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ISCO What's New
RECENT INTERESTING PEER-REVIEWED OIL SPILL PUBLICATIONS – 16th May 2022
This is part of a weekly column which provides the references and abstracts of new peer-reviewed scientific publications on oil spills. Contributed by Dr Merv
RECENT INTERESTING PEER-REVIEWED OIL SPILL PUBLICATIONS – 4th April 2022
This is the title of a news series being published in the ISCO Newsletter commencing in Issue 832 (4th April 2022) Contributed by Dr Merv
PUBLICATION IN SPANISH LANGUAGE OF ED LEVINE’S ARTICLE ON COMMUNICATING DURING A RESPONSE
In the Latin America Section of the ISCO website you are now able to read the Spanish translation of Ed Levine’s excellent article: “Communicating Internally
Contributed Articles
Student presentation – Use of a 3-D Fate and Transport Model to estimate “Age-at-Sea”and PAH Depletion of Weathered Oil Slicks
Larissa Montas is a Ph.D. Candidate with the University of Miami’s Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering Department and a Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative’s (GOMRI)
What do we need to know about the changing fuels for our internal combustion engines?
An article from Steve Guy, Spill Response Accreditation Assessor with the ISAS Accreditation Scheme. Steve has many year’s experience working in the Oil Spill Response
Part 1 – Communicating Internally and Externally During a Response: Life’s Lessons Over 32+ Years…
Part One of an Article by Ed Levine, (NOAA, Retired) Neptune, NJ Read Part 2 here Introduction The author has served over 32 years with
Part 2 – Communicating Internally and Externally During a Response: Life’s Lessons Over 32+ Years…
Part Two of an Article by Ed Levine, (NOAA, Retired) Neptune, NJ Read Part 1 here. FUTURE IMPLICATIONS In an attempt to broaden the use
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