OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT

SOFTWARE

A MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TOOL

OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT

Management of

Environmental

Accidents

WE HAVE A DEFINED PROCESS AND CONSIDER FOUR PRIMARY FACTORS AT VARYING

POINTS WHEN SELECTING RESPONSE TOOLS:

FEASIBILITY: WHICH TOOLS CAN BE

REALISTICALLY AND

SAFELY USED?

REGULATIONS: WHICH TOOLS ARE

ADDRESSED IN THE

REGULATORY

FRAMEWORK?

EFFECTIVENESS:WHICH TOOLS WILL

ACHIEVE THE DESIRED

RESULTS?

NET ENVIRONMENTALBENEFIT ANALYSIS:

WHICH TOOLS WILL MINIMIZE

IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT

AND THE COMMUNITY?

FACTO

RS

NET ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFIT ANALYSIS

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Oil Spill Simulation

• Features

– Intelligent database access

– Access to simulations and weather

forecasts (real time)

– Integrated environment and easy

navigation to aid decision taking.

OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT

Software Design

• Simulation Subsystem

• Database Subsystem

• Visualization Subsystem

• GUI subsystem

INPUTS TO THE PROJECT

• Model

– GNOME, MIKE, OSCAR, university.

• Treatment Technologies

– Barriers, chemical, biological, natural degradation,

• Sensors.

– Radar, drones, bouy, satellite,

• Oceanographic Vehicles

– ROV, AUV (Autonomous underwater vehicles), ASV (autonomous surface vehicles)

• Database

– Metocean (govt agency), Oil quality (Petrobras)

Prototype

Fleet

Mobilization

Treatment

Oil Spill

Trajectory

Meteodata

Environmentally

Sensitive

Areas

Procedures

Reports

Recomendations

PROTOTYPE