ADAC IoNS - Readings and Resources
In conjunction with the ADAC IoNS Workshop to be held October 24-25, 2017 in Anchorage, Alaska, please review this Resource List. Some references may appear twice as they apply to more than one topic; others are listed in the General Category.
Literature Review
General
A Current State of Science for Arctic Marine Oil Spill: A Literature Synthesis in support of Arctic-Related Incidents of National Significance Workshop, Oct 2017 here>>
National Academies of Science (NAS), 2014 “Responding to oil spills in the US Arctic marine environment” here>>
Arctic Oil Spilll Research - BSEE funded projects here>>
Recommended Practices for Arctic Oil Spill Prevention, EPPR Arctic Council, 2013 here>>
EPPR RP3 REPORT: Recommended Practices for Arctic Oil Spill Prevention, Oct 2012 here>>
Standardization as a tool for prevention of oil spills in the Arctic: Summary Report, and Full Report. EPPR. Feb 2017 here>>
Summary Report and Recommendations on the Prevention of Marine Oil Pollution in the Arctic, EPPR, 2013 here>>
Guide to Oil Spill Response in Snow and Ice Conditions. EPPR Arctic Council, 2015 here>>
Oil spill response in the Arctic:Norwegian experiences and future perspectives. Marine Policy, June 2014 here>>
Benchmarking of Best Practices for Arctic Shipping. WWF-Canada, 2012 here>>
Arctic Standards: Recommendations on Oil Spill Prevention, Response, and Safety in the U.S. Arctic Ocean. Pew Charitable Trusts, 2013 here>>
Arctic Council Open Access Repository: Guide to Oil Spill Response in Snow and Ice Conditions in the Arctic. EPPR, 2015 here>>
Oil Spills in Arctic Waters: An Introduction and Inventory of Research Activities and USARC Recommendations, Nov 2012 here>>
Spill Response in the Arctic Offshore. American Petroleum Institute and the Joint Industry Programme on Oil Spill Recovery in Ice, 2012 here>>
Arctic Oil Spill Response Technology Joint Industry Programme Synthesis Report. Arctic Response Technology, 2017 here>>
Arctic Council Status on Implementation of the "Framework Plan for Cooperation on Prevention of Oil Pollution from Petroleum and Maritime Activities in the Marine Areas of the Arctic" EPPR 2017 here>>
List of Research Projects, Arctic Response Technology oil spill preparedness - JIP here>>
ADAC's: Arctic-Related Incidents of National Significance Workshop. Report: Arctic-Related Incidents of National Significance Workshop on Maritime Mass Rescue Operations, 2016 here>>
ADAC's: Arctic 2030+ Projecting Challenges and Capability Gaps "Needs of the North", May 2017 here>>
Logistical Support of the Response
Agreement on Cooperation on Marine Oil Pollution Preparedness and Response in the Arctic (MOSPA) here>>
Analysis of the Adequacy and Effectiveness of Existing Arrangements and Agreements, Developed by EPPR The Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response Working Group of the Arctic Council, August 2000 here>>
Arctic Council Status on Implementation of the "Framework Plan for Cooperation on Prevention of Oil Pollution from Petroleum and Maritime Activities in the Marine Areas of the Arctic" EPPR 2017 here>>
Oil Spill Response Capacity in Nunavut and the Beaufort Sea. WWF-Canada, 1986 here>>
Logistical Support for the Responders
Agreement on Coopeartion on Marine Oil Pollution Preparedness and Response in the Arctic (MOSPA) here>>
Analysis of the Adequacy and Effectiveness of Existing Arrangements and Agreements, Developed by EPPR The Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response Working Group of the Arctic Council, August 2000 here>>
Oil Spill Response Capacity in Nunavut and the Beaufort Sea. WWF-Canada, 1986 here>>
Response Techniques: Dispersant Use
CRRC's State-of-the-Science of knowns and uncertainties about the Efficacy and Effectiveness of dispersants and dispersed oil as it applies to their use in Arctic waters here>>
CRRC's State-of-the-Science of knowns and uncertainties about the Physical Transport and Chemical Behavior of dispersants and dispersed oil as it applies to their use in Arctic Waters here>>
FINAL DOCUMENT: State-of-the-Science of knowns and uncertainties about the Degradation and Fate of dispersants and dispersed oil as it applies to their use in Arctic Waters here>>
CRRC's State-of-the-Science of knowns and uncertainties about the Eco-Toxicity and Sublethal Impacts of dispersants and dispersed oil as it applies to theur use in Arctic Waters here>>
Fate of Dispersed Oil under Ice, Arctic Response Technology, 2015 here>>
Dispersant Testing Under Realistic Conditions, Arctic Response Technology, 2015 here>>
Response Techniques: In-situ Burning
Arctic Spill Response Database Query Tool; User Guide. EPPR, Feb 2017 here>>
In Situ Burning of Oil in Ice - Affected Waters - State of Knowledge, Arctic Response Technology here>>
In Situ Burning of Oil in Ice - Herders Fate, Effects, and Window-of-Opportunity, Arctic Response Technology, 2017 here>>
In Situ Burning of Oil in Ice - Development of Aerial Ignition Systems for In Situ Burn Operations, Arctic Response Technology here>>
Field Research Using Herders to Advance In Situ Burning, Arctic Response Technology, 2017 here>>
Detection, Tracking and Modeling of Oil
Sea Ice Model Developments in View of Oil Spill Forecasting, Arctic Response Technology - Joint Industry Programme (2016) here>>
Remote Sensing Guide to Oil Spill Detection in Ice-Covered Waters. Arctic Response Technology-Joint Industry Programme 2016 here>>
Arctic Spill Response Database Query Tool; User Guide. EPPR, Feb 2017 here>>
Review of Oil Spill Trajectory Modelling in the Presence of Ice, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Fisheries and Ocean Canada, 2011 here>>
Validation of Oil Spill Transport and Fate Modeling in Arctic Ice, French McCay et al., Arctic Science, 2017 here>>
Modeling oil weathering and transport in sea ice. Afenyo et al., Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2016 here>>
Degradation and Fate of Oil
Behavior of oil and other hazardous and noxious substances (HNS) spoilled in Arctic waters (BoHaSA). SINTEF 2011 here>>
Arctic Spill Response Database Query Tool; User Guide. EPPR, Feb 2017 here>>
Fate of Dispersed Oil under Ice, Arctic Response Technology, 2015 here>>
Questions? Please contact kathy.mandsager@unh.edu