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ITOPF presents at online workshop for the Mexican Navy

ITOPF presents at online workshop for the Mexican Navy

… for the Mexican Navy ITOPF participated in a virtual workshop on claims and compensation for oil spills from ships and oil platforms organised by the Mexican Navy from 6th-8th July. Angela Pinzón presented…

Visiting Professor at World Maritime University, Malmo, Sweden, 14-16 June 2015

Dr Mark Whittington will be giving a number of lectures to students at WMU

Fate of Oil Spills

… When oil is spilled at sea it normally spreads out and moves on the sea surface with wind and current while undergoing a number of chemical and physical changes. These processes are collectively termed weathering and…

Winner 2019

…EF, 2019 R&D Award Winner A one year study to document the weathering properties and behaviour of LSFOs when spilled at sea. The winner of the 8th annual ITOPF R&D Award is the Norwegian research organisation,…

Cold weather course 2016, Canada, 1-5 February 2016

David Campion will be taking part in OSRL's cold weather course

Response To Marine Oil Spills

Response To Marine Oil Spills

…A comprehensive review of the problems posed by marine oil spills and available response measures, published 2012. Available for purchase.

ITOPF Response to Marine Oil Spills Series - Trailer

ITOPF Response to Marine Oil Spills Series - Trailer

…This three minute trailer introduces the forthcoming series of seven films from ITOPF focusing on oil spills.

Weathering

… two chronological categories in terms of when their effect is most significant: Early stage of a spill: spreading, evaporation, dispersion, emulsification and dissolution Later stage of a spill:…

Partnerships

… bodies and national governments and their agencies to promote effective response to marine spills of oil, chemicals and HNS.   These partnerships form part of the International response…