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Volume 2005, Issue 1
1 May 2005
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ISSN 2169-3366
eISSN 2169-3358
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Front Matter

IOSC 2005: International Oil Spill Conference
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POSITION PAPERS

AN ISSUE PAPER PREPARED FOR THE 2005 INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL CONFERENCE: POTENTIALLY POLLUTING WRECKS IN MARINE WATERS
Jacqueline Michel; Trevor Gilbert; Dagmar Schmidt Etkin; Robert Urban; Jon Waldron; Charles T. Blocksidge
View Articletitled, AN ISSUE PAPER PREPARED FOR THE 2005 INTERNATIONAL OIL SPILL CONFERENCE: POTENTIALLY POLLUTING WRECKS IN MARINE WATERS
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IOSC 2005 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP REPORT: PREVENTION, WHAT ARE THE NEXT CHALLENGES
Mike Payne; Thomas Liebert; Sharon Buffington; Rob Cox; Leigh DeHaven; Mark Howard; Mark Meza; Mark Miller; John Ostergaard; Mike Rand; Robin Rorick; David Salt; Archie Smith; Alexis Steen
View Articletitled, IOSC 2005 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP REPORT: PREVENTION, WHAT ARE THE NEXT CHALLENGES
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Tuesday, May 17 - 8:30 AM

SESSION 1: DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTING; RESULTS FROM LABORATORY TO AT-SEA
DETERMINATION OF THE LIMITING OIL VISCOSITY FOR CHEMICAL DISPERSION AT SEA
Kevin Colcomb; David Salt; Malcolm Peddar; Alun Lewis
View Articletitled, DETERMINATION OF THE LIMITING OIL VISCOSITY FOR CHEMICAL DISPERSION AT SEA
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ASSESSING DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS FOR HEAVY FUEL OILS USING SMALL-SCALE LABORATORY TESTS
James Clark; Ken Becker; Al Venosa; Alun Lewis
View Articletitled, ASSESSING DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS FOR HEAVY FUEL OILS USING SMALL-SCALE LABORATORY TESTS
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CORRELATING WAVE TANK DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTS WITH AT-SEA TRIALS
R.C. Belore; B.K. Trudel; K. Lee
View Articletitled, CORRELATING WAVE TANK DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTS WITH AT-SEA TRIALS
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DETERMINING THE VISCOSITY LIMITS FOR EFFECTIVE CHEMICAL DISPERSION: RELATING OHMSETT RESULTS TO THOSE FROM TESTS AT-SEA
B.K. Trudel; R.C. Belore; A. Guarino; A. Lewis; J. Mullin
View Articletitled, DETERMINING THE VISCOSITY LIMITS FOR EFFECTIVE CHEMICAL DISPERSION: RELATING OHMSETT RESULTS TO THOSE FROM TESTS AT-SEA
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SESSION 2: NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT I
DISSOLVED- AND PARTICULATE-PHASE HYDROCARBONS IN INTERSTITIAL WATER FROM PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND INTERTIDAL BEACHES CONTAINING BURIED OIL THIRTEEN YEARS AFTER THE EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL
James R. Payne; William B. Driskell; Mandy R. Lindeberg; Wyatt Fournier; Marie L. Larsen; Jeffrey W. Short; Stanley D. Rice; David Janka
View Articletitled, DISSOLVED- AND PARTICULATE-PHASE HYDROCARBONS IN INTERSTITIAL WATER FROM PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND INTERTIDAL BEACHES CONTAINING BURIED OIL THIRTEEN YEARS AFTER THE <em>EXXON VALDEZ</em> OIL SPILL
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COOPERATIVE NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND RESTORATION WORKSHOP: WORKING TOGETHER TO RESTORE INJURED NATURAL RESOURCES
Eli Reinharz; Robin Rorick; Dale Young; Lisa Pelstring
View Articletitled, COOPERATIVE NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND RESTORATION WORKSHOP: WORKING TOGETHER TO RESTORE INJURED NATURAL RESOURCES
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CONDUCTING A NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT (NRDA) FOR SEA TURTLE INJURY RESULTING FROM AN OIL SPILL NEAR FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
James H. Jeansonne; Thomas Moore; David Bernhart; Melissa Snover
View Articletitled, CONDUCTING A NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT (NRDA) FOR SEA TURTLE INJURY RESULTING FROM AN OIL SPILL NEAR FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
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SESSION 3: PREPAREDNESS/PLANNING
HARMONIZING REQUIREMENTS FOR OILS, NOXIOUS LIQUID SUBSTANCES, AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN SPILL PREPAREDNESS REGULATIONS
Gary Yoshioka; Ellinor Coder; Isabelle Morin; Mark Landry; Barbara Davis; Lynn Beasley
View Articletitled, HARMONIZING REQUIREMENTS FOR OILS, NOXIOUS LIQUID SUBSTANCES, AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES IN SPILL PREPAREDNESS REGULATIONS<sup></sup>
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APPLYING THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT'S (NEPA) FUNCTIONAL EQUIVALENCE DOCTRINE TO THE NATIONAL OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES POLLUTION CONTINGENCY PLAN (NCP)
Jereme M. Altendorf, LTJG USCG
View Articletitled, APPLYING THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT'S (NEPA) FUNCTIONAL EQUIVALENCE DOCTRINE TO THE NATIONAL OIL AND HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES POLLUTION CONTINGENCY PLAN (NCP)
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APPLICATION FOR EPA PERMITS TO DISCHARGE OIL FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES: REVISED INTERIM GUIDELINES
William Nichols
View Articletitled, APPLICATION FOR EPA PERMITS TO DISCHARGE OIL FOR RESEARCH PURPOSES: REVISED INTERIM GUIDELINES<sup></sup>
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TAMING THE OIL SPILL PAPERWORK BEAST: THE ALASKA SPILL RESPONSE PERMITS PROJECT
Elise G. DeCola; Tim L. Robertson; Terry Bryant; Gary Folley
View Articletitled, TAMING THE OIL SPILL PAPERWORK BEAST: THE ALASKA SPILL RESPONSE PERMITS PROJECT
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SESSION 4: EDUCATION & TRAINING
SOFT SKILLS IN A HARD WORLD
R A James
View Articletitled, SOFT SKILLS IN A HARD WORLD<sup></sup>
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TRAINING, TESTING, DEMONSTRATING COMPETENCY AND AUDITING A DRILL OR SPILL RESPONSE: DRILLTRAC
Elin Storey; Linda Pilkey-Jarvis
View Articletitled, TRAINING, TESTING, DEMONSTRATING COMPETENCY AND AUDITING A DRILL OR SPILL RESPONSE: DRILLTRAC
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ADDRESSING THE PEOPLE SIDE OF CRISIS PLANNING AND RESPONSE
Bruce T. Blythe, CEO
View Articletitled, ADDRESSING THE PEOPLE SIDE OF CRISIS PLANNING AND RESPONSE
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RESEARCH NEEDS IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Kimberly S. Newman; Carol-Ann Manen; Nancy E. Kinner
View Articletitled, RESEARCH NEEDS IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE
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Tuesday, May 17 - 10:00 AM

PREVENTION POSTER SESSION
SPCC INSPECTION RESULTS IN IMPROVED CORROSION PROTECTION AT MAJOR REFINERY
Michael Zickler
View Articletitled, SPCC INSPECTION RESULTS IN IMPROVED CORROSION PROTECTION AT MAJOR REFINERY
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DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE INTERNATIONAL CURRICULUM IN OIL SPILL DISPERSANT OPERATIONS
Jeffrey H. Rubini
View Articletitled, DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE INTERNATIONAL CURRICULUM IN OIL SPILL DISPERSANT OPERATIONS<sup></sup>
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TANK VESSEL PETROLEUM TRANSPORTATION AS A PREDICTOR OF MARINE OIL SPILLS
Daniel R. Norton, LCDR, USCG
View Articletitled, TANK VESSEL PETROLEUM TRANSPORTATION AS A PREDICTOR OF MARINE OIL SPILLS
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SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION AND CONTAMINATION LEVELS OF TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS AND POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT AT ALANG[-]SOSIYA SHIP SCRAPPING YARD, GULF OF CA...
M. Srinivasa Reddy; Shaik Basha; H. V. Joshi; G. Ramachandraiah
View Articletitled, SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION AND CONTAMINATION LEVELS OF TOTAL PETROLEUM HYDROCARBONS AND POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN MARINE ENVIRONMENT AT ALANG[-]SOSIYA SHIP SCRAPPING YARD, GULF OF CA...
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CALIFORNIA'S GNOME TRAJECTORY INITIATIVE TO DETERMINE BEST ACHIEVABLE PROTECTION FOR SENSITIVE SHORELINE RESOURCES FROM VESSEL OIL SPILLS
Carl Jochums; Glen Watabyashi; Heather Parker-Hall
View Articletitled, CALIFORNIA'S GNOME TRAJECTORY INITIATIVE TO DETERMINE BEST ACHIEVABLE PROTECTION FOR SENSITIVE SHORELINE RESOURCES FROM VESSEL OIL SPILLS
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DUE TO THE HEAVY MARINE TRAFFIC AND ASSOCIATED RISK THE OIL SPILL SCENARIOS AT KANDILLI WHICH IS THE NARROWEST POINT IN ISTANBUL STRAIT
Ersan Basar; Ercan Kose
View Articletitled, DUE TO THE HEAVY MARINE TRAFFIC AND ASSOCIATED RISK THE OIL SPILL SCENARIOS AT KANDILLI WHICH IS THE NARROWEST POINT IN ISTANBUL STRAIT
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Tuesday, May 17 - 10:45 AM

SESSION 6: CHEMICAL COUNTERMEASURES I
EXAMINING THE FATE OF EMULSION BREAKERS USED FOR DECANTING
Ian Buist; Alun Lewis; Allan Guarino; Joe Mullin
View Articletitled, EXAMINING THE FATE OF EMULSION BREAKERS USED FOR DECANTING<sup></sup>
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MASS BALANCE AND DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS: ARE NEW TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGIES NEEDED?
Ron Goodman
View Articletitled, MASS BALANCE AND DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS: ARE NEW TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGIES NEEDED?
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MEASURING ENERGY DISSIPATION RATES IN A WAVE TANK
Albert D. Venosa; Vikram J. Kaku; Michel C. Boufadel; Kenneth Lee
View Articletitled, MEASURING ENERGY DISSIPATION RATES IN A WAVE TANK
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ESTABLISHMENT OF DISPERSANT USE ZONES IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: A CONSENSUS APPROACH FOR MARINE WATERS 3–200 NAUTICAL MILES FROM SHORE
Yvonne Najah Addassi; Michael Sowby; Heather Parker-Hall; Bill Robberson
View Articletitled, ESTABLISHMENT OF DISPERSANT USE ZONES IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: A CONSENSUS APPROACH FOR MARINE WATERS 3–200 NAUTICAL MILES FROM SHORE
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SESSION 7: NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT II
NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME FOR TASMAN SPIRIT OIL SPILL IN PAKISTAN
M. Irfan Saeed ALRAI; S.H.N. Rizvi
View Articletitled, NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PROGRAMME FOR TASMAN SPIRIT OIL SPILL IN PAKISTAN
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PAHS AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS IN EFFLUENTS FROM ARTIFICIALLY WEATHERED OIL ON GRAVEL
Walter H. Pearson
View Articletitled, PAHS AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS IN EFFLUENTS FROM ARTIFICIALLY WEATHERED OIL ON GRAVEL
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A THREE-YEAR BASELINE SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS STUDY OF PETROLEUM POLLUTANTS IN COASTAL LOUISIANA
David Gisclair; Javed Iqbal
View Articletitled, A THREE-YEAR BASELINE SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS STUDY OF PETROLEUM POLLUTANTS IN COASTAL LOUISIANA
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BACKGROUND BIRD OILING AND INCIDENT SPECIFIC ATTRIBUTION
Gary S. Mauseth
View Articletitled, BACKGROUND BIRD OILING AND INCIDENT SPECIFIC ATTRIBUTION
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SESSION 8: SUCCESSFUL PREVENTION/AWARENESS PROGRAM
OPA 90: ENHANCED BY STATE PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PROGRAMS
K.C. Sullivan; Michael Baccigalopi; Dave Jensen
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VOLUNTEERS: BENEFIT OR DISTRACTION? AN INTERNATIONAL PROTOCOL FOR MANAGING VOLUNTEERS DURING AN OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Michael R. Gass; R. Henry
View Articletitled, VOLUNTEERS: BENEFIT OR DISTRACTION? AN INTERNATIONAL PROTOCOL FOR MANAGING VOLUNTEERS DURING AN OIL SPILL RESPONSE<sup></sup>
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SESSION 9: SECURITY & LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS AND THE MARITIME INDUSTRY – A WORLD-WIDE TREND
Jeanne M. Grasso; Allison Fennell
View Articletitled, CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS AND THE MARITIME INDUSTRY – A WORLD-WIDE TREND
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SECURITY POLICY CONSIDERATIONS FOR INLAND FACILITIES AND PIPELINES
Gary Yoshioka; Ellinor Coder
View Articletitled, SECURITY POLICY CONSIDERATIONS FOR INLAND FACILITIES AND PIPELINES
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NEW MARITIME SECURITY REGULATIONS AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON POLLUTION RESPONSE AND LIABILITY IN THE U.S.
Frank J. Gonynor
View Articletitled, NEW MARITIME SECURITY REGULATIONS AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON POLLUTION RESPONSE AND LIABILITY IN THE U.S.
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PROTECTING PEOPLE, ASSETS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE GULF OF PARIA, VENEZUELA: SECURITY PLANNING FOR EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION IN A SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT
Fernando Rodriguez; Julio Betancourt; William Perry
View Articletitled, PROTECTING PEOPLE, ASSETS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT IN THE GULF OF PARIA, VENEZUELA: SECURITY PLANNING FOR EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION IN A SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT
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Tuesday, May 17 - 2:00 PM

SESSION 10: DISPERSANTS
USE OF NATURAL OIL SEEPS FOR EVALUATION OF DISPERSANT APPLICATION AND MONITORING TECHNIQUES
James R. Payne; Alan A. Allen
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EVALUATION OF DISPERSANTS FOR USE IN THE AZERBAIJAN REGION OF THE CASPIAN SEA
Afag Abbasova; Khabiba Bagirova; Gary Campbell; James Clark; Ronnie Gallagher; Nargis Garajayeva; Anita George-Ares; Latifa Huseynova; David Neilson; Brian Roddie; Russell Tait
View Articletitled, EVALUATION OF DISPERSANTS FOR USE IN THE AZERBAIJAN REGION OF THE CASPIAN SEA
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SESSION 11: RISK ASSESSMENT/MANAGEMENT
THE TRAJECTORY RECOVERY ANALYSIS PLANNER (TRAP): A TOOL FOR MODELING THE POTENTIAL SUCCESS OF RESPONSE PLANS
Christopher H. Barker; David Wesley
View Articletitled, THE TRAJECTORY RECOVERY ANALYSIS PLANNER (TRAP): A TOOL FOR MODELING THE POTENTIAL SUCCESS OF RESPONSE PLANS<sup></sup>
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OIL POLLUTION RISK ASSESSMENT AND PREPAREDNESS IN THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN
Natalia Martini; Roberto Patruno
View Articletitled, OIL POLLUTION RISK ASSESSMENT AND PREPAREDNESS IN THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN
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INCORPORATING CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS INTO OIL SPILL RISK ASSESSMENT IN NEW ZEALAND
Leigh Stevens; Julian Roberts; Deborah Hume
View Articletitled, INCORPORATING CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS INTO OIL SPILL RISK ASSESSMENT IN NEW ZEALAND
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ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT – A HIGH SPEED VERSION USED IN NEW ZEALAND
Leigh Stevens; Mark Gibbs; Julian Roberts; Dayne Maxwell; Rob Service
View Articletitled, ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT – A HIGH SPEED VERSION USED IN NEW ZEALAND
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SESSION 12: CONTINGENCY PLANNING
CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR EMULSIFIED FUELS
Paul Gunter
View Articletitled, CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR EMULSIFIED FUELS<sup></sup>
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OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS: INCORPORATING WASTE MANAGEMENT AND FURTHERING ITS PROMOTION
Cassandra Richardson
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS: INCORPORATING WASTE MANAGEMENT AND FURTHERING ITS PROMOTION<sup></sup>
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PLANNING THE LOGISTICS ISSUES TO ENHANCE OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND RESPONSE
Sioned Blackburn
View Articletitled, PLANNING THE LOGISTICS ISSUES TO ENHANCE OIL SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANNING AND RESPONSE<sup></sup>
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NIMS AND THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
Gil Jamieson
View Articletitled, NIMS AND THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM
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SESSION 13: SALVAGE & PLACES OF REFUGE
IMPROVING MARINE FIREFIGHTING AND SALVAGE RESPONSE USING A NON-REGULATORY APPROACH THROUGH KEY STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT
Joseph J. Leonard, Jr.; Michael Drieu; Robert W. Royall, Jr.
View Articletitled, IMPROVING MARINE FIREFIGHTING AND SALVAGE RESPONSE USING A NON-REGULATORY APPROACH THROUGH KEY STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT
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THE CASE FOR A NEW INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON MAJOR CASUALTY MANAGEMENT
Hans van Rooij
View Articletitled, THE CASE FOR A NEW INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION ON MAJOR CASUALTY MANAGEMENT
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U.S. APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTING IMO GUIDELINES ON PLACES OF REFUGE
Paul Albertson
View Articletitled, U.S. APPROACH TO IMPLEMENTING IMO GUIDELINES ON PLACES OF REFUGE<sup></sup>
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PLACES OF REFUGE GUIDELINES
John Bauer; Jean Cameron; Larry Iwamoto
View Articletitled, PLACES OF REFUGE GUIDELINES
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PREPAREDNESS POSTER SESSION
QUEBEC REGION'S SHORELINE SEGMENTATION IN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER: RESPONSE TOOL FOR OIL SPILL
Sonia Laforest; Vincent Martin; Michel Boulé
View Articletitled, QUEBEC REGION'S SHORELINE SEGMENTATION IN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER: RESPONSE TOOL FOR OIL SPILL
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AN OIL SPILL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR NEW ZEALAND
Julian Roberts; Alain Lamarche
View Articletitled, AN OIL SPILL INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR NEW ZEALAND
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PIPELINE AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY MAPPING FOR THE BTC PIPELINE SYSTEM IN TURKEY
Erich R. Gundlach; Murat Cekirge; Cihan Anul; Cigdem Orhan; Paul Sutherland
View Articletitled, PIPELINE AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY MAPPING FOR THE BTC PIPELINE SYSTEM IN TURKEY
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UTILIZING PRIVATE PASSWORD PROTECTED AND LINKED PUBLIC WEB SITES TO ACCOMPLISH PLANNING GOALS
Beth Sheldrake
View Articletitled, UTILIZING PRIVATE PASSWORD PROTECTED AND LINKED PUBLIC WEB SITES TO ACCOMPLISH PLANNING GOALS<sup></sup>
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DEVELOPMENT OF A RESPONSE NETWORK—THE KEY TO ESTABLISHING TRUE PORT READINESS
Thomas C. Miller; Catherine A. Holdren; John C. DiLuna; Stephen J. Harvey
View Articletitled, DEVELOPMENT OF A RESPONSE NETWORK—THE KEY TO ESTABLISHING TRUE PORT READINESS
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WILDLIFE RESPONSE: PART OF THE PLAN
Curt Clumpner
View Articletitled, WILDLIFE RESPONSE: PART OF THE PLAN
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CONCEPTUAL MODEL APPLIED: PLANNING FOR OIL SPILLS ON A REMOTE ISLAND
Ann Whelan; Thomas Rayburn; Michelle Jaster
View Articletitled, CONCEPTUAL MODEL APPLIED: PLANNING FOR OIL SPILLS ON A REMOTE ISLAND
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A CFR 1910 SOLUTION TO A MOBILE AND CHANGING WORK FORCE
Diana L. Manning; Martin M. Parsons; Lou Weaver
View Articletitled, A CFR 1910 SOLUTION TO A MOBILE AND CHANGING WORK FORCE
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LESSONS LEARNED, BEST PRACTICES, AND COMMON SENSE FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT-LED NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE EXERCISE PROGRAM (PREP) DRILLS
Dennis Cashman
View Articletitled, LESSONS LEARNED, BEST PRACTICES, AND COMMON SENSE FROM U.S. GOVERNMENT-LED NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE EXERCISE PROGRAM (PREP) DRILLS
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CISPRI CULTURAL RESOURCES VIDEO
Victoria J. Askin
View Articletitled, CISPRI CULTURAL RESOURCES VIDEO
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THE USE OF GIS TECHNOLOGY AT THE CALIFORNIA SONS 2004 EXTRAVAGANZA
Judd Muskat; Mark Lampinen; Randy Imai
View Articletitled, THE USE OF GIS TECHNOLOGY AT THE CALIFORNIA SONS 2004 EXTRAVAGANZA
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RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS RESOURCE – 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
View Articletitled, RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS RESOURCE – THE BLACK SEA AND CASPIAN SEA ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION CENTER ( HTTP://PIMS.ED.ORNL.GOV)
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PAH-INDUCED IMPACTS ON THE BIOENERGETICS AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS: MODEL APPLICATION FOR ASSESSING LONG-TERM EFFECTS FROM OIL SPILLS
Amy A. Merten; Eileen B. Beard; Joel E. Baker
View Articletitled, PAH-INDUCED IMPACTS ON THE BIOENERGETICS AND POPULATION DYNAMICS OF <em>FUNDULUS HETEROCLITUS:</em> MODEL APPLICATION FOR ASSESSING LONG-TERM EFFECTS FROM OIL SPILLS<sup></sup>
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THE USE OF CONSENSUS ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENTS TO EVALUATE OIL SPILL RESPONSE OPTIONS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM WORKSHOPS IN NINE DIFFERENT LOCATIONS
Don Aurand; Robert Pond; Gina Coelho; Mark Cunningham; Amy Cocanaur; Leigh Stevens
View Articletitled, THE USE OF CONSENSUS ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENTS TO EVALUATE OIL SPILL RESPONSE OPTIONS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM WORKSHOPS IN NINE DIFFERENT LOCATIONS
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CORROSION ON DEEP GULF SHIPWRECKS OF WORLD WAR II
Michael L. Overfield
View Articletitled, CORROSION ON DEEP GULF SHIPWRECKS OF WORLD WAR II<sup></sup>
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EVALUATION OF TURBULENCE PARAMETERS IN LABORATORY FLASKS USED FOR DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTING
Vikram J. Kaku; Michel C. Boufadel; Albert D. Venosa
View Articletitled, EVALUATION OF TURBULENCE PARAMETERS IN LABORATORY FLASKS USED FOR DISPERSANT EFFECTIVENESS TESTING
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DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGULATORY BASE FOR UNCONVENTIONAL OSR TECHNOLOGIES IN RUSSIA
Alexei Chernoplekov; Anatoly Kram
View Articletitled, DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGULATORY BASE FOR UNCONVENTIONAL OSR TECHNOLOGIES IN RUSSIA
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DESIGNING A GEOGRAPHIC RESPONSE STRATEGY TO PROTECT AN ENDANGERED SPECIES: THE NELSON LAGOON GRS PROJECT
Tim L. Robertson; Elise G. DeCola; Ellen W. Lance
View Articletitled, DESIGNING A GEOGRAPHIC RESPONSE STRATEGY TO PROTECT AN ENDANGERED SPECIES: THE NELSON LAGOON GRS PROJECT
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ENSURING PROTECTION OF CALIFORNIA'S COASTAL RESOURCES: SENSITIVE SITE STRATEGY EVALUATION PROGRAM
David W. Price; Christopher Klumpp
View Articletitled, ENSURING PROTECTION OF CALIFORNIA'S COASTAL RESOURCES: SENSITIVE SITE STRATEGY EVALUATION PROGRAM
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THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF SHIELDS—NOAA'S SANCTUARIES HAZARDOUS INCIDENT EMERGENCY LOGISTICS DATABASE SYSTEM
Jill L. Bodnar
View Articletitled, THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF SHIELDS—NOAA'S SANCTUARIES HAZARDOUS INCIDENT EMERGENCY LOGISTICS DATABASE SYSTEM<sup></sup>
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EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL SPILL CONSEQUENCES USING MODELING1
Nicole Whittier; Deborah French McCoy; Matthew Ward
View Articletitled, EVALUATION OF CHEMICAL SPILL CONSEQUENCES USING MODELING<sup>1</sup>
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MANAGING RISKS OF EXPLOSION DURING OIL RECOVERY, STORAGE, AND TRANSFER OPERATIONS
Barry A. Romberg; Dennis M. Maguire; Richard L. Ranger; Rod Hoffman
View Articletitled, MANAGING RISKS OF EXPLOSION DURING OIL RECOVERY, STORAGE, AND TRANSFER OPERATIONS
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Tuesday, May 17 - 4:00 PM

SESSION 15: CHEMICAL COUNTERMEASURES II
CALIFORNIA OIL SPILL DISPERSANT PLAN-ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH COOPERATION
Yvonne Najah Addassi; Ellen Faurot-Daniels
View Articletitled, CALIFORNIA OIL SPILL DISPERSANT PLAN-ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH COOPERATION
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REVIEW OF DISPERSANT USE IN U.S. GULF OF MEXICO WATERS SINCE THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
Charlie Henry
View Articletitled, REVIEW OF DISPERSANT USE IN U.S. GULF OF MEXICO WATERS SINCE THE OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990
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CASE STUDY OF SPILL RESPONSES UNDERTAKEN BY AND PRACTICAL ISSUES OF IMPLEMENTING A TIER 2 AERIAL DISPERSANT AND SURVEILLANCE SERVICE IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA
Simon Dewhirst
View Articletitled, CASE STUDY OF SPILL RESPONSES UNDERTAKEN BY AND PRACTICAL ISSUES OF IMPLEMENTING A TIER 2 AERIAL DISPERSANT AND SURVEILLANCE SERVICE IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA<sup></sup>
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DISPERSANTS AS COUNTERMEASURES IN NEARSHORE OIL SPILLS FOR COASTAL HABITAT PROTECTION
Qianxin Lin; Irving A. Mendelssohn
View Articletitled, DISPERSANTS AS COUNTERMEASURES IN NEARSHORE OIL SPILLS FOR COASTAL HABITAT PROTECTION
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SESSION 16: NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS
NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS (NEBA) OF DISPERSED OIL ON NEARSHORE TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS DERIVED FROM THE 20 YEAR “TROPICS” FIELD STUDY
Bart Baca; Greg A. Ward; Christine H. Lane; Paul A. Schuler
View Articletitled, NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS (NEBA) OF DISPERSED OIL ON NEARSHORE TROPICAL ECOSYSTEMS DERIVED FROM THE 20 YEAR “TROPICS” FIELD STUDY<sup></sup>
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EVALUATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF VARIOUS RESPONSE OPTIONS USING MODELING OF FATE, EFFECTS AND NRDA COSTS OF OIL SPILLS INTO WASHINGTON WATERS
Deborah P. French-McCay; Jill J. Rowe; Nicole Whittier; Subbayya Sankaranarayanan; Dagmar S. Etkin; Linda Pilkey-Jarvis
View Articletitled, EVALUATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF VARIOUS RESPONSE OPTIONS USING MODELING OF FATE, EFFECTS AND NRDA COSTS OF OIL SPILLS INTO WASHINGTON WATERS
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A COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF OILED WILDLIFE RESPONSE
J. Gregory Massey; Steve Hampton; Michael Ziccardi
View Articletitled, A COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF OILED WILDLIFE RESPONSE
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MODELING IMPACTS OF RESPONSE METHOD AND CAPABILITY ON OIL SPILL COSTS AND DAMAGES FOR WASHINGTON STATE SPILL SCENARIOS
Dagmar Schmidt Etkin; Deborah French McCay; Jill Rowe; Linda Pilkey-Jarvis
View Articletitled, MODELING IMPACTS OF RESPONSE METHOD AND CAPABILITY ON OIL SPILL COSTS AND DAMAGES FOR WASHINGTON STATE SPILL SCENARIOS
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SESSION 17: RECENT CASE STUDIES
ROCKNES OILED WILDLIFE RESPONSE BERGEN, NORWAY
Barbara Callahan
View Articletitled, ROCKNES OILED WILDLIFE RESPONSE BERGEN, NORWAY
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LONG-TERM WILDLIFE OPERATIONS: ADAPTATIONS TO TRADITIONAL INCIDENT COMMAND (OR ICS) STRUCTURE. A CASE STUDY OF THE SS JACOB LUCKENBACH.
Yvonne Najah Addassi; Kathleen Jennings; Michael Ziccardi; Julie Yamamoto; Steve Hampton
View Articletitled, LONG-TERM WILDLIFE OPERATIONS: ADAPTATIONS TO TRADITIONAL INCIDENT COMMAND (OR ICS) STRUCTURE. A CASE STUDY OF THE <em>SS JACOB LUCKENBACH</em>.
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FOSS 248-P2 OIL SPILL – A CASE STUDY
Tedd Hutley; Myola Martinez; Mark Dix
View Articletitled, FOSS 248-P2 OIL SPILL – A CASE STUDY
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THE FOSS BARGE 248-P2 OIL SPILL: A CHALLENGE IN SPILL MANAGEMENT
Paul S. O'Brien
View Articletitled, THE FOSS BARGE 248-P2 OIL SPILL: A CHALLENGE IN SPILL MANAGEMENT
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SESSION 18: ASUNTOS DE PREPARACION Y RESPUESTA REGIONAL Y A TRAVES DE FRONTERAS EN LATION AMERICA (REGIONAL TRANS-BOUNDARY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE ISSUES IN LATIN AMERICA
PRIMER ENFOQUE DEL MOVIMIENTO TRANSFRONTERIZO EFICAZ DE EQUIPOSY PERSONAL DURANTE RESPUESTAS A DERRAMES DE HIDROCARBUROS—LECCIONES APRENDIDAS DE UN DERRAME ENTRE ECUADOR Y COLOMBIA
Juan Miguel Moyano; Luis Alberto Leal
View Articletitled, PRIMER ENFOQUE DEL MOVIMIENTO TRANSFRONTERIZO EFICAZ DE EQUIPOSY PERSONAL DURANTE RESPUESTAS A DERRAMES DE HIDROCARBUROS—LECCIONES APRENDIDAS DE UN DERRAME ENTRE ECUADOR Y COLOMBIA
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PREVENCIÓN A CONTAMINACIONES Y PLANIFICACIÓN DE RESPUESTA CONJUNTA ENTRE MÉXICO Y LOS EUA EN LA REGIÓN FRONTERIZA MARÍTIMA. UNA HISTORIA DE ÉXITO EN COOPERACIÓN INTERNACIONAL
David Pertuz; Luis Orozco Inclán
View Articletitled, PREVENCIÓN A CONTAMINACIONES Y PLANIFICACIÓN DE RESPUESTA CONJUNTA ENTRE MÉXICO Y LOS EUA EN LA REGIÓN FRONTERIZA MARÍTIMA. UNA HISTORIA DE ÉXITO EN COOPERACIÓN INTERNACIONAL
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UN ENFOQUE REGIONAL UNIFICADO DE RESPUESTA CONTRA LA CONTAMINACION MARINA POR PETROLEO EN EL PACIFICO NORDESTE
Juan Manelia Díaz
View Articletitled, UN ENFOQUE REGIONAL UNIFICADO DE RESPUESTA CONTRA LA CONTAMINACION MARINA POR PETROLEO EN EL PACIFICO NORDESTE
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Wednesday, May 18 - 8:30 AM

SECTION 20 COLD REGION RESPONSE
THE BEHAVIOR AND DOCUMENTATION OF OIL SPILLED ON SNOW- AND ICE-COVERED SHORELINES.
Edward H. Owens; David F. Dickins; Gary A. Sergy
View Articletitled, THE BEHAVIOR AND DOCUMENTATION OF OIL SPILLED ON SNOW- AND ICE-COVERED SHORELINES.
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“EXTREME” COLD WEATHER OIL SPILL RESPONSE TECHNIQUES & STRATEGIES – ICE & SNOW ENVIRONMENTS
Carl J. Oskins; Dee Bradley
View Articletitled, “EXTREME” COLD WEATHER OIL SPILL RESPONSE TECHNIQUES &amp; STRATEGIES – ICE &amp; SNOW ENVIRONMENTS
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ON THE OIL-MINERAL AGGREGATION PROCESS: A PROMISING RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY IN ICE-INFESTED WATERS
Danielle Cloutier; Samir Gharbi; Michel Boulé
View Articletitled, ON THE OIL-MINERAL AGGREGATION PROCESS: A PROMISING RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY IN ICE-INFESTED WATERS
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SECTION 21 SPILL MODELING
NOAA HABITAT RECOVERY MODELS USING CELLULAR AUTOMATA TECHNIQUES
CJ Beegle-Krause, Ph.D; Mark Fonseca; Gary Shigenaka
View Articletitled, NOAA HABITAT RECOVERY MODELS USING CELLULAR AUTOMATA TECHNIQUES<sup></sup>
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TEN YEARS OF REALTIME, NEAR-SURFACE CURRENT OBSERVATIONS SUPPORTING OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Robert D. Martin, Jr.; Norman L. Guinasso, Jr.; Linwood L. Lee, III; John N. Walpert; Leslie C. Bender; Robert D. Hetland; Steven K. Baum; Mathew K. Howard
View Articletitled, TEN YEARS OF REALTIME, NEAR-SURFACE CURRENT OBSERVATIONS SUPPORTING OIL SPILL RESPONSE<sup></sup>
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STATISTICAL ESTIMATES OF SHORELINE OIL CONTACT IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
Walter R. Johnson; Zhen-Gang Ji; Charles F. Marshall
View Articletitled, STATISTICAL ESTIMATES OF SHORELINE OIL CONTACT IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
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SECTION 22 PLANNING PROCESSES IN UNIQUE OR CHALLENGING LOCATIONS
INDUSTRY COOPERATION IN AN EMERGING REGION
Peter M. Taylor; Kjell T. Landin; Tim Duckworth; Jan Pietersz
View Articletitled, INDUSTRY COOPERATION IN AN EMERGING REGION
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CHALLENGES OF OIL SPILL RESPONSE IN EGYPTIAN COASTAL ZONE OVERLOOKING THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE RED SEA*
H. Bashat
View Articletitled, CHALLENGES OF OIL SPILL RESPONSE IN EGYPTIAN COASTAL ZONE OVERLOOKING THE MEDITERRANEAN AND THE RED SEA*
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OIL SPILL PROBLEMS AND MANAGEMENT IN THE NIGER DELTA
P.C. Nwilo; O.T. Badejo
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL PROBLEMS AND MANAGEMENT IN THE NIGER DELTA
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SECTION 23 RESPUESTA Y RESTAURACION (RESPONSE & RESTORATION)
LOS DERRAMES DE PETRÓLEO EN ECOSISTEMAS TROPICALES – IMPACTOS, CONSECUENCIAS Y PREVENCIÓN. LA EXPERIENCIA DE COLOMBIA
Darío Miranda; Ricardo Restrepo
View Articletitled, LOS DERRAMES DE PETRÓLEO EN ECOSISTEMAS TROPICALES – IMPACTOS, CONSECUENCIAS Y PREVENCIÓN. LA EXPERIENCIA DE COLOMBIA<sup></sup>
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LPG – PIPELINE RUPTURE AT CASTELLO BRANCO HIGHWAY, BARUERI, STATE OF SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL. A FOCUS ON RESPONSE MANAGEMENT
Johnson O. Silva; Antonio R. Sanches
View Articletitled, LPG – PIPELINE RUPTURE AT CASTELLO BRANCO HIGHWAY, BARUERI, STATE OF SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL. A FOCUS ON RESPONSE MANAGEMENT
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BRIGADA EN RESPUESTA A CRISIS EN EL MEDIO AMBIENTE MARINO COSTERO DE PUERTO BARRIOS IZABAL, GUATEMALA
Fragata Edwin Federico Loarca Cifuentes
View Articletitled, BRIGADA EN RESPUESTA A CRISIS EN EL MEDIO AMBIENTE MARINO COSTERO DE PUERTO BARRIOS IZABAL, GUATEMALA
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Wednesday, May 18 - 10:00 AM

RESPONSE POSTER SESSION
FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS APPLIED TO OIL CONTAINMENT BOOMS
Azin Amini; Maziar Mahzari; Erik Bollaert; Anton Schleiss
View Articletitled, FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS APPLIED TO OIL CONTAINMENT BOOMS
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Steam Jet Pump For Oil Recovery And Reformation
Isamu Fujita; Muneo Yoshie; Yukihiro Saito
View Articletitled, Steam Jet Pump For Oil Recovery And Reformation
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STRUCTURAL MODELLING OF OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT BOOMS BY THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
Farid Boushaba; Serge Nouchi; Mohammed Boulerhcha; Frédéric Muttin
View Articletitled, STRUCTURAL MODELLING OF OIL SPILL CONTAINMENT BOOMS BY THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
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OIL SPILL RESPONSE EXPERIENCES IN SOUTHERN VIETNAM
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL RESPONSE EXPERIENCES IN SOUTHERN VIETNAM
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MANAGEMENT OF OPERATIONAL INFORMATION IN A MAJOR OIL SPILL. THE ERIKA AND PRESTIGE EXPERIENCES
Vincent Gouriou; Karen Quintin; Rozenn Cabon; Sébastien Legrand
View Articletitled, MANAGEMENT OF OPERATIONAL INFORMATION IN A MAJOR OIL SPILL. THE ERIKA AND PRESTIGE EXPERIENCES
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INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR RECOVERY OF DIESEL-BASED DRILLING MUD-THE TRICO MARINE CASE STUDY
Michael John Baccigalopi; Kathleen Clare (KC) Sullivan; Jeff Gordon Greytok; Dave Allen Jensen
View Articletitled, INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR RECOVERY OF DIESEL-BASED DRILLING MUD-THE TRICO MARINE CASE STUDY
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THE USE OF SURFACE DRIFTING FLOATS IN THE MONITORING OF OIL SPILLS. THE PRESTIGE CASE
Emilio García-Ladona; Jordi Font; Evilio del Río; Agustí Julià; Jordi Salat; Oscar Chic; Alejandro Orfila; Alberto Alvarez; Gotzon Basterretxea; Gonzalo Vizoso; Oreste Piro; Joaquin Tintoré; Sonia Castanedo; Miguel Gil Coto; José Luis Herrera
View Articletitled, THE USE OF SURFACE DRIFTING FLOATS IN THE MONITORING OF OIL SPILLS. THE PRESTIGE CASE
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THE USE OF HOVERCRAFT FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Mark Shepherd
View Articletitled, THE USE OF HOVERCRAFT FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSE
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RITMER NETWORK FOR THE RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN OIL AND CHEMICAL ANTIPOLLUTION TECHNOLOGY: A FRENCH TOOL FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTS
Jean Croquette; Georges Peigné; Monique Guillou; François Laurent; Michel Huther
View Articletitled, RITMER NETWORK FOR THE RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN OIL AND CHEMICAL ANTIPOLLUTION TECHNOLOGY: A FRENCH TOOL FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTS
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VESSEL DISPERSANT APPLICATION IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE: RESEARCH REVIEW
Kenneth M. Motolenich-Salas; James R. Clark
View Articletitled, VESSEL DISPERSANT APPLICATION IN OIL SPILL RESPONSE: RESEARCH REVIEW
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DEVELOPMENT OF A SURFACE WASHING AGENT EFFECTIVENESS PROTOCOL
Karen M. Koran; Albert D. Venosa; Saurabh Vyas; George A. Sorial
View Articletitled, DEVELOPMENT OF A SURFACE WASHING AGENT EFFECTIVENESS PROTOCOL
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HISTORY OF DISPERSANT DEVELOPMENT: A DISPERSANT TIMELINE
Zeke Lyons; Xochitl Castaneda
View Articletitled, HISTORY OF DISPERSANT DEVELOPMENT: A DISPERSANT TIMELINE
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HOW TO MODEL WATER-IN-OIL EMULSION FORMATION
Merv Fingas; Ben Fieldhouse
View Articletitled, HOW TO MODEL WATER-IN-OIL EMULSION FORMATION
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ESTIMATING THE SUCCESS OF TRAJECTORY FORECASTS
William J. Lehr; Debra Simecek-Beatty
View Articletitled, ESTIMATING THE SUCCESS OF TRAJECTORY FORECASTS<sup></sup>
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ESTIMATING LNG SPREADING ON WATER
Merv Fingas; William J. Lehr; Debra Simecek-Beatty
View Articletitled, ESTIMATING LNG SPREADING ON WATER<sup></sup>
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ENERGY AND WORK INPUT IN LABORATORY VESSELS
Merv Fingas
View Articletitled, ENERGY AND WORK INPUT IN LABORATORY VESSELS
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OIL COMPOSITION AND PROPERTY DATABASE FOR OIL SPILL MODELING
Zhendi Wang; B. Hollebone; J. Weaver; Chun Yang; M. Fingas; B. Fieldhouse; M. Landriault; L. Gamble; X. Peng
View Articletitled, OIL COMPOSITION AND PROPERTY DATABASE FOR OIL SPILL MODELING
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Derivation Of Spreading Parameters Of Oil At Sea For Oil Spill Modeling
Kemei Du; Vikram Kaku; Michel C. Boufadel; James Weaver
View Articletitled, Derivation Of Spreading Parameters Of Oil At Sea For Oil Spill Modeling
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VISUAL COMPARISONS OF SELECTED SHORES AFFECTED BY THE Prestige OIL SPILL, NORTHERN SPAIN 2002–2004
David I. Little; Bernard Fichaut
View Articletitled, VISUAL COMPARISONS OF SELECTED SHORES AFFECTED BY THE <em>Prestige</em> OIL SPILL, NORTHERN SPAIN 2002–2004
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METRICS FOR RESPONSE VELOCITY
Mark Dix; Tedd Hutley
View Articletitled, METRICS FOR RESPONSE VELOCITY
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REALTIME GEO-REFERENCED DETECTION OF DISPERSED OIL PLUMES
Christopher B. Fuller; James S. Bonner; Frank Kelly; Cheryl A. Page; Temitope Ojo
View Articletitled, REALTIME GEO-REFERENCED DETECTION OF DISPERSED OIL PLUMES
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DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME DATA MONITORING SYSTEM FOR COASTAL MARGIN RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
Kinjal Shah; James Bonner; Cheryl Page; Frank Kelly
View Articletitled, DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME DATA MONITORING SYSTEM FOR COASTAL MARGIN RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT
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ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS IN A SUBTROPICAL BRAZILIAN RIVER AFTER AN OIL SPILL
Bias Marçal de Faria; Mário César Timmerman; Eduardo Barcellos Platte; Mário do Rosário
View Articletitled, ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS IN A SUBTROPICAL BRAZILIAN RIVER AFTER AN OIL SPILL
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A MULTI-SENSOR APPROACH FOR OIL SPILL AND SEA SURFACE MONITORING, IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL
Cristina Maria Bentz; Josemá Oliveira de Barros
View Articletitled, A MULTI-SENSOR APPROACH FOR OIL SPILL AND SEA SURFACE MONITORING, IN SOUTHEASTERN BRAZIL
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Wednesday, May 18 - 10:45 AM

SESSION 24: COOPERATIVE RESPONSE
KEYS TO SUCCESS IN DEVELOPING THE FIRST JOINT TRANS-BOUNDARY WILDLIFE RESPONSE GUIDELINES: THE CANADA/UNITED STATES DIXON ENTRANCE EXAMPLE
Pamela Bergmann; Paul Ross
View Articletitled, KEYS TO SUCCESS IN DEVELOPING THE FIRST JOINT TRANS-BOUNDARY WILDLIFE RESPONSE GUIDELINES: THE CANADA/UNITED STATES DIXON ENTRANCE EXAMPLE
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JOINT MEXICO-UNITED STATES OIL SPILL RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS TRAINING ACTIVITIES
Heather A. Parker-Hall; Timothy P. Holmes; Norma A. Hernandez Ramirez
View Articletitled, JOINT MEXICO-UNITED STATES OIL SPILL RESPONSE PREPAREDNESS TRAINING ACTIVITIES
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MEXUS GULF EXERCISE 2004
Warren T. (Tommy) Hutto; David Pertuz
View Articletitled, MEXUS GULF EXERCISE 2004
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SESSION 25: SPILL MODELING 2
COMBINING MODELING WITH RESPONSE IN POTENTIAL DEEP WELL BLOWOUT: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THUNDER HORSE
CJ Beegle-Krause; Walton (Tad) Lynch
View Articletitled, COMBINING MODELING WITH RESPONSE IN POTENTIAL DEEP WELL BLOWOUT: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THUNDER HORSE<sup></sup>
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MODELING DEEPWATER OIL SPILLS WITH NEAR FIELD AND FAR FIELD MODELS
Zhen-Gang Ji; Walter R. Johnson; Charles F. Marshall; James M. Price
View Articletitled, MODELING DEEPWATER OIL SPILLS WITH NEAR FIELD AND FAR FIELD MODELS
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SPILLVIEW: A SUPPORT TO DECISION-MAKING SOFTWARE IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO MARINE OIL SPILL
Michel Boulé; Martin Blouin
View Articletitled, SPILLVIEW: A SUPPORT TO DECISION-MAKING SOFTWARE IN EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO MARINE OIL SPILL
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MODELING FATES AND IMPACTS OF HYPOTHETICAL OIL SPILLS IN DELAWARE, FLORIDA, TEXAS, CALIFORNIA, AND ALASKA WATERS, VARYING RESPONSE OPTIONS INCLUDING USE OF DISPERSANTS
Deborah French McCay; Nicole Whittier; Colleen Dalton; Jill Rowe; Subbayya Sankaranarayanan; Don Aurand
View Articletitled, MODELING FATES AND IMPACTS OF HYPOTHETICAL OIL SPILLS IN DELAWARE, FLORIDA, TEXAS, CALIFORNIA, AND ALASKA WATERS, VARYING RESPONSE OPTIONS INCLUDING USE OF DISPERSANTS
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SESSION 26: NATIONAL LEVEL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NIMS)
MAKING ICS WORK FOR YOU WHEN IT REALLY COUNTS! – HARD LESSONS LEARNED ON THE SHORES OF CALIFORNIA
Carl Jochums; William Robberson, P.E.
View Articletitled, MAKING ICS WORK FOR YOU WHEN IT REALLY COUNTS! – HARD LESSONS LEARNED ON THE SHORES OF CALIFORNIA
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HOW WILL THE NATIONAL RESPONSE PLAN AND THE NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AFFECT OIL SPILL RESPONSE IN THE UNITED STATES
Kristy L. Plourde; LaDonn Hight-Allen; Denise L. Matthews; Martin L. Smith; CDR Jeff Gafkjen
View Articletitled, HOW WILL THE NATIONAL RESPONSE PLAN AND THE NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AFFECT OIL SPILL RESPONSE IN THE UNITED STATES<sup></sup>
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OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE IN THE BOHAI BAY REGION – A MULTI LAYERED APPROACH
Patrick Ooi, Training & Consultancy Manager; Declan O'Driscoll, CEO; Sean Ng, Trainer/Consultant
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL PREPAREDNESS &amp; RESPONSE IN THE BOHAI BAY REGION – A MULTI LAYERED APPROACH <sup></sup>
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PLANNING AND TRAINING FOR TIER 1 RESPONSE IS FUNDAMENTALTO EFFECTIVE RESPONSE AT ALL LEVELS
Richard Santner, Alliance Training & Consultancy Manager
View Articletitled, PLANNING AND TRAINING FOR TIER 1 RESPONSE IS FUNDAMENTALTO EFFECTIVE RESPONSE AT ALL LEVELS<sup></sup>
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SESSION 27: COST AND FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL COMPENSATION REGIME
Måns Jacobsson
View Articletitled, RECENT DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE INTERNATIONAL COMPENSATION REGIME
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THE SHARING OF THE FINANCIAL BURDEN BETWEEN THE SHIPPIING AND OIL INDUSTRIES UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL COMPENSATION REGIMES
Joe Nichols; Miles Morgan
View Articletitled, THE SHARING OF THE FINANCIAL BURDEN BETWEEN THE SHIPPIING AND OIL INDUSTRIES UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL COMPENSATION REGIMES
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RESPONSE CAPABILITY: CAN ECONOMICS JUSTIFY SUSTAINABILITY?
Sharon E. Grau
View Articletitled, RESPONSE CAPABILITY: CAN ECONOMICS JUSTIFY SUSTAINABILITY?<sup></sup>
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Wednesday, May 18 - 1:00 AM

RESTORATION POSTER SESSION
HYDROCARBONS DETECTION IN A COASTAL LAGOON IMPACTED BY AN OIL SPILL IN SÃO SEBASTIÃO CHANNEL, SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL
Maria Eulália Rocha Carneiro, PhD, Biologist; Rogério Migueis Picado, Senior Processing Engineer; Cinthia Masumoto, MSc, Biologist; Leonardo Mitidiero Mansor, MSc, Geologist; Märcia Caruso Bícego, PhD, Chemist; Eduineti Ceci Pereira Moreira de Sousa, PhD, Biologist; Bauer Raehid, PhD, Biologist
View Articletitled, HYDROCARBONS DETECTION IN A COASTAL LAGOON IMPACTED BY AN OIL SPILL IN SÃO SEBASTIÃO CHANNEL, SÃO PAULO STATE, BRAZIL<sup></sup>
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INJURY TO MUSKRATS (ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS) FROM THE CHALK POINT OIL SPILL, PATUXENT RIVER, MARYLAND
Richard Greer; Peter McGowan; Jacqueline Michel; Norman Meade
View Articletitled, INJURY TO MUSKRATS (<em>ONDATRA ZIBETHICUS</em>) FROM THE CHALK POINT OIL SPILL, PATUXENT RIVER, MARYLAND<sup></sup>
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RECENT BIOREMEDIATION RESULTS ON OIL SPILLED DURING THE 1991 GULF WAR1
Bart Baca; Mohammad Al-Sarawi; Timothy W. Kana
View Articletitled, RECENT BIOREMEDIATION RESULTS ON OIL SPILLED DURING THE 1991 GULF WAR<sup>1</sup>
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UPTAKE OF FOUR PAHS OCCURRING INTO AERIAL PLANT TISSUE ARTIFICIALLY EXPOSED TO HEAVY FUEL OIL IN SALICORNIA
Anna Meudec; Jacques Dussauze; Eric Deslandes; Nathalie Poupart
View Articletitled, UPTAKE OF FOUR PAHS OCCURRING INTO AERIAL PLANT TISSUE ARTIFICIALLY EXPOSED TO HEAVY FUEL OIL IN <em>SALICORNIA</em>
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SCAT SURVEYS OF PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND BEACHES – 1989 TO 2002
Elliott Taylor; Doug Reimer
View Articletitled, SCAT SURVEYS OF PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND BEACHES – 1989 TO 2002
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NOAA'S ABANDONED VESSEL PROGRAM AND RESOURCES AND UNDER SEA THREATS PROJECT – PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRESS FOR ABANDONED VESSEL MANAGEMENT
Ian Zelo; Mike Overfield; Doug Helton
View Articletitled, NOAA'S ABANDONED VESSEL PROGRAM AND RESOURCES AND UNDER SEA THREATS PROJECT – PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRESS FOR ABANDONED VESSEL MANAGEMENT<sup></sup>
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REMOVAL OF GROUNDED, DERELICT OR ABANDONED VESSELS AS SITE RESTORATION
Ian Zelo; Doug Helton
View Articletitled, REMOVAL OF GROUNDED, DERELICT OR ABANDONED VESSELS AS SITE RESTORATION<sup></sup>
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EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A NATURAL HOLLOW HYDROPHOBIC-OLEOPHILIC FIBER FOR ITS POTENTIAL APPLICATION IN NAPL SPILL CLEANUP
Xiaofeng Huang; Teik-Thye Lim
View Articletitled, EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF A NATURAL HOLLOW HYDROPHOBIC-OLEOPHILIC FIBER FOR ITS POTENTIAL APPLICATION IN NAPL SPILL CLEANUP<sup></sup>
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APPLIED USE OF HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGERY FOR HUMAN SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA
Sarah Terry; Khalid A. Soofi; Yuli Kwenandar; Bill Mcintosh
View Articletitled, APPLIED USE OF HIGH RESOLUTION IMAGERY FOR HUMAN SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT IN SOUTH SUMATRA, INDONESIA
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COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN OIL SPILL CLEAN-UP EXERCISE: A CASE STUDY OF RUMUEKPE PK 26.5 OIL SPILL, NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA
Charles Mrabure; Patrick Ngene
View Articletitled, COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN OIL SPILL CLEAN-UP EXERCISE: A CASE STUDY OF RUMUEKPE PK 26.5 OIL SPILL, NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA<sup></sup>
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Wednesday, May 18 - 2:00 AM

SESSION 29: MECHANICAL RESPONSE
FULL SCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART MECHANICAL OIL SPILL RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY ON THE NORWEGIAN CONTINENTAL SHELF
Tharaid M. Brekne; Gry Asheim Eide; Geir M. Skeie
View Articletitled, FULL SCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART MECHANICAL OIL SPILL RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY ON THE NORWEGIAN CONTINENTAL SHELF
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A METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE MATERIALS TO BE USED ON OLEOPHILIC SKIMMERS
Victoria A. Broje; Arturo A. Keller
View Articletitled, A METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE MATERIALS TO BE USED ON OLEOPHILIC SKIMMERS<sup></sup>
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ENHANCEMENTS TO STOCK CCG TRANSFER PUMPS/SKIMMER UNITS
D. Cooper; R. MacKay; C. Brown
View Articletitled, ENHANCEMENTS TO STOCK CCG TRANSFER PUMPS/SKIMMER UNITS
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SESSION 30: MODELING PHYSICAL PHENOMENA
BENEFITS AND USE OF OPERATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY SYSTEMS FOR DRIFT FORECASTS
P. Daniel; Ph. Dandin
View Articletitled, BENEFITS AND USE OF OPERATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY SYSTEMS FOR DRIFT FORECASTS
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FACTORS AFFECTING MARINE HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS IN AN AREA OF NATURAL SEEPS AND ABANDONED OIL WELLS - SUMMERLAND, CALIFORNIA
Ira Leifer; Ken Wilson; John Tarpley; Robin Lewis; Randy Imai; Michael Sowby; Ken Mayer; Carlton Moore
View Articletitled, FACTORS AFFECTING MARINE HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS IN AN AREA OF NATURAL SEEPS AND ABANDONED OIL WELLS - SUMMERLAND, CALIFORNIA
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Time Evolution Of Beach Tar, Oil Slicks, And Seeps In The Coal Oil Point Seep Field, Santa Barbara Channel, California
Ira Leifer; Tonya Del Sontro; Bruce Luyendyk; Kris Broderick
View Articletitled, Time Evolution Of Beach Tar, Oil Slicks, And Seeps In The Coal Oil Point Seep Field, Santa Barbara Channel, California
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SESSION 31: INTERNATIONAL PLANNING
SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS: FOR INTERNATIONAL REGIONAL COOPERATION
Nobuhiro Sawano
View Articletitled, SPILL CONTINGENCY PLANS: FOR INTERNATIONAL REGIONAL COOPERATION
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EVOLVING POLLUTION-RELATED REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONALLY AND IN THE UNITED STATES
Jonathan K. Waldron
View Articletitled, EVOLVING POLLUTION-RELATED REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONALLY AND IN THE UNITED STATES
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SESSION 32: NATURAL RECOVERY & BIOREMEDIATION
Natural Recovery Of Salt Marshes From The 1991 Oil Spill On The Saudi Arabian Gulf Coast
Chuck Getter; Jacqui Michel; Miles Hayes
View Articletitled, Natural Recovery Of Salt Marshes From The 1991 Oil Spill On The Saudi Arabian Gulf Coast
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A COMPREHENSIVE NUMERICAL APPROACH TO PREDICT OIL-MINERAL AGGREGATE (OMA) FORMATION FOLLOWING OIL SPILLS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS
Ali Khelifa; Paul S. Hill; Kenneth Lee
View Articletitled, A COMPREHENSIVE NUMERICAL APPROACH TO PREDICT OIL-MINERAL AGGREGATE (OMA) FORMATION FOLLOWING OIL SPILLS IN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS
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BIODEGRADATION AT A LAND-FARMING SITE AT 14,000 FEET IN THE HIGH BOLIVIAN ALTIPLANO
Patricia Beltrán Jauna; Antony Henshaw
View Articletitled, BIODEGRADATION AT A LAND-FARMING SITE AT 14,000 FEET IN THE HIGH BOLIVIAN ALTIPLANO
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SESSION 33: SCUTTLE & SALVAGE
An Analysis Of Underwater Oil Recovery Techniques
Jim Elliott
View Articletitled, An Analysis Of Underwater Oil Recovery Techniques
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EVALUATION OF THE RESPONSE BY SPECIALISED FOREIGN VESSELS TO THE RELEASE OF OIL FROM PRESTIGE
Tim Wadsworth
View Articletitled, EVALUATION OF THE RESPONSE BY SPECIALISED FOREIGN VESSELS TO THE RELEASE OF OIL FROM PRESTIGE
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INTENTIONAL SCUTTLING OF VESSELS AS A RESPONSE ALTERNATIVE
Douglas Helton
View Articletitled, INTENTIONAL SCUTTLING OF VESSELS AS A RESPONSE ALTERNATIVE<sup></sup>
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Wednesday, May 18 - 4:00 AM

SESSION 34: RESPONSE EQUIPMENT CAPABILITIES AND REQUIREMENTS
OIL SPILL RESPONSE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT—BOHAI SEA—CHINA
Mark Boben; Liu Yuheng
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL RESPONSE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT—BOHAI SEA—CHINA
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PREPAREDNESS ASSESSMENT… STILL THE KEY TO ACQUIRING AND MAINTAINING, “RIGHT MIX” CAPABILITIES
Clifford Scott Bates
View Articletitled, PREPAREDNESS ASSESSMENT… STILL THE KEY TO ACQUIRING AND MAINTAINING, “RIGHT MIX” CAPABILITIES
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TIER 3 RESPONSE CENTRES—THE CHALLENGE OF OPERATING IN A TIER 2 ENVIRONMENT
Declan O'Driscoll, Chief Executive
View Articletitled, TIER 3 RESPONSE CENTRES—THE CHALLENGE OF OPERATING IN A TIER 2 ENVIRONMENT<sup></sup>
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THE BEHAVIOUR AND TREATMENT OF ORIMULSION® BITUMEN STRANDED ON PEBBLE, COBBLE OR IMPERMEABLE SUBSTRATE SHORELINES
Edward H. Owens; Gary A. Sergy; John Harper
View Articletitled, THE BEHAVIOUR AND TREATMENT OF ORIMULSION® BITUMEN STRANDED ON PEBBLE, COBBLE OR IMPERMEABLE SUBSTRATE SHORELINES
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SESSION 35: MONITORING
“HOW CLEAN IS CLEAN” – PROPOSED METHOD FOR DETERMINING ENDPOINTS AND EVALUATING RESULTS OF OIL SPILL CLEAN UP OPERATIONS
Jonas Fejes; Charlotte Lindgren; Christina Arbjörk
View Articletitled, “HOW CLEAN IS CLEAN” – PROPOSED METHOD FOR DETERMINING ENDPOINTS AND EVALUATING RESULTS OF OIL SPILL CLEAN UP OPERATIONS
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ASSESS INTERTIDAL IMPACTS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM 11 YEARS OF MONITORING IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND
Douglas A. Coats; Gary Shigenaka
View Articletitled, ASSESS INTERTIDAL IMPACTS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM 11 YEARS OF MONITORING IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND<sup></sup>
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OIL SPILL MONITORING HANDBOOK
Leigh Stevens; John Wardrop
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL MONITORING HANDBOOK
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SESSION 37: TERRORISM & HOMELAND SECURITY
POLLUTION RESPONSE DURING NATIONAL SPECIAL SECURITY EVENTS: STRIKING A BALANCE BETWEEN SECURITY AND RESPONSE.
Joseph Gleason
View Articletitled, POLLUTION RESPONSE DURING NATIONAL SPECIAL SECURITY EVENTS: STRIKING A BALANCE BETWEEN SECURITY AND RESPONSE.
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TERRORISM, OIL SPILLS AND CRIMINAL SANCTIONS: THE HAMMER AND THE ANVIL
Richard H. Hobbie, III; Andrew J. Garger
View Articletitled, TERRORISM, OIL SPILLS AND CRIMINAL SANCTIONS: THE HAMMER AND THE ANVIL
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OIL SPILL PLANNING AND RESPONSE IN A TERRORIST ENVIRONMENT REAL LIFE EXPERIENCES
Daniel Chan Kok Peng
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL PLANNING AND RESPONSE IN A TERRORIST ENVIRONMENT REAL LIFE EXPERIENCES<sup></sup>
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THE GULF WAR OIL SPILL TWELVE YEARS LATER: CONSEQUENCES OF ECO-TERRORISM
Jacqueline Michel; Miles O. Hayes; Charles D. Getter; Linos Cotsapas
View Articletitled, THE GULF WAR OIL SPILL TWELVE YEARS LATER: CONSEQUENCES OF ECO-TERRORISM
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SESSION 38: EXERCISES AND LESSONS LEARNED
OIL SPILL SPILL TRAINING AND EXERCISES – IS IT QUANTITY AND QUALITY?
Lindsay Mead
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL SPILL TRAINING AND EXERCISES – IS IT QUANTITY AND QUALITY?<sup></sup>
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Emergency Response Planning Exercises For Oil Spills Caused By Natural Hazards
Gary Yoshioka; Ellinor Coder; Allen Jun
View Articletitled, Emergency Response Planning Exercises For Oil Spills Caused By Natural Hazards
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THE NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE EXERCISE PROGRAM (PREP) A PAPER TIGER OR DYNAMIC PROCESS?
View Articletitled, THE NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS FOR RESPONSE EXERCISE PROGRAM (PREP) A PAPER TIGER OR DYNAMIC PROCESS?
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WHERE CRISIS AND CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT MEET (MANAGING CONCURRENT OPERATIONS)
Jonathan D. Sarubbi; Brian Lynch; Tim Y. Deal
View Articletitled, WHERE CRISIS AND CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT MEET<sup></sup> (MANAGING CONCURRENT OPERATIONS)
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Thursday, May 9 - 8:30 AM

SESSION 39: RESPONDER SAFETY
CONSIDERATION OF TOTAL VOLATILE HYDROCARBON EXPOSURE DURING OIL SPILL RESPONSE
Alexandra Grimes, Technician; Nicholas Olden, Technician
View Articletitled, CONSIDERATION OF TOTAL VOLATILE HYDROCARBON EXPOSURE DURING OIL SPILL RESPONSE<sup></sup>
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SAFETY FIRST IN MARINE SPILL RESPONSE
Keith Brown
View Articletitled, SAFETY FIRST IN MARINE SPILL RESPONSE
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THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY SUCCESS
Gregg E. Knutsen; Henry Wladkowski; David L. Shassetz
View Articletitled, THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY SUCCESS
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SESSION 40: GIS & REMOTE SENSING
U.S. EPA REGION 5 INLAND WATERWAY SPILL RESPONSE MAPPING PROJECT
View Articletitled, U.S. EPA REGION 5 INLAND WATERWAY SPILL RESPONSE MAPPING PROJECT
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THE VALUE OF AIRBORNE SENSORS IN OIL SPILL RECOVERY OPERATIONS—A CASE STUDY FROM AN OFFSHORE OIL SPILL IN THE NORWEGIAN SEA
Frode Engen
View Articletitled, THE VALUE OF AIRBORNE SENSORS IN OIL SPILL RECOVERY OPERATIONS—A CASE STUDY FROM AN OFFSHORE OIL SPILL IN THE NORWEGIAN SEA
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Thursday, May 19 - 8:30 AM

SESSION 40: GIS & REMOTE SENSING
LASER FLUOROSENSOR DEMONSTRATION FLIGHTS AROUND THE SOUTHERN COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND
Carl E. Brown; Mervin F. Fingas; Richard Marois
View Articletitled, LASER FLUOROSENSOR DEMONSTRATION FLIGHTS AROUND THE SOUTHERN COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND
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SESSION 41: WILDLIFE RESOURCES
ENDANGERED SPECIES AND SPILL RESPONSE: CONSULTATION CHALLENGES, SOLUTIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS RESULTING FROM THE BOUCHARD B. NO. 120 SPILL
Scott R. Lundgren; Stephen M. Lehmann; Travis C. Coley; Mark A. McCollough; Susanna L. von Oeningen
View Articletitled, ENDANGERED SPECIES AND SPILL RESPONSE: CONSULTATION CHALLENGES, SOLUTIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS RESULTING FROM THE BOUCHARD B. NO. 120 SPILL<sup></sup>
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DEVELOPMENT OF A DYNAMIC MODELING TOOL FOR OILED WILDLIFE FACILITY DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS
Michael H. Ziccardi; Susan M. Campbell
View Articletitled, DEVELOPMENT OF A DYNAMIC MODELING TOOL FOR OILED WILDLIFE FACILITY DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATIONS
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LOST BIRD-YEARS: QUANTIFYING BIRD INJURIES IN NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS FOR OIL SPILLS
Matthew Zafante; Steve Hampton
View Articletitled, LOST BIRD-YEARS: QUANTIFYING BIRD INJURIES IN NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS FOR OIL SPILLS<sup></sup>
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ENDANGERED SPECIES AND THE USE OF A BIOLOGICAL OPINION DURING SPILL RESPONSE
Matthew P. Bernard, USCG REM, ASP; Russ Strach, NOAA Fisheries; Christina Fahy, NOAA Fisheries; Jeremy Rusin, NOAA Fisheries; Travis C. Coley, USCG; Dale Brege, NOAA Fisheries; Beth Sheldrake, EPA; Demian Bailey, NOAA Hazardous Materials
View Articletitled, ENDANGERED SPECIES AND THE USE OF A BIOLOGICAL OPINION DURING SPILL RESPONSE
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SESSION 42: RESPUESTA Y RESTAURACION (RESPONSE & RESTORATION) II
ADMINISTRACION DE PLANES DE CONTINGENCIA–CASOS DE ÉXITO EN COLOMBIA
Diego Fernando Echeverri Garcia; Jaime Alberto Herrera Diaz
View Articletitled, ADMINISTRACION DE PLANES DE CONTINGENCIA–CASOS DE ÉXITO EN COLOMBIA
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REMEDIACIÓN DE LOS IMPACTOS CAUSADOS POR EL DERRAME DE PETRÓLEO EN LA LAGUNA DE PAPALLACTA EN ECUADOR-SUR AMERICA TIEMPO DE EJECUCIÓN: NOVIEMBRE 2003-MAYO 2004
Iván A. Aveiga del Pino; Luis Cabrera; Iván Tapia; Patricio Ponce
View Articletitled, REMEDIACIÓN DE LOS IMPACTOS CAUSADOS POR EL DERRAME DE PETRÓLEO EN LA LAGUNA DE PAPALLACTA EN ECUADOR-SUR AMERICA<sup></sup> TIEMPO DE EJECUCIÓN: NOVIEMBRE 2003-MAYO 2004
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EMANACIÓN NATURAL DE CANTARELL: LABORATORIO NATURAL PARA EXPERIMENTOS DE DERRAMES DE PETRÓLEO
Arturo Mendoza Quintero-Mármol; Fernando Pellon de Miranda; Ron Goodman; Karen Bannerman; Enrico Campos Pedroso; Miguel Herrera Rodríguez
View Articletitled, EMANACIÓN NATURAL DE CANTARELL: LABORATORIO NATURAL PARA EXPERIMENTOS DE DERRAMES DE PETRÓLEO
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SESSION 43: SUNKEN VESSELS
RESOURCES AND UNDERSEA THREATS (RUST) DATABASE: AN ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING SUBMERGED HAZARDS WITHIN THE NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES
Michael L. Overfield
View Articletitled, RESOURCES AND UNDERSEA THREATS (RUST) DATABASE: AN ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING SUBMERGED HAZARDS WITHIN THE NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARIES<sup></sup>
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THE GLOBAL RISK OF MARINE POLLUTION FROM WWII SHIPWRECKS: EXAMPLES FROM THE SEVEN SEAS
Rean Monfils
View Articletitled, THE GLOBAL RISK OF MARINE POLLUTION FROM WWII SHIPWRECKS: EXAMPLES FROM THE SEVEN SEAS
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ERIKA VS PRESTIGE: TWO SIMILAR ACCIDENTS, TWO DIFFERENT RESPONSES. THE FRENCH CASE
Fanch Cabioc'h; NedellecCommander; LambertCommissaire
View Articletitled, ERIKA VS PRESTIGE: TWO SIMILAR ACCIDENTS, TWO DIFFERENT RESPONSES. THE FRENCH CASE
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THE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS OF TOWING DAMAGED VESSELS: A REVIEW OF PAST CASES
Steve Hampton; Glenn Ford
View Articletitled, THE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS OF TOWING DAMAGED VESSELS: A REVIEW OF PAST CASES
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Thursday, May 19 - 10:45 AM

SESSION 44: PLANNING & RESPONSE IN THE AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT
PHYTOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO A SEVERELY OILED SHORELINE
Ann Whelan; Steven Rock
View Articletitled, PHYTOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO A SEVERELY OILED SHORELINE
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THE DYNAMICS OF ORIMULSION IN WATER WITH VARYING ENERGY, SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE
Merv Fingas; Ben Fieldhouse; Zhendi Wang; Mike Landriault
View Articletitled, THE DYNAMICS OF ORIMULSION IN WATER WITH VARYING ENERGY, SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE
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EQUIPMENT RESOURCE INVENTORY FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSES
John Crawford; Scott Knutson; Jim Haugen; Ross McDonald; Devon Grennan; Craig Dougans; Denny Quirk; Brent Way; Gary Reiter; Roy Robertson; Tammy Brown; John Murphy
View Articletitled, EQUIPMENT RESOURCE INVENTORY FOR OIL SPILL RESPONSES
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SESSION 45: OIL IDENTIFICATION
THE OIL SPILL SAMPLING ADVISOR (OSSA): EXPERT SYSTEM
Lawrence Keith; John Leeder; Rean Monfils; Bill Stavropoulos
View Articletitled, THE OIL SPILL SAMPLING ADVISOR (OSSA): EXPERT SYSTEM
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SOURCE IDENTIFICATION OF AN UNKNOWN SPILL (2002) FROM QUEBEC BY THE MULTI-CRITERION ANALYTICAL APPROACH AND LAB SIMULATION OF THE SPILL SAMPLE
Zhendi Wang; B. Hollebone; C. Yang; M. Fingas; M. Landriault
View Articletitled, SOURCE IDENTIFICATION OF AN UNKNOWN SPILL (2002) FROM QUEBEC BY THE MULTI-CRITERION ANALYTICAL APPROACH AND LAB SIMULATION OF THE SPILL SAMPLE
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PROBE FOR OIL POLLUTION EVIDENCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT (POPEIE)
Richard W. Sanders, II
View Articletitled, PROBE FOR OIL POLLUTION EVIDENCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT (POPEIE)
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NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS BY APPLICATION OF GIS-A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH IN A REGION OF HIGH BIODIVERSITY AND INCREASING COMPLEXITY IN OIL PRODUCTION
Geir Morten Skeie; Frode Engen; Odd Willy Brude; Marit E. Randall
View Articletitled, NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS BY APPLICATION OF GIS-A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH IN A REGION OF HIGH BIODIVERSITY AND INCREASING COMPLEXITY IN OIL PRODUCTION
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INTEGRATING PRIMARY AND COMPENSATORY RESTORATION FOR AN OIL SPILL THROUGH USE OF HABITAT ENHANCEMENT
Christopher E. Pfeifer; Cheryl A. Hess
View Articletitled, INTEGRATING PRIMARY AND COMPENSATORY RESTORATION FOR AN OIL SPILL THROUGH USE OF HABITAT ENHANCEMENT
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SESSION 46: FACILITIES, TERMINALS AND PIPELINE OPERATIONS
OIL SPILL RESPONSE AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE BTC PIPELINE SYSTEM IN TURKEY
Erich R. Gundlach; Murat Cekirge; Robert Castle; Hamish Reid; Paul Sutherland
View Articletitled, OIL SPILL RESPONSE AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE BTC PIPELINE SYSTEM IN TURKEY
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40 YEARS AND 3-PLUS MILLION GALLONS LATER A CASE STUDY ON THE HARTFORD, ILLINOIS AREA GROUNDWATER PLUME SITE
Kevin Turner; Thomas Binz; Steve Faryan
View Articletitled, 40 YEARS AND 3-PLUS MILLION GALLONS LATER A CASE STUDY ON THE HARTFORD, ILLINOIS AREA GROUNDWATER PLUME SITE
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SESSION 47: RESTORATION
DETECTION OF HYDROCARBON DEGRADING THERMOPHILIC BACTERIA USING MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TECHNIQUES AND POSSIBLE USES IN ACCELERATED HYDROCARBON BIOREMEDIATION
Ibrahim M. Banat; Roger Marchant; Freddie H. Sharkey; Thahira J. Rahman
View Articletitled, DETECTION OF HYDROCARBON DEGRADING THERMOPHILIC BACTERIA USING MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TECHNIQUES AND POSSIBLE USES IN ACCELERATED HYDROCARBON BIOREMEDIATION
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REMEDIATION OF THE IMPACTS CAUSED BY THE PETROLEUM SPILL IN THE LAGOON OF PAPALLACTA IN ECUADOR-SOUTH AMERICA: EXECUTION TIME: NOVEMBER 2003-MAY 2004
Iván A. Aveiga del Pino; Luis Cabrera; Iván Tapia; Patricio Ponce
View Articletitled, REMEDIATION OF THE IMPACTS CAUSED BY THE PETROLEUM SPILL IN THE LAGOON OF PAPALLACTA IN ECUADOR-SOUTH AMERICA: EXECUTION TIME: NOVEMBER 2003-MAY 2004
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