The principles of effective post-spill environmental monitoring in marine environments and their application to preparedness assessment

Kirby, Mark F.; Gioia, Rosalinda; Law, Robin

doi:10.1016/j.marpolbul.2014.01.038

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“…To avoid environmental damage caused by HNS spillage, it is necessary to identify the spill source in the shortest time and adopt different methods to quickly cut off the pollution source according to its release mode to reduce the amount of HNS entering the sea (Kirby et al, 2014). The location of ACN spill source can be divided into land tank area, dock port area, and shipping channel.…”

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“…The overall monitoring and assessment score (MPAs) obtained can be used as a tool to assess the monitoring readiness and capacity under specific scenarios and point out areas for improvement (Kirby et al, 2014).…”

Section: Emergency Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although the ocean has considerable ability to assimilate pollutants and can show a high degree of elasticity through recolonisation and recovery, the threat of HNS accidental spills on the ocean is significant and long-term, in terms of both catastrophic release and environmental damage and its unpredictability (Guterman, 2009). Therefore, effective postspill simulation and impact assessment procedures need to be implemented (Kirby et al, 2014). Early maritime accident research methods are very limited, the major methods of which are case studies, descriptive reviews, and probability calculations (Talley et al, 2012;Luo and Shin, 2019).…”

Section: Numerical Simulation and Impact Assessmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Emergency responses to acrylonitrile maritime spills from the perspective of marine ecological protection

Wang

Meng

2022

Front. Mar. Sci.

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The increases in chemical shipping volumes increase the risk of hazardous noxious substances (HNSs) spills at sea. As one of the most frequently transported HNSs, acrylonitrile (ACN) spill incidents occur from time to time. The spilled ACN will have a wide range of short-term and long-term impacts on the marine environment. To reasonably standardise and optimise the emergency response countermeasures for ACN spill and maintain marine ecological health, the marine ecological hazards and physico-chemical behaviours of ACN were summarised. Based on this, the emergency response countermeasures for ACN spill at sea were studied and summarised in five aspects: spill source control, rapid prediction, emergency monitoring, numerical simulation and impact assessment, and elimination of ACN. This review forms a set of systematic emergency response countermeasures for deployment in ACN maritime spill incidents.

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Emergency responses to acrylonitrile maritime spills from the perspective of marine ecological protection

Wang

Meng

2022

Front. Mar. Sci.

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“…Yoo, B., Oh, K., and Baek, J. studied emergency response systems and recovery apparatuses for oil spill accidents in marine environments and provided a developed oil diffusion apparatus to minimize casualties [12]. Kirby, M.F., Gioia, R., and Law, R.J. described eight principles of effective post-spill monitoring programs in marine environments [13]. Kristiansen, S. summarized classic analysis approaches and technologies to monitor marine pollution and predict resulting loss [14].…”

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Game Analysis of International Marine Petroleum Cooperation’s Environmental Governance: The Bohai Gulf Oil Spill

Zhu¹,

He²,

Liu³

et al. 2016

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In this paper, we discuss the economic reasons for overexploitation that led to the Bohai Gulf oil spill, using game theory. Based on the Bohai Gulf incident, we present the causes of ocean international petroleum cooperation, reveal the connection between the interests of Chinese local oil companies and that of a foreign oil company, analyze both sides of the benefit equilibrium between ConocoPhillips China Inc. and the government, and examine the three sides of the dynamic asymmetric game equilibrium among ConocoPhillips China Inc., the government, and societal opinion. The study makes the following conclusions. First, Chinese offshore international petroleum cooperation is inevitable due to China's limited development level in science and technology. Second, Chinese local oil companies and foreign oil companies have formed a community of interests. Third, the two-side dynamic game analysis shows that the punishment for offshore environment pollution is rather low in China. Fourth, the asymmetric evolutionary game model shows that public opinions enhance government supervision, improve punishment for offshore pollution, and significantly increase the cost of excessive development. In addition, our analytical framework can be applied beneficially to the development of other resources, which will provide strategic support for government legislation and international resource management.

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“…One requirement for oil spill preparedness is the capacity to detect oil in the environment and to assess interactions between oil and marine wildlife (Kirby et al 2014). Such abilities are relevant in the event of catastrophic oil spills, but also in detecting the cumulative environmental effects of oil-related activities in a business as usual context.…”

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In situ sampling reveals rapid uptake and depuration of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by surf clams (Paphies subtriangulata) affected by theRenaoil spill

Ross

Fairweather

Culliford

et al. 2016

New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research

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The principles of effective post-spill environmental monitoring in marine environments and their application to preparedness assessment

Cited by 11 publications

References 11 publications

Emergency responses to acrylonitrile maritime spills from the perspective of marine ecological protection

Emergency responses to acrylonitrile maritime spills from the perspective of marine ecological protection

Game Analysis of International Marine Petroleum Cooperation’s Environmental Governance: The Bohai Gulf Oil Spill

In situ sampling reveals rapid uptake and depuration of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons by surf clams (Paphies subtriangulata) affected by theRenaoil spill

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