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2003 International Oil Spill Conference

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POSITION PAPERS

Oil Spill Prevention: A Proactive Approach

Sally Ann Lentz; Fred Felleman

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Global Challenges to Preparedness and Response Regimes

Alexis Steen; Robert Pond; David Salt; Michael deBettencourt; Michael Julian; Thomas Liebert

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Section II: Tuesday, April 8, 2003

Track 1: Risk and Environmental Assessment for Spill Planning

Analysis of US Oil Spill Trends to Develop Scenarios for Contingency Planning

Dagmar Schmidt Etkin

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Approaches and Application of Comparative Risk Assessment Concepts to Oil Spill Preparedness Planning and Response

Igor Linkov, Ph.D.; Jim R. Clark, Ph.D.

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Risk-Based Principles for Oil Spill Response (OSR) System Design

Alexei N. Chernoplekov; Tony Cox

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Synfuel: A Marine Transportation Risk Assessment

Lincoln D. Stroh, P.E.

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Track 2: Unique Methods in Response Planning

Mapping and Prioritising Vulnerable Resources in Norway

Senior Adviser Lars Drolshammer

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Developing Geographic Response Strategies: A Model Approach

Douglas L Mutter; Tim Robertson; Elise De Cola; Mike Munger; Dale Gardner

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Plan for Implementing Environmental Effects Monitoring During Production-Related Oil Spills in Eastern Canada

Ken Trudel

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Sensitivity Mapping – With Flare! An Internet Approach to Environmental Mapping

André Laflamme; Roger J. Percy

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Track 3: In-Situ Burning

In-Situ Burning of Orimulsion: Small-Scale Burns

Merv Fingas; Ron MacKay

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Use of in Situ Burning at a Diesel Spill in Wetlands and Salt Flats, Northern Utah, U.S.A: Remediation Operations and 1.5 Years of Post-Burn Monitoring

Galen W. Williams; Robert Gondek; Alan A. Allen; Jacqueline Michel

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Use of In Situ Burning as an Oil Spill Response Tool: Follow-Up of Four Case Studies

Jacqueline Michel; Zach Nixon; Heidi Hinkeldey

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Track 4: Integrating Restoration into Response

Emergency and Long-Term Restoration Planning for The 1999 Olympic Pipe Line Company Spill, whatcom Creek, Bellingham, Washington, USA

Douglas Helton; Daniel Doty

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Emergency Marsh Restoration as Part of Response to the Swanson Creek (Maryland) Oil Spill

Erich R. Gundlach; Bart Baca; David C. Barry

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Integration of Response, Restoration, and Enhancement in a Northwest United States Salmonid Stream Following a Gasoline Spill

Gary S. Mauseth; Greg E. Challenger; Edward H. Owens; Ronald F. Campbell; Michael Macrander; Dan Doty

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Track 5: Salvage, It’s Role in Pollution Response

Commercial Diving Operations During Salvage and Pollution Response Operations

James E. Elliott

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Practical Considerations in the Recovery of Oil from Sunken and Abandoned Vessels

Abigail Findlay

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U.S. Coast Guard Federal on Scene Coordinator Role in Vessel Salvage

Michael R. Moore; Thomas C. Miller; George L. Boone, P.E.; Rendall B. Farley, P.E.

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Response to an Oil Spill from a Sunken WWII Oil Tanker in Yap State, Micronesia

Trevor Gilbert; Sefanaia Nawadra; Andy Tafileichig; Leonard Yinug

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Track 6 Poster: GIS and Mapping I

Use of GIS and Digital Orthoquads to Support Inspection and Operations During Oil Spill Response

Alain Lamarche; Erich R. Gundlach

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Emergency Mapping Procedure for Crisis Management

Bridgette Snyder; Christina Barchers

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Application of Remote Sensing Data for Oil Spill Monitoring in the Guanabara Bay, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Cristina Bentz; Fernando Pellon de Miranda

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Current and Future Geographic Information System Projects within the Eastern Gulf of Mexico, and the Potential for One Universal Application

Seth Harbaugh

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Track 7 Poster: Restoration and Wildlife I

A Simulation Model to Predict Spill-Induced Bird Mortality Using Beached Carcass Data

Jeffrey R Wakefield, Ph.D.; Theodore Tomasi, Ph.D.; Heath Byrd; Richard Greer, Ph.D.

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Scaling Primary and Compensatory Restoration of Endangered Species

Jeffrey Wakefield; Theodore Tomasi; Richard Greer; Heath Byrd

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Petrobras Wildlife Rehabilitation Response at Guanabara Bay Oil Spill

Lauro Barcellos; Rodolfo Pinho Silva Fo.; Valéria Ruopollo; Pedro Penido Duarte Guimarães; Paulo César Dias Pará; Fábio Augusto P. Reis; Ana Cristina Lima Menezes; José Luiz Bampa Sauerbronn

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Damage Assessment and Restoration Planning for the M/V Kuroshima Oil Spill

Douglas Helton

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Track 1: Risk Management

The West Coast Offshore Vessel Traffic Risk Management Project

Jean R. Cameron; Rick Holly; Captain William Uberti; LT Patricia Springer

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Corporate Responsibility: How Ship Owners can Prevent Oil Spills

Dale Ferriere

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LNG Transportation, Risk Management, and Maritime Security

Ann Hayward Walker; Debra Scholz; John Boyd; George H. Burns, III, Commander USCG (Ret.)

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Track 2: Preparedness I

Integrating Data, Resources, and Capabilities in the Great Lakes: Impacting Federal, State, Tribal, Local, and Private Partnerships through the Area Committee

Thomas Rayburn, Senior Project Manager

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Revisions to the OSRO and Prep Guidelines: What's that about?

Robert G. Pond; Claudia C. Gelzer

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Slaying the Paper Tiger

Christopher J. Klumpp

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Track 3: Dispersant Use & Effectiveness

Continuing Long-Term Studies of the Tropics Panama Oil and Dispersed Oil Spill Sites

Greg A. Ward; Bart Baca; Wendy Cyriacks; Richard E. Dodge; Anthony Knap

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Technical Innovation in Light Aircraft Aerial Dispersant Application Systems

David Salt, Technical Director; Roger Stockham, Design Engineer; Stuart Byers, Flight Test pilot

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New Norwegian Policy on Use of Dispersants

Ann Mari Vik

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Track 4: Baseline Assessment

The Chemical Baseline as a Key to Defining Continuing Injury and Recovery of Prince William Sound

Paul D. Boehm; John S. Brown; David S. Page; William A Burns; Jerry M. Neff; Alan W. Maki; A. Edward Bence

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Multivariate Analysis of Community Structure Over Ten Years Following the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

E.S. Gilfillan; D.S. Page; K.R. Parker

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The Role of Petroleum Geochemistry in Defining Oil Spill Recovery: Examples from the Exxon Valdez Spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska

David S. Page; A. Edward Bence; William A. Burns; Paul D. Boehm; John S. Brown

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Monitoring Recovery of Prince William Sound, Alaska, Following the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill: Bioavailability of PAH in Offshore Sediments

Jerry M. Neff; Paul D. Boehm; Roy Kropp; William A. Stubblefield; David S. Page

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Track 6 Poster: Alternative Countermeasures

Application of In-Situ Burning During the Mosquito Bay Oil Spill: Observations and Trade-Off Discussion

Charlie Henry; Stephen Thumm; John Brolin; Patrick Cuty; Jacqueline Michel

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Spill Response Decision-Making in Relation to Wildlife Resources and Oil Spill Applied Technologies

Debra Scholz; Steven R. Warren; Heidi Stout, VMD; Gregory Hogue; Ann Hayward Walker; Peter McGowan

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Shoreline Surface Washing Agent Test and Evaluation Protocol for Freshwater Use in the Great Lakes Region

Darrell R. Robertson; Jason H. Maddox

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Track 7 Poster: Dispersants

Use of Brine Shrimp (Artemia) In Dispersant Toxicity Tests: Some Caveats

Anita George-Ares; Eric J. Febbo; Daniel J. Letinski; Joseph Yarusinsky; Regina S. Safadi; Alice F. Aita

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Determining Dispersant Efefctiveness Data for a Suite of Environmental Conditions

Subhashini Chandrasekar; George Sorial; James W. Weaver

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Dispersant Effectiveness and Toxicity—An Integrated Approach

M.C. Sterling, Jr.; R.L. Autenrieth; J.S. Bonner; C.B. Fuller; C.A. Page; T. Ojo; A.N.S. Ernest

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Learnings from the Texas Nearshore Dispersant Demonstration Project

Don Aurand; James Clark; Robin Jamail

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Track 1: Public Relations & Media Issues Panel

Public Perceptions on the Use of Oil Spill Response Methods in Alaskan Waters and the Level of Trust in Organizations to Prevent Oil Spills

Leslie A. Pearson

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News Media Organisations and Oil Spill Coverage

Alison G. Anderson

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Managing Risk Issues vs. Managing Risk: Energy Pipeline Communications & Public Awareness Programs

Alan T. Roth, MCS, APR

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Track 2: Most Probable & Worst Case Scenarios

Preparing to Minimize the Environmental Impact of Terrorism

CDR Paul Gugg, USCG; John H. Austin, Military Sealift Comman

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An Application of Worst Case Scenario Concept in Oil Spill Response Planning for Offshore Drilling Operation in Brazil

Hélder O. Ferreira; Alexandre Cabrai; Álvaro Souza Junior

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Selecting Spill Response Options for Exploration Operations in Developing Regions

Marcus Russell

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Track 3: Chemical Treating Agents & Dispersant

Large Wave Tank Dispersant Effectiveness Testing in Cold Water

Randy Belore

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Remediation of Floating Vegetable Oil Spills by Sedimentation Followed by Anaerobic Biodegradation

Zhengkai Li; Robert J. Downer; Brian A. Wrenn

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Use of Surface-Washing Agents During the M/V Genmar Hector Oil Spill

Stephen J. Thumm, LT, NOAA; Charlie Henry; Julie Gahn, LCDR, USCG

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Track 4: Restoration Options

Patience Pays: The Quest for Restoration Projects To Compensate for Lost Use of Natural Resources for Public Recreation from the 1993 Tampa Bay Oil Spill

John W. Iliff; Stephanie W. Fluke; Philip P. Wieczynski; Maureen M. Malvern; Jane Urquhart-Donnelly

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Development of a Soil, Surface-Water, and Groundwater Remediation Program for the Accidental Crude-Oil Spill that Occurred on July 16, 2000 at the Petrobras Refinery Refinaria Presidente ...

D. Millette, P. Eng., Ph.D.; F. Falkiewicz, Eng.; E. Zamberlan, Eng.; F. J. P. de Campos Carvalho, Ph.D., Professor Adjunto IV; A. C. B. Neto, Ph.D., Geólogo, Ph.D. Professor Titular; N. O. L. Caicedo, Ph.D., Professor Hidrogeologia, Ph.D.; David Motta Marques, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor; M. Linhares

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Damage Assessment and Restoration Following the JULIE N Oil Spill: A Case Study

Gary S. Mauseth; Frank G. Csulak

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The Area Remediation Assessment Team Approach to Integrated Land Oil Spill Restoration

Robert W. Castle; Kevin D. Malamma; Michael J. Ammann

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Track 6 Poster: Modeling I

The Effect of Varying Salinity and Temperature on the Dynamics of Orimulsion in Water

Merv Fingas; Zhendi Wang; Mike Landriault; Jordan Noonan; Ron MacKay

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Emulsion Formation Testing in the Laboratory and Ohmsett

Merv Fingas; Ben Fieldhouse; Jordan Noonan; Pat Lambert; James Lane; Joseph Mullin

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Wind Uncertainty in Long Range Trajectory Forecasts

William J. Lehr; Debra Simecek-Beatty; Marc Hodges

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A Strategy for Protecting Circulating Seawater Systems from Oil Spills

David R. Young; David T. Specht; Robert J. Ozretich

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Track 7 Poster: Equipment and Technology

Latest Update of Tests and Improvements to Coast Guard Viscous Oil Pumping System (VOPS)

Commander Michael Drieu, Chief of Response Branch; Ron MacKay, Senior Response Officer; Flemming Hvidbak; Lieutenant Commander Peter Nourse, Project Engineer; David Cooper

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Ice Detection and Avoidance

Rhonda Arvidson; Stan Jones

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A Review of Oil-in-Water Monitoring Techniques: The Concluding Results

P. Lambert; M. Goldthorp; B. Fieldhouse; Z. Wang; M. Fingas; L. Pearson; E. Collazzi

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The Development of Technology in Response to Changing Legislation

Nick Moore

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Track 1: Legal Considerations & Public Policy

Security and the Law in the Wake of September 11, 2001

Jonathan K. Waldron; Jeanne M. Grasso

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The Aftermath of the Intertanko Decision - How Far can the States Go in Regulating the Maritime Industry

Jeanne M. Grasso; Jonathan K. Waldron

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Sustainable Development and the US

Ann H. Walker; Steven R. Warren; Debra Scholz; John Boyd

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Osros: Will they be There for Inland Environments?

Dee Bradley; Mike Crickard; Carl Oskins; John Bradley

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Track 2: Preparedness II

Implementation and Maintenance of a Risk Based Dynamic Oil Spill Response Regime with an Internet and GIS Interface for the Norwegian Shelf

Jon Rødal; Frode Engen; Kåre L. Jørgensen; Geir M. Skeie

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Oil Spill Response Planning in Developing Countries

Elliott Taylor

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Approaches to Nontank Vessel Contingency Planning

Elise G. DeCola; Tim L. Robertson; Roy Robertson; Lori Crews; Mike Munger

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Track 3: Dispersant Technology

Dispersant Effectiveness on Heavy Fuel Oil and Crude Oil in New Zealand

Leigh Stevens; Julian Roberts

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Technical Assessment of Using Dispersants On Marine Oil Spills in The U.S. Gulf of Mexico and California

K. Trudel; S. Ross; R. Belore; S. Buffington; G. Rainey; C. Ogawa; D. Panzer

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Using a New Dispersed Oil Model to Support Ecological Risk Assessment

Alan Mearns; Glen Watabayashi; Caitlin O'Connor

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Track 4: Restoration and Recovery

Changing Habitat Use by Birds after the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

Robert H. Day; Stephen M. Murphy; John A. Wiens; Keith R. Parker

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Spill Response that Benefits the Long-Term Recovery of Oiled Mangroves

Charles D. Getter; Roy R. Lewis, III

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Recovery of Sunken and Buried Oil in Coastal Water During the Erika Spill

Pascale Le Guerroué; Gérard Cariou; Emmanuelle Poupon; François Xavier Merlin

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Defining Recovery and Detecting when IT Occurs

Keith R. Parker; Alan W. Maki

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Track 6 Poster: Response Applications I

Addressing Freshwater Spills - International Challenges

Beatriz M. Oliveira; Matthew Kent

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M/V Kimton: A Case Study of The U. S. Coast Guard's Abandoned Vessel Program

Meridena Kauffman; David Mosley

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Developing a Database to Support and Prioritize the Removal of Abandoned Vessels Impacting Coral Resources

Andrew Smith; Douglas Helton; Ian Zelo

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Chemical Characterization of Environmental Samples after Oil Spill in Iguassu River, Parana, Brazil, July/2000

Maria de Fátima Guadalupe Meniconi; Irene Terezinha Gabardo; Silvana Maria Barbanti; Nelson Luna Caicedo

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Track 7 Poster: Preparation and Planning I

Developing Contingency Planning Tools to Address Wetland Loss, Ageing Infrastructure, and Oil Spill Risk in Louisiana

Charlie Henry; Robert Pavia; Scott A. Zengel; Zachary Nixon; Chris Locke; Karolien Debusschere

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Planning for Shoreline Response to Spills in Arctic Environments

Edward H. Owens; Jacqueline Michel

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Designing, Executing, and Evaluating a U.S. Government-Led National Preparedness for Response Exercise Program (PREP) Drill

Dennis Cashman; Jackie Stephens; LT Thomas Boyles

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Comprehensive Oil Spill Response Planning: Going Beyond “What” your Going to do

Jerry A. Hubbard; William W. Whitson

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Section III: Wednesday, April 9, 2003

Track 1: Criminal Liability & Investigations

Federal On-Scene Coordinator's Investigative Role

Captain Jeffrey D. Stieb

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The Application of Strict Criminal Liabilities to the Spillage of Oil; The Practical Impact on Effective Spill Response

John James Gallagher

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Trends in Criminal Enforcement in the Marine Industry: More Targets and Expanding Theories of Liability

Jeanne M. Grasso; Jonathan K. Waldron

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Track 3: Inland/Upland Spill Response

Responding to Oil Spills in Louisiana's Coastal Floating Marshes: Ecology, Oil Impact, and Response Alternatives

Charlie Henry; Charles E. Sasser; Guerry O. Holm; Kevin Lynn; John Brolin; Pat Bergeron; Don Isham

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Development of a Downstream Emergency Response Structure in Brazil

Claudia Aguas Chaves; David A. Davidson

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TRANGUCH GASOLINE SITE CASE HISTORY

Stephen Jarvela; Kevin Boyd; Robert Gadinski, PG

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Oil Spill in the Iguassu River – Araucaria, Parana, Brazil Cleaning and Restoration of Rivers and Inundation Areas

Fernando Henrique Falkiewicz

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Track 4: Restoration

The SS Jacob Luckenbach: Integration of NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Trust Issues into the Response

Lisa Symons; Heather A. Parker-Hall

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Integrating Trustee Issues into a Balanced Response: Working Toward a Common Goal

Heather A. Parker-Hall; Steve Hampton; James Haas

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Biodegradability of Orimulsion in Saltwater and Freshwater Environments

Albert D. Venosa; David J. Feldhake; Edith L. Holder; Karen M. Koran

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Track 5: National Academy of Science Oil In the Sea

Oil in the Sea: Changes in the Nature of Sources and Inputs Since 1985

Dan Walker; Keith Michel; James C. Coleman; Jacqueline Michel

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Track 6 Poster: GIS and Mapping II

Implementing a Geographic Information System as a Geographic Response Plan and Beyond…

Robert Cooper

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Hawaii Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) Maps and the Spatial Accuracy of ESI Mapping Methodology

Colin Plank; Zach Nixon; Christine Lord

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Nation-Wide Assessment and Mapping of Drinking Water “Unusually Sensitive Areas” (USAs)

Colin Plank; William T. Holton; Mark White; Jacqueline Michel; Clark Sherman; Istvan Csato; Jeffery Dahlin; Gunnar Olson; David Grigg; Christina Sames

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Unusually Sensitive Areas (USAs) for Ecological Resources: Maps and GIS Data for the United States

Heidi Hinkeldey; Scott Zengel; Elaine Inouye; Christina Sames; Samuel Hall

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Track 7 Poster: Case Studies

Visual Materials for Oil Spill Responders: The Florida Power & Light Experience

Louis “Coke” Coakley

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Display of Site Characteristics VIA Poster Illustration for Oil Storage Facilities: Florida Power & Light Cases

Louis “Coke” Coakley

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Recovery of Submerged oil from an Alaska Lake

Don A. Kane

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Track 1: Security Implications

Consequence and Threat; Essential Elements of the Maritime Security Risk Equation

George H. Burns, III, USCG (ret); Sean Moon, USCG; Michael A. Jett, USCG

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Best Practices on Performing a Tactical Port Security Risk Assessment Using Risk-Based Decision-Making

Robert E. Bailey, Jr.; Chris T. O'Neil

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Oil as the Target: Reviewing the Government's Response to a Major Oil Spill Resulting from a Terrorist Attack

Larry W. Hewett, LCDR; Jeff Gafkjen, LCDR; Tim Deal, LCDR

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The Strange Case of the M/V Julia Woods

Anthony S. Lloyd, LCDR, USCG

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Track 2: Response Tiers

The Tiered Response Philosophy - Will it Always Work?

Christopher Miles

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Tier 1 Response Equipment Strategies for Smaller, Fuels and Lubes Marine Terminals

James R. Clark; Bil Dahl; William M. Lerch

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Response Readiness and Safety Awareness in a Tier 3 Organization

Ho Yew Weng

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Oil Spill Response Centers in Brazil – a New Experience

Luiz Antônio Arroio; Isaac Rafael Wegner; Flavio Torres da Cruz

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Track 3: Response Monitoring

An Update on Techniques and Technologies which are Available for Responders in Response to Potential Spills of Emulsified Fuel (Orimulsion®)

Flemming Hvidbak

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The Importance of Distinguishing Dissolved-Versus Oil-Droplet Phases in Assessing the Fate, Transport, and Toxic Effects of Marine Oil Pollution

James R. Payne; William B. Driskell

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Remote Detection of Submerged Orimulsion with a Range-Gated Laser Fluorosensor

Carl E. Brown; Richard Marois; Gregory E. Myslicki; Mervin F. Fingas; Ron C. Mackay

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Track 4: Scaling Injury

Morris J. Berman Oil Spill: Natural Resource Damages Settlement and Restoration Scale

Tony Penn; Curtis Carlson; Tamara Whittington; John Iliff; Craig Lilyestrom; Bruce Peacock

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Challenges in Using Habitat Equivalency Analysis for Scaling Compensatory Restoration

Richard W. Dunford, Vice President; Poh Boon Ung, Economist; Jeremy A. Cook, Associate Economist; Gary S. Mauseth, President

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Injury to Birds and Diamondback Terrapins Resulting from the Chalk Point Oil Spill, Maryland

Jacqueline Michel; Heidi Hinkeldey; Norman Meade; Peter McGowan

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Track 5: Future Trends in Response Capability

The OSRO Classification Program: Implementation of New Guidelines and its Impact on Industry Planholders and the US Coast Guard after September 11, 2001

Jorge Argudo; Annemarie Stewart

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How Response Contractors are Remaining Vigilant and Viable Despite the Downward Trend in Oil Spills

David Usher

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The Oil Industry International Oil Spill Response Centres: What Future?

Archie Smith; Lindsay Mead

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Is the Rapid Pace of Development Of E and P Operations Overtaking the Ability to Provide Adequate Spill Response Measures?

Lindsay Mead; David Salt

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Track 6: Mechanical Response

Morice – New Technology for Effective Oil Recovery in Ice

Joseph V. Mullin; Hans V. Jensen; Walter Cox

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Decanting Tests at Ohmsett with and Without Emulsion Breakers

Ian Buist; Steve Potter; Alun Lewis; Alan Guarino; Dave Devitis

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Controlling Oil Spills in Fast Currents with the Flow∼Diverter

Tom Coe; Jim Mackey; Hyde Marine

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Assessing Progress and Benefits of Oil Spill Response Technology Development Since Exxon Valdez

Dagmar Schmidt Etkin; Peter Tebeau

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Track 7: Preparation and Planning II

The Australian Oil Spill Response Atlas Project

Trevor Gilbert; Tracey Baxter; Alex Spence

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Comparing Oil Spill Rates Using Different Data Sources

Dana Stalcup; Gary Yoshioka; Elizabeth Black; Madelyn Carpenter

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Communications and Data Exchange Via The Black Sea and Caspian Sea Environmental Information Center (http://pims.ed.ornl.gov)

Marian K. (Kay) Thompson; Melissa V. Lapsa; Robert B. Shelton; Kim R. Grubb

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Oil Spills and Safety – Community Outreach and Education in Oil Spill Response

Scott McCreery; Michael Myers; Anita White

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Track 1: Protecting Historical, Cultural, & Wildlife Resources

Fostering a Grassroots Approach to Oil Spill and Emergency Response Planning in the Yukon River Watershed's Native Villages

Tim L. Robertson; Elise G. DeCola; Rosetta Alcantra; Carl Wassilie

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Practical Guidance for Developing Implementation Guidelines for Federal On-Scene Coordinators to Protect Historic Properties During Emergency Response

Pamela Bergmann; Judith Bittner; James W. LaBelle

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Development of Multi-Hazard Contingency Plans and Tools for the National Marine Sanctuary System

Lisa C. Symons; Jim Morris

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Responding to Vessel Groundings and Oil Spills in National Parks and Marine Sanctuaries

James E. Elliott

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Track 2: International Spill Preparedness

Practical Initiative by Pemsea / Earl to Promote OPRC in East Asia

Declan O'Driscoll, Chief Executive

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Developing an International Oil Spill Policy Strategy for the U.S.

Michael Adams

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Oil Spill Risks and the State of Preparedness in the Regional Seas

T.H. Moller; F.C. Molloy; H.M. Thomas

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Ecopetrol - Petroecuador Oil Spill Response Agreement – Practical Steps to Effective Regional Cooperation

Luis Alberto Leal Castellanos; Iván Narvález; César Julio Aldana; Franklin Velasco; Juan Miguel Moyano

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Track 3: Oil Fate & Transport—Assessment

Modeling Assessment of Potential Fates and Exposure for Orimulsion and Heavy Fuel Oil Spills

Deborah French McCoy; Nicole Whittier

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Oil Spill Water Column Modeling for Aquatic Injury Assessment – Refinements for Assessing Oil Toxicity

Michael J. Fichera; Venkat S. Kolluru; Lavinia M. O'Hanlon; Geoffrey T. Gipson; Ralph K. Markarian

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Integrated Spill Modeling for Impact Analysis

James F. Bennett; Walter R. Johnson; Charles F. Marshall

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Development of Oil Spill Scenarios for Contingency Planning Along the Brazilian Coast

José Antonio Lima; Angelo Sartori; Eduardo Yassuda; José Edson Pereira; Eric Anderson; Edmo Campos

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Track 4: Bioremediation & Natural Recovery

Histopathology as an Approach to Evaluate the Effect of an Oil Spill on Fishes of the Arroio Saldanha and Rio Iguaçu (Brazil)

Walter A. Boeger; Ana Tereza Bittencourt Guimarães; Silvia Romão; Antonio Ostrensky; Ernani Zamberlan; Fernando Henrique Falkiewicz

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Characteristics of Oil Droplets Stabilized by Mineral Particles: The Effect of Salinity

Ali Khelifa; Patricia Stoffyn-Egli; Paul S. Hill; Kenneth Lee

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Effect of The Oil Spill from the Presidente Getúlio Vargas Refinery, Brazil, in July of 2000, on the Populations of Fishes of the Rivers Saldanha, Barigüi, and Iguaçu

Antonio Ostrensky; Walter A. Boeger; Luiz Fernando Duboc; Fabio Xavier Wegbecher; Robert William Pilchowski; Ernani Zamberlan

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Habitat Recovery in an Oil-Contaminated Salt Marsh Following Biorestoration Treatments

Kenneth Lee; Gary Wohlgeschaffen; Susan E. Cobanli; Albert D. Venosa; Makram T. Suidan; Susana Garcia-Blanco; Charles W. Greer; Gilles H. Tremblay; Kenneth G. Doe

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Track 6: Modeling II

A Trajectory Analysis Planner for Puget Sound, Washington

David G. Mora

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NOAA Model Extended to Use Nowcast/Forecast Currents

CJ Beegle-Krause, Ph.D.; Jonathan Callahan, Ph.D.; Caitlin O'Connor

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Track 7: Preparation and Planning III

Net Environmental - Economic Benefit Analysis Model

W. Koops; M.G.D. Smit; R. de Vos

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Command, Control, Response and Preparedness – New Issues, New Problems, Proven Solutions

Kristy Plourde; Lee Foresman

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Image Archival and Access: Critical Support for the Mission

John Kaperick

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Tactical Action Planning for Pipelines

Robert W. Castle; Kevin Malamma; David C. Barry

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Track 1: Brazilian Case Studies

Evaluation of Volume and Performance of a Free Phase Recovery System in an Oil Spill – Case Study of an Accident in Araucária, Brazil

Nelson Oswaldo Luna Caicedo; Artur Cezar Bastos Neto; Alexandra Finotti; Clarissa Lovato Melo

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Contamination of the Water Table by an Oil Spill at the Presidente Getulio Vargas Refinery – Repar, Municipality of Araucaria, Paraná

Artur Cezar Bastos Neto; Nelson Oswaldo Luna Caicedo; Clarissa Lovato Melo; Alexandra Finott

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Guanabara Bay Oil Spill 2000, Brazil – Cetacean Response

Michael Kirwan John Short

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Oil Spills in a Tropical Country – Brazilian Case Studies

I.T. Gabardo; M.E.R. Carneiro; L.V. Falcão; M.F.G. Meniconi; S.M. Barband; E. B. Platte

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Track 2: Education & Training

International Standards for Responders

Stuart Gair, Team Leader; David Salt, Technical Director

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Taking a Step Back. Exercises as Training Opportunities.

Joseph Gleason

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Track 3: Oil Fate & Transport—Response

Entrainment of Oil from Oil Spills into the Water Column: A New Theory

B. Dunnewind; M.A. Bos; W. Koops

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Improvement of Drift Calculation in Mothy Operational Oil Spill Prediction System

Pierre Daniel; Fabien Marty; Patrick Josse; Chafih Skandrani; Rachid Benshila

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Numerical Model for Estimation of Pipeline Oil Spill Volumes

Mark Reed; Ben Hetland; Øistein Johansen; Boye Høverstad; Morten H. Emilsen; Sharon Buffington

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Track 4: Response Case Studies I

Erika Oil Spill: Responding in Difficult-to-Access Coves and on Cliffs

Loïc Kerambrun

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NOAA's Response to the Jessica Oil Spill in the Galapagos Archipelago

Charlie Henry; Ed Levine

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THE Windy Bay Discharge – A Success Story

Sharon O. Marchant; Leslie Pearson; John Hurst

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The M/V New Amity Response: Balancing Safety, Environment, and Commerce During an Emergency Oil Spill Response

Kevin Cook; Richard Arnhart; Charlie Henry

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M/T Westchester Oil Spill: Shoreline Assessment and Cleanup Along the Lower Mississippi River

Jacqueline Michel; Charles B. Henry, Jr.; Stephen Thumm

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Track 6: Response Applications II

Workers Safety & Health During Iguassu Oil Spill Response Oil Spill in Iguassu River – Araucaria, Parana, Brazil

Alexandre Glitz

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Oil-Spill Risk Analysis for Assessing Environmental Impacts

Zhen-Gang Ji; Walter R. Johnson; James M. Price; Charles F. Marshall

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Development of a Composition Database for Selected Multicomponent Oils

Zhendi Wang; B. Hollebone; M. Fingas; L. Sigouin; B. Fieldhouse; M. Landriault; G. Thouin; J. Noonan; J. Weaver

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Ephemeral Data Collection During the Emergency Phase of a Spill: Protocols on Design and Methods

Jacqueline Michel; Scott Zengel; Heidi Hinkeldey; Doug Helton

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Track 7: Restoration and Wildlife II

The NRDA Process can be Timely and Productive for All

Michael Latham; F. David Hoffman, Jr.; Curtis Martin

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Environmental Damage Assessment - Canadian Style

Roger Percy; Sinclair Dewis; Peter Hennigar

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Results of a Three Year Monitoring Programme on the Natural Recovery of Vegetation after the Erika Oil Spill: Lessons for Adapting Response Techniques

Florence Poncet; Franck Laruelle; Rémy Ragot; Frederic Tintilier

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Section IV: Thursday, April 10,2003

Track 1: Management Issues

Treatment and Cleanup Standards: The Development of End-Point Criteria for Oil Spills

Edward H. Owens; Gary A. Sergy

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Managing Emergency Response Contractors in the 21st Century a “Best in Class” Approach

J. Fritz Kin, CSP, CET, CHMM

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Changes in the Use of Incident Command System in the U.S. Coast Guard

Kristy Plourde; Tim Deal; Doug Lincoln

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ICS: Can it Be a National Incident Management System?

Duane Michael Smith

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Track 2: International Contingency Planning

Spill Response Planning in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Mark Shepherd

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Master Plans, a New Approach for Contingency Planning in the Colombian Oil Industry

Darío Miranda; Ana María Betancur; Guillermo Gutiérrez

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Petrobras - Program for Excellence in Environmental and Operational Safety Management

Carlos Varella; Rui Antonio Fonseca Alves; Jayme de Seta Filho

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Contingency Regulations and Oil Spill Preparedness in Norwegian Arctic Areas

Ole Kristian Bjerkemo

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Track 4: Technology, It’s Increasing Role in Spill Detection and Surveillance

Assessing the Capability of Remote Detection Systems to Identify Oil Slicks in Harbours

Ron Goodman; Henry Hudema; Blair Mullin; Alex Markov Amtech

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Towards a New Concept of Airborne Surveillance System for Oil Pollution Fighting

Stéphane Charron; Jean-Michel Negret; Erlinda Bieseas; Georges Peigne; Dario Tarchi

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The Investigation to Identify the SS Jacob Luckenbach – Using Technology to Locate a Hidden Source of Oil that Caused Years of Impacts and the Future Implications of Sunken Shipwrecks

Gabrielle G. McGrath; Heather A. Parker-Hall; John A. Tarpley; Alan Nack

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Track 5: Financial Issues

Factors that Determine the Cost of Oil Spills

I.C. White; F. C. Molloy

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The International Compensation Regime Revisited

Måns Jacobsson, Director

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Development of a New Insurance Protocol for Marine Casualty Response

Andrew J. Garger; Richard H. Hobbie, III

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Estimation of Shoreline Response Cost Factors

Dagmar Schmidt Etkin

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Track 1: Major Exercises and Lessons Learned

Mexus Gulf Exercise: Making it Count

Terry James; David Pertuz; Billy Powell; Gary Stankovich

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Lessons Learned Through Area Exercises in an Inland Region

Martha Wolf, OSC

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Lessons Learned from 2002 Spill of National Significance (SONS) Exercise Gulf of Mexico

Michael Drieu; Patrick Lynch; Pete Jensen; Chris Doane; John Brolin; Chris Zukowski

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Underwater Cleanup Assessment Program During the M/V Kuroshima Incident, April 1998

C. Andrew Martin; Gary S. Mauseth; Robert D. Suggs

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Track 2: Response Equipment

Optimizing Offshore Combat of Oil Spills – Development of New Booms and Helicopter Based Application of Dispersants

Tharald M. Brekne; Sigmund Holmemo; Geir M. Skeie

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Certification of Oil Spill Skimmers

Bjørn Olaf Johannessen; Alvar Mjelde; Kristin Nåvik; Jan Eilert Gabrielsen

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Fast Water Response Equipment Performance in Two Inland Rivers

Michael D. Drieu; Kurt Hansen

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Fire Resistant Booms Tested in Flames at Ohmsett

Ian Buist; Steve Potter; Joe Mullin; Jim Lane; Dave Devitis; Bill Schmidt; Joe Stahovec; Bob Urban; Craig Moffatt

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Track 3: Biological Economic Resources

Improving Seafood Safety Management after an Oil Spill

Ruth A. Yender

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Conceptual Models for Assessing the Risk of Seafood Tainting During Oil Spills

Christine Lord; Jacqueline Michel

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Financial Implications of Hypothetical San Francisco Bay Oil Spill Scenarios: Response, Socioeconomic, and Natural Resource Damage Costs

Dagmar Schmidt Etkin; Deborah French-McCoy; Jill Jennings; Nicole Whittier; Sankar Subbayya; William Saunders; Colleen Dalton

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