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- Title
South Baltic Oil Spill Response Project (SBOIL)—Development and Implementation of Models of Drift and Fall Trajectories of Biogenic Oil Binders.
- Authors
Saathoff, Fokke; Siewert, Marcus; Przywarty, Marcin; Bilewski, Mateusz; Muczyński, Bartosz; Perkovic, Marko; Gucma, Lucjan
- Abstract
This paper presents the methodology, assumptions, and functionalities of an application developed during the realization of the project "South Baltic Oil Spill Response through Clean-up with Biogenic Oil Binders" (SBOIL). The SBOIL project is a continuation of the BioBind project, the primary goal of which was to develop and deploy an oil recovery system designed for use in coastal waters and adverse weather conditions. The goal of the SBOIL project was to use this new technology to improve the current response capabilities for cross-border oil spills. The developed application allows for the determination of the position of an aircraft at the time of dropping the oil binders, the determination of the oil binders' position after falling in terms of a specific aircraft's position, the determination of the position of oil binders after a certain time in order to plan the action of recovering it from the water surface, and the determination of the time when the binders will be in their assumed position.
- Subjects
OIL spills; OIL spill cleanup; TERRITORIAL waters; MARINE pollution; WEATHER; WATER use; PETROLEUM; SYSTEMS design
- Publication
Sustainability (2071-1050), 2021, Vol 13, Issue 17, p9889
- ISSN
2071-1050
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3390/su13179889