Spill Science & Technology Bulletin

Spill Science & Technology Bulletin, Vol.7, No.5-6 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 1353-2561 (Print)

In this Issue (19 articles)

183 - 184	The role of the private sector in homeland defense Usher D
185 - 188	Atle B. Nordvik Nordvik AB
189 - 191	Editorial board member Owens EH
197 - 199	Oil in the sea: Inputs, fates, and effects, 2002. National Research Council. National Academy Press, Washington, DC Coleman JM, Baker J, Cooper C, Fingas M, Hunt GL, Kvenvolden KA, McDowell JE, Michel J, Michel RK, Phinney J, Pond R, Rabalais NN, Roesner LA, Spies RB
201 - 213	Experiences in dispersant treatment of experimental oil spills Daling PS, Singsaas I, Reed M, Hansen O
215 - 221	Grounded ship leaves TBT-based antifoulant on the Great Barrier Reef: An overview of the environmental response Marshall P, Christie C, Dobb K, Green A, Haynes D, Brodie J, Michalek-Wagner K, Smith A, Storrie J, Turak E
223 - 228	Field experiments at the Ohmsett facility for a newly designed boom system Wong KFV, Barin E, Lane J
229 - 239	Application of petroleum hydrocarbon chemical fingerprinting in oil spill investigations - Gulf of Suez, Egypt Barakat AO, Mostafa AR, Qian YR, Kennicutt MC
241 - 247	Effectiveness in the laboratory of Corexit 9527 and 9500 in dispersing fresh, weathered, and emulsion of Alaska North Slope crude oil under subarctic conditions Moles A, Holland L, Short J
249 - 255	A numerical model for the confinement of oil spill with floating booms Zhu SP, Strunin D
257 - 278	Experimental tainting of marine fish by three chemically dispersed petroleum products, with comparisons to the Braer oil spill Davis HK, Moffat CF, Shepherd NJ
279 - 288	Drift modeling of cargo containers Daniel P, Jan G, Cabioc'h F, Landau Y, Loiseau E
289 - 297	An analysis of the performance of weir type oil skimmers Topham DR
299 - 308	The baffled flask test for dispersant effectiveness: A round robin evaluation of reproducibility and repeatability Venosa AD, King DW, Sorial GA
309 - 313	Severe effects of low-level oil contamination on wildlife predicted by the corticosterone-stress response: Preliminary data and a research agenda Romero LM, Wikelski M
319 - 320	A simple way to eliminate oils from water Betz M
321 - 321	Environmental remediation estimating methods by Richard R. Rast, PE, ISBN 0-87629-461-1 [Anonymous]
323 - 325	Oil spill training in the United Arab Emirates Kamali T, Barnes S, Nathan S, Coons R
331 - 331	The day they cried over spilled milk [Anonymous]