A response information system for chemical spills (RISC) in Moreton Bay.

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Barker, Tim

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TextPublication details: [Brisbane, Qld. : Dept of Lands, 199-?]Description: [10] pSubject(s):

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Subject: Fundamental to the need for improved approaches to environmental accident management in Australian coastal management is the requirement for reliable, current and easily accessible information for decision making. The proposed Response Information System for Chemical Spills (RISC) is a spatial information system integrated with a chemical projectory model to predict the flow and movement of chemical (including oil) in any given hydrological and meteorological conditions

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Fundamental to the need for improved approaches to environmental accident management in Australian coastal management is the requirement for reliable, current and easily accessible information for decision making. The proposed Response Information System for Chemical Spills (RISC) is a spatial information system integrated with a chemical projectory model to predict the flow and movement of chemical (including oil) in any given hydrological and meteorological conditions

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