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Title: Evaluation of Oil Remaining in the Intertidal from EVOS 01543
Project Year and Number: 2001: 01543
Other Fiscal Years and Numbers for this Project: 2002: 02543
Principal Investigator (PI): Jeff Short (NOAA )
Managing Agency: NOAA
Assisting Personnel: Pat Harris, Mandy Lindeberg, Jacek Maselko, Jerome Pella, Jeep Rice
Research Location: Prince William Sound, Gulf of Alaska
Restoration Category: Research
Injured Resources Addressed: Intertidal Organisms, Sediments
Abstract: This project will assess the amount of oil remaining from the oil spill on shorelines within Prince William Sound. FY 01 funding will be requested in two phases. Phase 1 (Oct.-Nov.) produced a sampling design. Phase 2 (Dec.-Sept.) will intensively sample a stratified random sample of shoreline for surface and subsurface oil to estimate length of oiled shoreline, area and volume of oiled sediment, and volume of oil. Approximately 8 kilometers will be sampled by digging more than 8,000 pits to discover and quantify subsurface oil.Proposal: View (320 KB)
Reports:
Final Report: See Project 02543
Publications from this Project: None Available