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Appendix C: Potential Improvements to the USCG Inland ERSP Calculator
Appendix C: Potential Improvements to the USCG Inland ERSP Calculator
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With the channel dimensions, one can determine channel flow speed. Assuming a limited area of application data from the various sources noted above, the model could apply simple conservation of water mass principles to determine the flow fields in the area of interest.
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Appendix C FIGURE C.1 MARACOOS OceansMap web site map, displaying model predictions for 1 August 2022 for the Northeast coast of the U.S., using the NERACOOS (Northeast Regional Coastal Ocean Observing System) Gulf of Maine FVCOM model.
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for the Mississippi River at Vicksburg, MS from the USGS. As an alternative to using the current version of the USCG Inland ERSP Calculator, an oil spill model could be applied locally using input from the above flow model and specifications of the spill release rate, duration, and oil type to predict the oil spill transport and fate.
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Numerical Modeling of Oil Containment by a Boom/Barrier System: Phase III. Final Technical Report.
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