Research
Effects of Dispersants
Effectiveness
of Dispersants
Other Research
Current Dispersed Oil Research Data
- Coastal Response Research Center (CRRC)
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- Fate
and Effects of Emulsions Produced after Oil spills in
Estuaries
Dr. Richard Lee,
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography
- Disperants
as an Oil spill Countermeasure for Remediation and Restoration
in Sensitive Coastal Habitats
Dr.
Qianxin Lin, Louisiana State University - School of the
Coast and Environment
- Acute
and Chronic Effects of Oil, Dispersant and Dispersed Oil
to Sensitive Symbiotic Cnidarian Species, Including Corals
Dr. Carys Mitchelmore, Chesapeake
Biological Lab, Univ. of Maryland Center for Environmental
Science
- Studies
Using Aquatic Turtles(the Diamondback Terrapin and Snapping
Turtle) to Assess the Potential Long-term Effects of Oiling
of Nests During Early Embryonic Development
Dr.
Christopher Rowe, Chesapeake Biological Lab, Univ. of
Maryland Center for Environmental Science
- Acute
and Chronic Effects of Crude Oil and Dispersed Oil on
Chinook Salmon [CRRC/2007/08-1/RNR]
Dr.
Ronald Tjeerdema, University of California, Davis
- Effects
of Dispersants on Oil-SPM Aggregation and Fate in US Coastal
Waters
Dr. Ali Khelifa, Environmental Technology
Centre, Environmental Canada
- The
Relationship between Acute and Population Level Effects
of Exposure to Dispersed Oil, and the Influence of Exposure
Conditions Using Multiple Life History Stages of an Estuarine
Copepod, Eurytemora affinis, as a Model Planktonic Organism
Dr. Don Aurand, Ecosystem MAnagement & Associates,
Inc.
- Coastal Response Research Center
(CRRC)
- Dispersion
and Submergence as Extremes of a Theoretical Continuum: Development
of Numerical Algorithms to Compute Interaction of Surface Oil
with Breaking Waves
Dr. Mark Reed, Per Snorre Daling, and Øistein Johansen,
SINTEF Materials and Chemistry
- Field
Verification of Oil Spill Fate and Transport Modeling and Linking
CODAR Observation System Data with SIMAP Predictions [Complete]
Dr. James Payne, Payne Environmental Consultants, Inc.; Dr. Eric
Terrill, Scripps Institution of Oceanography; Dr. Deborah French-McCay,
Applied Science Associates, Inc.; Dr. Walter Nordhausen, CA Dept
of Fish and Game
- Measurements
and Modeling of Size Distributions, Settling and Dispersions Rates
of Oil Droplets in Turbulent Flows
Dr. Joseph Katz and Balaji Gopalan, The Johns Hopkins University
- Use
of Natural Oil Seeps for Evaluation of NEAT SWEEP Dispersant
Application Technology and Intercalibration of NOAA SMART
Protocols with Measurement of Dissolved-Phase and Dispersed
Oil Droplet concentrations in the Water Column
Dr.
James Payne, Payne Environmental Consultants, Inc.
- Wave
Tank Studies on Dispersant Effectiveness as a Function
of Energy Dissipation Rate and Particle Size Distribution
Dr. Kenneth Lee, Bedford Institute of Oceanography
Louisiana OSRADP
Dispersants: An Electronic Bibliography on Effectiveness, Technological Advances, and Toxicological Effects
John Conover, LUMCON Library, Louisiana State University
Minerals Management Serivce (MMS)
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- Correlate
Ohmsett Dispersant Tests with At Sea Trials; Supplemental
Tests to Complete Test Matrix
Dr.
Ken Trudel, S.L. Ross Environmental Research, Ltd.
- Dispersant
Effectiveness Testing on Heavy Outer Continental Shelf
Crude Oils at Ohmsett—The National Oil Spill Response
Test Facility
Mr. Randy
Belore, S.L. Ross Environmental Research, Ltd.
-
Laboratory Testing to Determine Dispersion Predictability
of the Baffled Flask Test and Swirling Flask Test
Dr. Albert Venosa, U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency and Dr. George Sorial, University of
Cincinnati
- The
Effect of Warming Viscous Oils Prior to Discharge on Dispersant
Performance
Mr. Randy Belore,
S.L. Ross Environmental Research, Ltd.
- Analysis
of Dispersant Effectiveness of Heavy Fuel Oils and Weathered
Crude Oils at Two Different Temperatures Using the Baffled
Flask Test
Dr. Albert Venosa,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Dr. George Sorial,
University of Cincinnati
- Calm
Sea Application of Dispersants
Dr.
Ken Trudel and Randy Belore, S.L. Ross Environmental Research
Ltd.
- Chemical
Dispersibility of OCS Crude Oils in Non-Breaking Waves;
Part 1: Determining the Limiting Oil Viscosity for Dispersion
in Non-Breaking Waves
Dr.
Ken Trudel and Mr. Randy Belore, S.L. Ross Environmental
Research Ltd.; and Mr. Alun Lewis, Alun Lewis Oil Spill
Consultancy
-
Dispersant Effectiveness Testing on Realistic Emulsions
at Ohmsett—The National Oil Spill Response Test Facility
Mr. Randy Belore, S.L. Ross
Environmental Research, Ltd.
- Laboratory
Study of the Effects of Time on the Effectiveness of Dispersants
Dr. Per Daling, SINTEF Materials
and Chemistry
- Cold
Water Dispersant Effectiveness Experiments on Alaskan
Crude Oils at Ohmsett—The National Oil Spill Response
Test Facility
Principal
Investigator TBD
- Mid-Scale
Tank Research Using Oil Herding Surfactants to Thicken
Oil Slicks in Broken Ice
Mr.
Ian Buist, S.L. Ross Environmental Research, Ltd.
- Workshop
to Determine the Scope of an Experimental Oil Spill in
Pack Ice in Halifax, Canada, November 1-2, 2005
Mr. Steve Potter, S.L. Ross Environmental
Research, Ltd. and Mr. David Dickins, DF Dickins and Associates
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