Oil Spill Modelling: Advancements In Understanding Ocean Circulation And Tracking The Movement Of Oil

Wilson, M.; Bailey, D.; Maung-Douglass, E.; Partyka, M.; Sempier, S.; Skelton, T.

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Oil Spill Modelling: Advancements In Understanding Ocean Circulation And Tracking The Movement Of Oil

2021
By Wilson, M. ; Bailey, D. ; Maung-Douglass, E. ; ...
Series: GOMSG-G 21-001

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Personal Author:

Wilson, M. ; Bailey, D. ; Maung-Douglass, E. ; Partyka, M. ; Sempier, S. ; Skelton, T.
Corporate Authors:

Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative ; Sea Grant Association
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

FLSGP (Florida Sea Grant) ; MASGC (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium) ; LSU (Louisiana Sea Grant) ; TAMU (Texas Sea Grant)
Description:

In the past 10 years, researchers have learned more about the complex way oil moves around a marine environment and have used this knowledge to improve oil spill models.
Keywords:

Oil Spill Models Oil Spill Response
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GOMSG-G 21-001
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Instructional Material
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Public Domain
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