL TERMINAL

Mark Reed; Ole Morten Aamo; Per Johan Brandvik; Per Snorre Daling; Per Erik Nilsen; Gunnar Furnes

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STANDARD DISPERSANT OPERATIONS UNDER THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM₁

Lt. James E. Hanzalik; Capt. Larry L. Hereth

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NATURAL RECOVERY: A PRACTICAL NATURAL RESOURCE RESTORATION OPTION FOLLOWING OIL SPILLS

Andrew E. Jahn; Gordon A. Robilliard

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INVESTIGATION OF THE NATURAL CLEANUP MECHANISM OF SPILLED OIL IN SEA

Yoshikuni Yakabe; Ken-ichi Kusumoto; Shin-ich Takeuchi; Etsuko Hasegawa

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IS IMMEDIATE RESTORATION IN RIPARIAN HABITATS NECESSARY?

D. W. Chamberlain; Barrett Anderson

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PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND INTERTIDAL BIOTA SEVEN YEARS LATER: HAS IT RECOVERED?

Jonathan P. Houghton; Robert H. Gilmour; Dennis C. Lees; William B. Driskell; Sandra C. Lindstrom; Alan Mearns

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Section IV: THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1997

EFFECTIVENESS AND SAFETY OF BIOSURFACTANTS AS AGENTS OF OIL SPILL RESPONSE

Joe Eugene Lepo; M. Patricia Hancock; Candy L. Zuleger; Katharine Roupp-Edwards; Tim Reilly; David E. Fritz

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BIOAUGMENTATION AND BIOSTIMULATION: A PARADOX BETWEEN LABORATORY AND FIELD RESULTS

Kenneth Lee; Gilles H. Tremblay; Johanne Gauthier; Susan E. Cobanli; Michael Griffin

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FIELD-TESTING BIOREMEDIATION TREATING AGENTS: LESSONS FROM AN EXPERIMENTAL SHORELINE OIL SPILL

Alan J. Mearns; Albert D. Venosa; Kenneth Lee; Michael Salazar

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TIDE-DRIVEN NUTRIENT TRANSPORT IN A BEACH MESOCOSM IN THE ABSENCE OF WAVES

Michel C. Boufadel; Makram T. Suidan

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OIL SPILL RESPONSE RESEARCH: A GOOD INVESTMENT?₁

Elmer P. Danenberger

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SHARING RESPONSIBILITY FOR PREVENTION AND RESPONSE WITH YOUR TRADING PARTNERS₁

Michael J. Sample

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: NEW STRATEGIES FOR COMPANIES OPERATING IN DEVELOPING NATIONS

Louis J. Armstrong; Steven E. James

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INTERNATIONAL COMMONALITY IN RESPONSE MANAGEMENT

Mark F. Weller

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ICS CONTRIBUTES TO THE NORTH CAPE OIL SPILL RESPONSE₁

LT Tina M. Burke; LT John P. Flynn

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TERRORISM AND OIL SPILLS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW AND HOW WE SHOULD RESPOND₁

Michael de Bettencourt

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IDENTIFYING THE FACTORS THAT HEIGHTEN PUBLIC CONCERN OVER OIL SPILLS

George Lowden, CHMM, CEP

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BRIDGING THE GAP FOR EFFECTIVE DISPERSANT DECISIONS THROUGH RISK COMMUNICATION

Janet H. Kucklick; Ann Hayward Walker; Robert G. Pond; Ann Bostrom; Paul Fischbeck; Don Aurand

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EFFECTS OF OPA 90 RESPONSE PLANNING ON REPORTED SPILLS

Dana Stalcup; Gary Yoshioka; Brad Kaiman; Adam Hall

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UNDERWATER RECOVERY OF SUBMERGED OIL DURING A COLD WEATHER RESPONSE

CDR Randolph C. Heiland; LTJG Benjamin L. Smith; William Edward Hazel, III; Michael Popa; Dennis J. McCarthy

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RECOVERY OF LAPIO FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER₁

LT Laura H. Weems; LCDR Ilene Byron; David W. Ogé; Jim O'Brien; Roger Lanier

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RESPONSE TO THE APOLLO SEA OIL SPILL, SOUTH AFRICA

Anton Moldan

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CLEVECO UNDERWATER OIL RECOVERY: REMOVING A 50-YEAR-OLD THREAT₁

Commander John J. Davin, Jr.; John A. Witte, Jr.

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THE ILWACO, WASHINGTON, TIRE FIRE OIL SPILL

Eric F. Heinitz; Melany Lee

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BOYD'S CREEK OIL SPILL REMOVAL SITE, GLASGOW, KENTUCKY

Robert N. Rosen

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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN PIPELINE RUPTURE, CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE

Robert N. Rosen

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PLANNING AND RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS OF A METROPOLITAN SPILL

K. Tim Perkins; Jon D. MacArthur; Tom Henning

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HISTORICAL DISPERSANT AND IN-SITU BURNING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE UNITED STATES

Janet H. Kucklick; Don Aurand

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FIELD EXPERIENCE WITH CONTROLLED BURNING OF INLAND OIL SPILLS

Victoria L. May; James R. Wolfe

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THE ROCKEFELLER REFUGE OIL SPILL: A TEAM APPROACH TO INCIDENT RESPONSE

Thomas J. Hess, Jr.; LCDR Ilene Byron; Heather Warner Finley; Charles B. Henry, Jr.

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THE APPLICATION OF IN-SITU BURNING TO A LOUISIANA COASTAL MARSH FOLLOWING A HYDROCARBON PRODUCT SPILL: PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF SITE RECOVERY

James W. Pahl; Irving A. Mendelssohn; Thomas J. Hess

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VALIDATION AND USE OF SPILL IMPACT MODELING FOR IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Deborah P. French; Henry M. Rines

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STATE-OF-THE-ART OR JUNK SCIENCE? THE NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT MODELS₁

James F. Bennett; Dick Logan; Paul Heimowitz

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NATURAL RESOURCE IMPACTS FROM THE NORTH CAPE OIL SPILL

Jacqueline Michel; Frank Csulak; Deborah French; Molly Sperduto

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NORTH CAPE OIL SPILL NRDA PROCESS UNDER OPA 1990

Frank Csulak; Douglas Helton; Carol-Ann Manen; Norman Meade; Marguerite Matera

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SETTING OBJECTIVES IN A UNIFIED COMMAND: THE “COST” OF LEADERSHIP₁

Capt. Larry L. Hereth

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RESPONSE INFORMATION FLOW MANAGEMENT: CONSIDERATIONS FOR PLANNING AND TRAINING

Christopher Hall; John Murphy; LCDR Bradford Benggio

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COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Tom Henning; K. Tim Perkins; Gary Stankovich

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MONEY WELL SPENT OR MONEY JUST SPENT? THE NEED FOR INTEGRATED COST ACCOUNTING DURING SPILL RESPONSE₁

Daniel F. Sheehan

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MARINE OIL SPILL RESPONSE OPTIONS: THE MANUAL

Scott B. Robertson; Alexis Steen; Robert Pavia; LCDR David Skewes; Ann Hayward Walker

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THE ROLE OF ARPEL IN CONTINGENCY PLANNING COOPERATION: THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY OPERATING IN LATIN AMERICA

Juan Miguel Moyano

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PROGRESS IN COMBATING OIL POLLUTION IN CHINA SINCE 1990₁

Pu Baokang

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THE ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORITIES’ HANDLING OF THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY'S OIL POLLUTION PREPAREDNESS IN NORWAY

Kirsti Natvig

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Section V: Poster Presentations

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM-BASED POLLUTION RESPONSE ASSET TRACKING SYSTEM (RATS)

Joseph G. Stahovec

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BURNING OF OILED LOUISIANA COASTAL MARSH: FIELD EVALUATION

R. D. DeLaune; C. W. Lindau; I. Devai; C. B. Henry

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CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL VIOLATIONS: CAN THE ISM CODE HELP?

Susan B. Geiger

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TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF: THE NEXT GENERATION OF LASER FLUOROSENSORS

Carl E. Brown; Mervin F. Fingas

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NEW BRUNSWICK BIRD DETERRENT STUDY

Timothy J. Reilly; Ron G. Hounsell; Robin Jamail

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RESPONSE RESOURCE INVENTORY

CDR Robert A. Van Zandt; Jorice Williams

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THE PROBLEMS AND PITFALLS OF DEVELOPING A VIRTUAL DISSOLVED OXYGEN METER

Andy Waite; Jim Bonner; Robin Autenrieth

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BARGE BUFFALO 292: OBSERVATIONS OF SATELLITE-TRACKED SURFACE DRIFTERS

Debra A. Simecek-Beatty; William J. Lehr; Walter R. Johnson; James M. Price

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OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS: AN OPERATIONAL ATLAS FOR FRENCH LOCAL AUTHORITIES

Loïc Kerambrun; Laurence David; Cécile Rebout; Lindsay Page-Jones

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UNIVERSAL FIELD OIL SPILL CLASSIFICATION

Robert W. Castle; Fred Wehrenberg

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DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS IN FIELD TRIALS AND IN OPERATIONAL RESPONSE

Tim Lunel; Peter Wood; Louise Davies

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ATTCO PIPELINE TANK FIRE: RESPONDING TO THE VOLCANIC INFERNO

Donald P. Smith

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PILOT-SCALE STUDIES FOR HYDRAULIC WASHING OF OILED SHORELINE

Caroline Ladanowski; Hamid Bushra; Andrew Somers

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OIL-SPECIFIC PROPERTIES SUMMARY SHEETS FOR SPILL RESPONSE

William R. Gala; Gary A. Rausina; Michael J. Ammann; Elizabeth A. Harvey; Patrick Y. O'Brien; John P. Suzuki; Lyman A. Young; John Newman; Michael M. Singer; Ronald S. Tjeerdema

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SPILL MODELING AS PART OF THE RESPONSE AND MONITORING STRATEGY AT THE SEA EMPRESS INCIDENT

Jan Rusin; Tim Lunel; Andrew Tyler

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THE SAN RAFAEL DE LAYA OIL SPILL: A CASE OF CLEANUP AND REMEDIATION IN VENEZUELA

Manuel Correa; Elizabeth Padrón; Irene Petkoff

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ADVANCING FORENSIC CHEMISTRY OF SPILLED OIL: SELF-NORMALIZING FINGERPRINT INDEXES

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

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CHARACTERISTICS OF OIL SPILLS: INLAND VERSUS COASTAL

Dana Stalcup; Gary Yoshioka; Ellen Mantus; Brad Kaiman

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A METHOD OF EXPOSING FISH TO WATER-ACCOMMODATED FRACTIONS OF OIL

Sandra Blenkinsopp; Gary Sergy; Ken Doe; Gary Wohlgeschaffen; Ken Li; Mervin Fingas

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THE OIL SPILL TRIANGLE: A PREVENTIVE TOOL

Eric H. Olsson

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OIL SPILLS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY (1985-1994)

Bradley N. Balch

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INCREASING AWARENESS AND ACCURACY IN IDENTIFYING ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS WITHIN COOK INLET, ALASKA

Linda Manka-White

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COMPARISON OF OIL SPILL RATES IN DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES

Gary Yoshioka; Brad Kaiman; Eva Wong

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OIL SPILL INTELLIGENCE REPORT INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL DATABASE: TRENDS IN OIL SPILL VOLUMES AND FREQUENCY₁

Dagmar Schmidt Etkin; Jeff Welch

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NUTSHELL SUMMARY OF EPA'S NATIONAL SURVEY OF OIL STORAGE FACILITIES

Janet LaFiandra Weiner

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THE EFFECT OF CLAY-OIL FLOCCULATION ON NATURAL OIL DEGRADATION

Andrea Marga Weise; Kenneth Lee

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AREA CONTINGENCY PLANS AS ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS

Stephen Attaway; Kent Bauer; Matthew Davis

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CANADA'S SYSTEM OF SPILL RESPONSE: WILL IT ACTUALLY WORK?

Philip Chapman; Huestis Holm

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THE DECISION PROCESS TO SUPPORT SHORELINE CLEANING AGENTS IN THE FIELD

John R. Clayton, Jr.; Brian C. Stransky; Dennis C. Lees; Marilyn J. Schwartz; Barry J. Snyder; Anthony C. Adkins; Jacqueline Michel; Timothy J. Reilly

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FEDERAL SPILL PREVENTION PROGRAMS: COULD A “ONE PLAN” APPROACH WORK?

Bobbie Lively-Diebold; Gregory DeMarco; David Gilder; Juliet Fried

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A BRIEF COMPARISON OF U.S. AND JAPANESE OIL SPILL RESPONSE POLICIES

Traci Benedict; Mike Hicks; Setsuko Masaki

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USE OF CHEMICAL COUNTERMEASURES ON ROADSIDE FUEL SPILLS

Mary Jo Bragan

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INTEGRATED CONTINGENCY PLANNING: THE ONE PLAN APPROACH TO FACILITY RESPONSE PLANS

LCDR Paul M. Gugg

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MEXUS PLAN: MEXICO/UNITED STATES BILATERAL RESPONSE PLAN

Daniel Whiting

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A BOUNTY OF BOUNDARY LINES

Lieutenant Commander George H. Burns, III; Chief Marine Science Technician Shane M. Laws; C. A. “Ben” Benson

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THE INTERNET AS A RESPONSE DATA NETWORK₁

David J. Silva

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SAN JACINTO RIVER INCIDENT: ARMEGEDDON VISITS HOUSTON

Joseph J. Leonard, Jr.

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TECHNOLOGY AND INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE FOR OIL SPILL PLANNING AND RESPONSE

Carl G. Kitz; Michael J. Szerlog; Sean M. Hyde

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THE NORTH CAPE SPILL: AN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SUCCESS STORY

Christopher Hall; Stephen M. Lehmann; Virginia Curl; Eliot Hurwitz

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CRISIS MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE: A TECHNOLOGY APPROACH

K. Tim Perkins; Gary J. Stankovich

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USING GIS TO AID IN SPILL PREVENTION, PREPAREDNESS, AND RESPONSE

Ray Worley; Dana Stalcup; Brad Kaiman; Kim Balassiano

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INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE IN KOREA

Sung-Hyun Kahng; Soo Hyung Lee; Jae Ryoung Oh; Sung-Eok Joh; Chang-Sup Lee; Joo-Ryoung Yoon; Cheong-Ro Ryu

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OSIMS: OIL SPILL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Christos Douligeris; John Collins; R. Blanco; J. Jacobs; Bart Baca

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BIODEGRADATION OF JET FUEL A1 RECOVERED FROM POLLUTED SOIL

José-R. Bergueiro; Simón Amengual; Paloma Moyá; Nuria Morales; Félix Dominguez

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THE NEXT GENERATION IN OIL WEATHERING MODELING

W. Lehr; R. Overstreet; R. Jones; L. Eclipse; D. Simecek-Beatty

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MEDIA RELATIONS IN THE OIL FIELDS

Bob Wilkerson; Tony Shelton; Allen Caudle

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STUDY ON THE BIODEGRADATION OF OIL SPILLED ON THE SEA

Zhao Jianqiang; Zhu Junhuang

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FORECASTING OIL SPILL DRIFT AT METEO-FRANCE

Pierre Daniel

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UTILIZATION OF TECHNOLOGY WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY IN MARINE OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING, RESPONSE, AND TRAINING

Michael A. Champ; Atle B. Nordvik; James L. Simmons

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DEGRADATION OF CRUDE OIL ENHANCED BY COMMERCIAL MICROBIAL CULTURES

Salvador Aldrett; James S. Bonner; Thomas J. McDonald; Marc A. Mills; Robin L. Autenrieth

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COSS: A TESTING FACILITY FOR OIL SPILL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Timothy J. Reilly; Robin Jamail

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A DECISION PROCESS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SHORELINE RESPONSE OPERATIONS

Edward H. Owens

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TOXICOLOGICAL MONITORING OF AN OIL-IMPACTED ESTUARINE MARSHLAND

Danica C. Mueller; James S. Bonner; Robin L. Autenrieth

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EXPORTING ALASKAN NORTH SLOPE CRUDE OIL: EVALUATION OF OIL SPILL RISKS

Robert P. LaBelle; Charles F. Marshall; Cheryl M. Anderson; Walter R. Johnson

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CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR THE SALVAGE OF A BARGE CONTAINING BUNKER C OIL AND PCB: THE IRVING WHALE EXPERIENCE

Vincent Jarry; Eric Theriault; Roger Percy; Claude Rivet

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ACUTE AQUATIC TOXICITY OF THREE COREXIT PRODUCTS: AN OVERVIEW

Anita George-Ares; James R. Clark

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EXERCISE EVALUATION FOR INDUSTRY

Ann E. Whelan; Sheila M. Calovich

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RECOVERY OF ROCKWEED FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL REMOVAL

Ruth Yender

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TOXICITY OF DISPERSANT, OIL, AND DISPERSED OIL TO TWO MARINE ORGANISMS

Ismail Gulec; Douglas A. Holdway

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UNITED KINGDOM TRAINING STANDARDS: IMPLEMENTATION AND ACCREDITATION

Bernard Bennett

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CORDGRASS RESTORATION FOLLOWING A GASOLINE RELEASE IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY

Gary A. Rausina; Lucinda A. Jackson; Ted P. Winfield; John A. Tarpley

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DEMULSIFYING DISPERSANT FOR AN EXTENDED WINDOW OF USE

Robert J. Fiocco; Richard R. Lessard

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GETTING IT CORRECT, WITH THE RIGHT TOOLS INTERNATIONALLY

David E. Neilson

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CONJOINT ANALYSIS: A TECHNIQUE FOR DETERMINING COMPENSATORY RESTORATION

Richard W. Dunford; Kristy E. Mathews; F. Reed Johnson

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ACUTE AQUATIC EFFECTS OF CHEMICALLY DISPERSED AND UNDISPERSED CRUDE OIL

Michael M. Singer; Saji George; Susan Jacobson; Lisa L. Weetman; Ronald S. Tjeerdema; Donald Aurand; Gloria Blondina; Michael L. Sowby

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METHODOLOGY FOR SIMULATIONS IN OIL AND GAS PIPELINES

Aníbal José Constantino Alves

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BIOCHEMICAL TOOLS AS INDICATORS OF FISH STOCK RECOVERY FOLLOWING OIL EXPOSURE

M. M. Gagnon

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APPLICATION OF ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT PRINCIPLES TO NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE ASSESSMENT

Alan W. Maki; Ernest Brannon; Jerry M. Neff; Walter D. Pearson; William A. Stubblefield

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EARTHQUAKES, OIL, AND WATER DON'T MIX

Eric W. Bastin; Eric P. McElravy; Martin J. Ostendorf; Eugene R. Mancini

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EPHEMERAL DATA COLLECTION GUIDANCE MANUAL, WITH EMPHASIS ON OIL SPILL NRDAS

Gordon A. Robilliard; Paul D. Boehm; Michael J. Amman

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JOINT TRUSTEE/INDUSTRY COOPERATIVE PRESPILL AND NRDA PLANNING

Roger C. Helm; Michael Ammann

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NORTHRIDGE, CALIFORNIA, EARTHQUAKE CRUDE OIL SPILL: EFFECTS ON THE BIRD COMMUNITY

Joan Duffield; Susan Dearn; Marion Fischel

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EFFECTS OF A DISPERSED OIL SPILL ON BIOFOULING COMMUNITIES

José La Schiazza; Jorge Rodriguez-Grau; Freddy Losada

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CCW'S SHORELINE OIL DISTRIBUTION SURVEYS FOLLOWING THE SEA EMPRESS SPILL

David I. Little; Peter Rhind; Rod Jones; Ian Bennett; Jon Moore

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EARTHQUAKES AND OIL SPILLS: LESSONS FROM THE SANTA CLARA RIVER SPILL

Jan L. White; Marti F. Wolfe

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SUBLETHAL INJURY TO RED MANGROVES TWO YEARS AFTER OILING₁

Sally C. Levings; Stephen D. Garrity; Edward S. Van Vleet; Dana L. Wetzel

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COMPARATIVE PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE METULA SPILL SITE, 21 YEARS LATER

Erich R. Gundlach

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AUTHOR INDEX

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