Review of subsurface dispersed oil and oxygen levels associated with the Deepwater Horizon MC252 spill of national significance

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Review of subsurface dispersed oil and oxygen levels associated with the Deepwater Horizon MC252 spill of national significance

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2012

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Review of subsurface dispersed oil and oxygen levels associated with the Deepwater Horizon MC252 spill of national significance

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Deepwater Horizon Incident Joint Information Center (U.S.), Joint Analysis Group, ; United States, National Ocean Service ;

Series:

NOAA technical report NOS OR&R ; 27

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Description:

"This report updates the reports previously published by the Deepwater Horizon Joint Analysis Group (JAG) using additional data gathered by researchers in the Gulf of Mexico from April 20 to November 12, 2010. Data collected from observations made in waters seaward of the continental shelf at depths >200 m were examined to determine the distribution and composition of deep subsurface dispersed oil, the oceanographic processes that affected its transport, and its impact on subsurface oxygen levels"--Executive summary.

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Deepwater Horizon Materials
National Ocean Service (NOS)

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Mexico, Gulf of

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