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Best Practices of Computer Modelling in Oil Spill Response

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Mission objective
Objective 1a - Protect and restore marine and coastal ecosystems and biodiversityObjective 2b - Prevent and eliminate pollution – nutrients‚ chemicals‚ pesticidesEnabler 2b - Raising awareness
Lighthouse
Arctic basin
Sector
Environmental protection and regeneration
Topic(s)
Clean oceanChemicalsExtractionEnvironmental protection
Type of action
Evidence-based knowledge and data and/or access provision to knowledge and data
Type of knowledge output
Report (research paper, policy report, white paper, guidelines, case studies, best practices, etc)
Solution owner
APP4SEA
Country
Finland

Description

This report focuses on the critical first stage of oil spill response operations – detection. It emphasises the importance of gathering comprehensive information about the spill before moving to the localisation and response stages. Detection involves understanding the details of the spill, such as its location, scale, volume, oil type, slick dimensions, and movement direction. It addresses the questions that responders need to answer before moving to localisation and response, including details about the oil type, environmental conditions, and surrounding factors. The aim is to provide a thorough understanding of the information required for effective oil spill response operations.

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