Oil Spill Monitoring Articles

Northern Ireland Water operate a number of potable water plants around Lough Erne and the River Derg, these waterways are extremely popular with tourists and are used for pleasure crafts of various sizes, from jetskis to fully fitted 6 berth cruisers. These watercraft create an ongoing risk of floating oil from poorly maintained engines, as the watercraft have access to within 10 metres of the ...

Oct. 18, 2011

By Partech (Electronics) Ltd.

This technical note discusses some of the key offshore applications for oil-on-water monitoring and thickness detection. Leakwise systems have over 18 years of experience supplying reliable monitoring to major petroleum and power companies in offshore and onshore applications. Designed for Marine Applications The Leakwise ID-227 wired and ID-227WL wireless systems ...

Aug. 1, 2010

By GE Analytical Instruments

DURATION: 1990 onwards DESCRIPTION: SEAWATCH Norway, which is a continuation of SEAWATCH Europe in Norwegian waters, focuses on developing new technologies, special applications and sensors. One of the buoys is specifically reserved for testing new technologies and is located nearby Fugro premises. Users of the services include: ...

Mar. 31, 2009

By Fugro OCEANOR AS

The Counter Pollution Branch of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has a duty to respond to chemical spills in UK waters. Spill models are important tools to enable effective spill management and ...

Aug. 27, 2007

By Ricardo-AEA