Oil Spill Response

Summary Report. Introduction. Arctic Research Issues. Oil Spill Response And The Challenges Of Arctic Marine Shipping: An Assessment By Tile Arctic Council; A. Tucci.- Oil Spills In The Arctic: A Review Of Three Decades Of Research At Environment Canada; B. Hollebone & M.F. Fingas.- Oil Under Ice Detection: What Is The State-Of-The- Art?; R. Goodman.- Practical And Effective Technologies For Oil Spill Recovery Operations In Arctic Conditions; J.P. Mackey.- In-Situ Burning For Oil Spills In Arctic Waters: State-Of-The-Art And Future Research Needs; S. Potter & I. Buist.- Recent Mid-Scale Research On Using Oil Herding Surfactants To Thicken Oil Slicks In Pack Ice For In-Situ Burning; I. Buist et al.- Weathering Of Oil Spills Under Arctic Conditions: Field Experiments With Different Ice Conditions Followed By In-Situ Burning; P.J. Brandvik et al.- Dispersant Effectiveness Experiments Conducted On Alaskan Crude Oils In Very Cold Water At The Ohmsett Facility; J.V. Mullin.- Enhanced Chemical Dispersion Using The Propeller Wash From Response Vessels; T. Nedwed & W. Spring.- Evaluation Of Arctic In-Situ Oil Spill Response Countermeasures; K. Lee.- Oma Formation In Ice-Covered Brackish Waters: Large-Scale Experiments; D. Cloutier & B. Doyon.- Joint Industry Program On Oil Spill In Arctic And Ice Infested Waters: An Overview; S.E. Sørstrøm et al.- Countermeasures For The Beaufort Transition Season; L. Solsberg.- Oil Spill Countermeasures. New Oil Containment Technology For Fast And Narrow Waters; J. Allers, D. Trites.-Viscous Oil Pumping Technology And Annular Water Lubrication Techniques; J.P. Mackey.- Development Of A Strategy For Offshore Use Of Dispersants In Norwegian Waters; I. Singsaas et al.- French Sea Trials On Chemical Dispersion: Depol 04 & 05; F-X. Merlin.- Dispersant Research In A Specialized Wave Tank - Mimicking The Mixing Energy Of Natural Sea States; A.D. Venosa et al.- Wave Tank Studies On Chemical DispersantEffectiveness: Dispersed Oil