11 Applications of an Oil Drift and Fate Model for Fairway Design
413
Dick S, Kleine E, Müller-Navarra S (2001) The operational circulation model of BSH (BSH cmod).
Model description and validation. Berichte des Bundesamtes für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie 29/2001. Hamburg, Germany, 48 pp
Dietze H, Kriest I (2012) Cs-137 off Fukushima Dai-ichi, Japan—model based estimates of dilution and fate. Ocean Sci 8:319–332
Dippner JW (1984) Ein Strömungs- und Öldriftmodel für die Deutsche Bucht. Veröff Inst Meeresforsch Bremerhaven, Suppl B8, 188 pp
Drozdowski A, Nudds S, Hannah CG, Niu H, Peterson IK, Perrie WA WA (2011) Review of
oil spill trajectory modelling in the presence of ice. Canadian Technical Report of Hydrography and Ocean Sciences 274. Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 84 pp. http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/
Library/344774.pdf
Edgell N (1994) The Braer tanker incident—some lessons from the Shetland Islands. Mar Pollut
Bull 29:361–367
Evans JJ, Marlow P (1990) Quantitative methods in maritime economics, 2nd ed. Fairplay Publications, Coulsdon
Fay JA (1969) The spread of oil slicks on a calm sea. In: Hoult DP (ed) Oil on the sea, pp 53–63
Fay JA (1971) Physical processes in the spread of oil on a water surface. In: Proceedings of
joint conference on prevention and control of oil spills, USA, Washington, DC, June 15–17,
pp 463–467
Fingas MF (ed) (2011) Oil spill science and technology. Prevention, response and cleanup. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1156 pp
Forrester WD (1971) Distribution of suspended oil particles following the grounding of the tanker
Arrow. J Mar Res 29:151–170
Funkquist L (2001) HIROMB: an operational eddy-resolving model for the Baltic Sea. Bull Mar
Inst Gda´ nsk 28:7–16
Hela I (1952) Drift currents and permanent flow. Commentationes physico-mathematicae, vol XVI.
Societas Scientarium Fennica, Helsinki, 14, 27 pp
Hibler WD III (1979) A dynamic thermodynamic sea ice model. J Phys Oceanogr 9:817–846
Höglund A, Meier HEM (2012) Environmentally safe areas and routes in the Baltic Proper using
Eulerian tracers. Mar Pollut Bull 64:1375–1385
Janeiro J, Martins F, Relvas P (2012) Towards the development of an operational tool for oil spills
management in the Algarve coast. J Coast Conserv 16:449–460
Jerneloev A (2010) The threats from oil spills: now, then, and in the future. Ambio 39:353–366
Johansen Ø (1982) Drift of submerged oil at sea. Continental Shelf Institute Report P 319/1 Trondheim, 51 pp
Johansen Ø et al (2005) Simulations of oil drift and spreading and oil spill response analysis. Arctic
Operational Platform project (ARCOP)
Kleine E (1994) Das operationelle Modell des BSH für Nordsee und Ostsee, Konzeption und Übersicht. Bundesamt für Seeschifffart und Hydrographie, 126 pp (in German)
Keramitsoglou I, Cartalis C, Kassomenos P (2003) Decision support system for managing oil spill
events. Environ Manag 32:290–298
Kjelsson J, Döös K (2012) Surface drifters and model trajectories in the Baltic Sea. Boreal Environ
Res 17:447–459
Larsen J, Høyer JL, She J (2007) Validation of a hybrid optimal interpolation and Kalman filter
scheme of sea surface temperature assimilation. J Mar Syst 65:122–133
Leibovich S (1975) A natural limit to the containment and removal of oil spills at sea. Ocean Eng
3:29–36
Leppäranta M (2010) The drift of sea ice. Springer Praxis, Berlin, 266 pp
Liu Y, Zhu J, She J, Zhuang S, Fu W, Gao J (2009) Assimilating temperature and salinity profile
observations using an anisotropic recursive filter in a coastal ocean model. Ocean Model 30:75–
87
Lo HK, McCord MR (1995) Routing through dynamic ocean currents—general heuristics and
empirical results in the Gulf-stream region. Transp Res, Part B, Methodol 29:109–124
413
Dick S, Kleine E, Müller-Navarra S (2001) The operational circulation model of BSH (BSH cmod).
Model description and validation. Berichte des Bundesamtes für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie 29/2001. Hamburg, Germany, 48 pp
Dietze H, Kriest I (2012) Cs-137 off Fukushima Dai-ichi, Japan—model based estimates of dilution and fate. Ocean Sci 8:319–332
Dippner JW (1984) Ein Strömungs- und Öldriftmodel für die Deutsche Bucht. Veröff Inst Meeresforsch Bremerhaven, Suppl B8, 188 pp
Drozdowski A, Nudds S, Hannah CG, Niu H, Peterson IK, Perrie WA WA (2011) Review of
oil spill trajectory modelling in the presence of ice. Canadian Technical Report of Hydrography and Ocean Sciences 274. Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 84 pp. http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/
Library/344774.pdf
Edgell N (1994) The Braer tanker incident—some lessons from the Shetland Islands. Mar Pollut
Bull 29:361–367
Evans JJ, Marlow P (1990) Quantitative methods in maritime economics, 2nd ed. Fairplay Publications, Coulsdon
Fay JA (1969) The spread of oil slicks on a calm sea. In: Hoult DP (ed) Oil on the sea, pp 53–63
Fay JA (1971) Physical processes in the spread of oil on a water surface. In: Proceedings of
joint conference on prevention and control of oil spills, USA, Washington, DC, June 15–17,
pp 463–467
Fingas MF (ed) (2011) Oil spill science and technology. Prevention, response and cleanup. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1156 pp
Forrester WD (1971) Distribution of suspended oil particles following the grounding of the tanker
Arrow. J Mar Res 29:151–170
Funkquist L (2001) HIROMB: an operational eddy-resolving model for the Baltic Sea. Bull Mar
Inst Gda´ nsk 28:7–16
Hela I (1952) Drift currents and permanent flow. Commentationes physico-mathematicae, vol XVI.
Societas Scientarium Fennica, Helsinki, 14, 27 pp
Hibler WD III (1979) A dynamic thermodynamic sea ice model. J Phys Oceanogr 9:817–846
Höglund A, Meier HEM (2012) Environmentally safe areas and routes in the Baltic Proper using
Eulerian tracers. Mar Pollut Bull 64:1375–1385
Janeiro J, Martins F, Relvas P (2012) Towards the development of an operational tool for oil spills
management in the Algarve coast. J Coast Conserv 16:449–460
Jerneloev A (2010) The threats from oil spills: now, then, and in the future. Ambio 39:353–366
Johansen Ø (1982) Drift of submerged oil at sea. Continental Shelf Institute Report P 319/1 Trondheim, 51 pp
Johansen Ø et al (2005) Simulations of oil drift and spreading and oil spill response analysis. Arctic
Operational Platform project (ARCOP)
Kleine E (1994) Das operationelle Modell des BSH für Nordsee und Ostsee, Konzeption und Übersicht. Bundesamt für Seeschifffart und Hydrographie, 126 pp (in German)
Keramitsoglou I, Cartalis C, Kassomenos P (2003) Decision support system for managing oil spill
events. Environ Manag 32:290–298
Kjelsson J, Döös K (2012) Surface drifters and model trajectories in the Baltic Sea. Boreal Environ
Res 17:447–459
Larsen J, Høyer JL, She J (2007) Validation of a hybrid optimal interpolation and Kalman filter
scheme of sea surface temperature assimilation. J Mar Syst 65:122–133
Leibovich S (1975) A natural limit to the containment and removal of oil spills at sea. Ocean Eng
3:29–36
Leppäranta M (2010) The drift of sea ice. Springer Praxis, Berlin, 266 pp
Liu Y, Zhu J, She J, Zhuang S, Fu W, Gao J (2009) Assimilating temperature and salinity profile
observations using an anisotropic recursive filter in a coastal ocean model. Ocean Model 30:75–
87
Lo HK, McCord MR (1995) Routing through dynamic ocean currents—general heuristics and
empirical results in the Gulf-stream region. Transp Res, Part B, Methodol 29:109–124