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I. C. Ishak et al.
20. Likert R.: A technique for the measurement of attitudes. Arc. Sci. Psychol. 22(140), 55 (1932)
21. Mustafa M., Ariffin M.: Protection of marine biodiversity from pollution: legal strategies in
Malaysia. Int. J. Biosci. Biochem. Bioinform. 1(4), 276 (2011)
22. Moore L.Y., Footitt A.J., Reynolds L.M., Postle M.G.P.J., Flyod T., Virani S.: Sea Empress
cost-benefit project—final report study and development. Environment Agency, Bristol, UK
(1998). see http://www.rpaltd.co.uk/documents/J200-SeaEmpress.pdf
23. Montgomery D.C., Runger G.C.: Applied statistics and probability for engineers. John Wiley
and Sons, New Jersey, United States (2014)
24. Nasri Sissini M., Bernatchez F., Hall-Spencer J., Ghilardi-Lopes N., Carvalho V.F., Schubert
N., Horta P.A.: Brazil oil spill response: Protect rhodolith beds. Science 367(6474): 156–156
(2020)
25. Osuji L.C., Onojake C.M.: Trace heavy metals associated with crude oil: A case study of
Ebocha-8 Oil-spill-polluted site in Niger Delta, Nigeria. Chemistry & biodiversity 1(11), 1708–
1715 (2004)
26. Potters G.: Marine pollution. Bookboon, Ventus, Denmark (2013)
27. Puth M.T., Neuhäuser M., Ruxton G.D.: Effective use of Pearson’s product-moment correlation
coefficient. Anim. Behav. 93, 183–189 (2014)
28. Rodin M., Downs M., Petterson J., Russell J.: Community impacts resulting from the Exxon
Valdez oil spill. Organ. Environ. 6(3), 219–234 (1992)
29. Soares M.O., Teixeira C.E.P., Bezerra L.E.A., Rossi S., Tavares T., Cavalcante R.M.: Brazil oil
spill response: Time for coordination. J. Sci. 367(6474), 155–155 (2020)
30. Sullivan G.M., Artino Jr A.R.: Analyzing and interpreting data from Likert-type scales. J. Grad.
Med. Educ 5(4), 541–542 (2013)
31. Webler T., Lord F.: Planning for the human dimensions of oil spills and spill response. Environ.
Manage. 45(4), 723–738 (2010)
32. Wirtz K.W., Baumberger N., Adam S., Liu X.: Oil spill impacts minimization under uncertainty:
Evaluating contingency simulations of the Prestige accident. Ecol. Econ. 61(2–3), 417–428
(2007)
33. Yender R., Michel J.M., Lord C.: Managing seafood safety after an oil spill. US Department
of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Ocean Service,
Office of Response and Restoration (2002)
34. Zhong Z., You F.: Oil spill response planning with consideration of physicochemical evolution
of the oil slick: A multi-objective optimization approach. Comput. Chem. 35, 1614–1630 (2011)