Chemical Spills and Emergency Management at Sea: Proceedings of the First International Conference o

Prevention/Preparedness for Accidents.- The Prevention of Chemical Spill Incidents.- Contingency Planning.- Risk Analysis.- Risk Analysis for Marine Chemical Spills - A Survey.- Transport Structures of Chemical and Gastanker Cargoes.- The Use of Mathematical Models in Accident Consequence Assessment for Transport of Hazardous Materials at Sea.- The Juxtaposition of Long-Term and Real-Time Oil Spill Modelling.- Emergency Response to Chemical Spills.- Emergency Response to the Release of Chemical Cargoes at Sea.- Regional Policy on Marine Emergency Management.- Policy in the Netherlands with Respect to Response of Chemical Spills.- A Baltic Sea Model of the Response to Chemicals.- Offshore Industry Response to Emergencies.- Integral North Sea Emergency Plan The Coordinated Approach by the Netherlands Government.- Classification of Chemicals for Situation Analysis.- Chemical Emergencies at Sea: The Salvor's Perspective.- Reporting and Communication/Immediate Response.- Reporting and Communication.- Immediate Response in Chemical Accidents.- Communication and Evacuation.- Information Collection/Information Systems.- Hazard Assessment/Decision Making: Collection of Relevant Information.- SEABEL: Hazard Identification and Decision Support System for Chemical Spills at Sea.- The Use of Information Systems for Supporting Decisions on Emergency Response at Sea.- An Analysis of Historical Events During Transshipment of Dangerous Goods in Harbours.- The Community Information System for the Control and Reduction of Pollution by the Spillage of Hydrocarbons and Other Harmful Substances at Sea.- State-of-the-Art Emergency Information Management and Communication at the Chemical Transportation Emergency Center.- Ecological Effects of Chemical Spills.- Evaluation of Environmental Hazards.- Ecological Considerations with Respect to Actions Towards Hazardous Spills.- Analysis of Historical Events.- Experiences and Findings in Connection with the Casualty Involving the Ship CASON.- The Herald of Free Enterprise Accident: The Environmental Perspective.- The Dinoseb Incident 1984.- Lessons to be Learnt from Past Incidents Suggestions from Environmental Organizations.- Decision Making.- Decision Making for Chemical Accidents at Sea.- Decision Making for Emergency Response.- Liability/Assurance.- Liability and Compensation for Damage by Hazardous and Noxious Substances in a Marine Environment.- Compensation for Damage Caused During Transport of Hazardous and Noxious Substances by Sea.- Recovery of Costs - A Liability Insurer's Point of View.- Accidental Pollution of Inland Waterways.- Modelling of Accidental Spills as a Tool for River Management.- Emergency Management Related to the International Rhine Committee.- The Ashland Oil Spill of January 1988 - An EPA Perspective.- Environmental Effects of the January 2, 1988, Diesel Oil Spill into the Monongahela River - Progress Report.- Research and Development.- Latest Results on Oil Spill Combat with ElastolT.M..- Research and Development within CEDRE.- Status Report for the Nordic Research and Development Co-operation Concerning Response to Chemical Accidents.- Sources of Pollution in Indian Ocean - Risk and Management.