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Volunteers and oil spills - a technical perspective (2011)

Volunteers and oil spills - a technical perspective (2011)

…Many oil spill cases around the world have experienced significant volunteer turnouts. One of the most recent was the HEBEI SPIRIT incident in South Korea in 2007, where 10,500 tonnes of crude oil were spilled, 400km of…

Oil spills from floating production & storage craft: Contingency & response considerations (2006)

Oil spills from floating production & storage craft: Contingency & response considerations (2006)

As exploitation of undersea oil moves further offshore floating production and storage systems offer a cost-effective alternative to conventional fixed platforms and seabed pipelines. Floating

Oil spills in ports (2006)

Oil spills in ports (2006)

…Whilst large oil spills arising from shipping accidents often make dramatic news, most oil spills are small and originate in or near ports. ITOPF oil spill statistics for tankers, for instance, reveal that 80% of all…

Termination of shoreline cleanup - a technical perspective (2002)

Termination of shoreline cleanup - a technical perspective (2002)

… on a shoreline when trying to decide the degree of cleaning which should be carried out after an oil spill and the methods that should be used. Priorities need to be set depending on the use and environmental…

Persistent vs. non-persistent oils: What you need to know (2001)

Persistent vs. non-persistent oils: What you need to know (2001)

…The concept of persistence in relation to oil spills probably originated after the Torrey Canyon incident in 1967. This is when discussions first arose regarding various new measures to protect the marine environment…

A review of the problems posed by spills of heavy fuel oils (2001)

A review of the problems posed by spills of heavy fuel oils (2001)

… selection of more effective response techniques and equipment, and for the development of improved spill response management and contingency planning

Management and work force requirements for effective shoreline cleaning operations (2000)

Management and work force requirements for effective shoreline cleaning operations (2000)

…Based on ITOPF's extensive experience of spill clean-up around the world and quantitative data from recent spills in the UK, France, Turkey and Argentina, the paper will examine the wide range of technical,…

New directions in marine pollution control (1999)

New directions in marine pollution control (1999)

…The paper begins by examining the incidence of major marine oil spills from tankers and other types of ships before describing the potential for controlling the resulting pollution.

When should clean-up operations be brought to a close - How clean is clean? (1998)

When should clean-up operations be brought to a close - How clean is clean? (1998)

…At the outset of a major oil spill, it is hard to imagine how shorelines inundated with the thick black pollutant will ever be cleaned or that they will ever return to their original condition. Two facts are known as a…

Trends in oil spills from tankers and ITOPF non-tanker attended Incidents (2012)

Trends in oil spills from tankers and ITOPF non-tanker attended Incidents (2012)

…This paper examines trends in tanker oil spills worldwide over a 20 year period from 1992 to 2011 and analyses potential influences on spill volumes and frequencies for incidents in the spill size groups 7-700 tonnes…