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Evaluation of the Ross Sea shores using the oil spill persistence index to determine risk areas in the event of an oil spill
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K013_1981_1982_NZ_3
Summary
Abstract:
The coastal characteristics of the Ross Sea shores was evaluated using the philosophy of the 'Oil Spill Persistence Index', established for low and temperate latitudes, to determine risk areas in the event of an oil spill in Antarctica. Observations were made to confirm the utility of distinguishing 4-5 major types of coast: a) bold, bare rocky coasts with generally high cliffs, b) beaches mostly ...
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Start Date:
1982-01-07
Stop Date:
1982-02-12
Start Date:
1982-12-27
Stop Date:
1983-02-19
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The Antarctica New Zealand Logistics reports contain the following:
1982-1983 Figure 3: Following the completion of field work in 1983 'sensitivity' and.or coastal category maps are now in preparation for the shaded area of the Ross Sea Region. Individual map titles follow those of the NZMS 166 sheets. Figure 4: Coastal categories of the Ross Sea Region simplified ... ![]() Data Set Progress
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Publications/References
Gregory, M.R. Ross Sea hydrocarbon prospects and the IXTOX 1 oil blowout, Campeche Bay, Gulf of Mexico: comparisons and lessons. New Zealand Antarctic record 4(2): 40-44, 1982.
Gregory, M.R. Kirk, R.M. Possible environmental consequences of, and planning for, hydrocarbon spills in the Ross Sea, Antarctica: application of an oil spill sensitivity index. New Zealand Antarctic record ... ![]() Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2008-10-07
Last DIF Revision Date:
2009-02-13
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