Interactive Oil Spill Management, Operation and Administration System
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https://doi.org/10.29019/eidos.v17i23.1287Keywords:
Oil Spill, Management, Decision Support System, Geomatic System DesignAbstract
This paper presents an oil spill management system
that is interactive and real-time. The system uses geo-
database and application development modules that
are integrated with internet communication systems. It
is designed to cover all stages of oil spill management,
including before, during, and after an accident. The
system can be linked with various satellites, airborne
monitoring systems, and ground devices through
communication systems to facilitate oil spill early
warning, situational analysis, risk analysis, damage
analysis, monitoring, and management in real-time. The
components of the system include a database, central
repository, disaster models, command and control,
and communication schemes. This paper illustrates the
conjunction of computer software and hardware with a
variety of models and technologies for real-time oil spill
monitoring and management.
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