About This Journal
The goals of the IOSC remain much as they were in 1969: ". . . to delineate the overall dimensions of the oil spills problem, explore the present state of the art of prevention and control of oil spills, and review the relevant research and development efforts of government and private industry, both here and abroad"....Read more about the Journal
False Confidence and Time-Series Statistics in Oil Spill Injury Assessments
The Impact of Oil Properties on Seawater-in-Oil Emulsion Formation: A Mesocosm Flume Tank Investigation
Challenges and lessons learned during a wildlife response after an oil spill of national significance in Peru
Understanding culture in the context of emergencies: A step towards a more effective international spill response
SYMBIOSES: A Modular Framework to Assess Oil Spill Impacts on Commercial Fish Stocks
The Canadian Oil Spill Shoreline Research Program: Establishing a Baseline Dataset for the Marine Coast of Northern British Columbia
Dispersant technical information sheets - compressing multifaceted toxicity and effectiveness data into a palatable form
U.S. Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay: Response to Rail Incidents Planning Project
False Confidence and Time-Series Statistics in Oil Spill Injury Assessments
The Impact of Oil Properties on Seawater-in-Oil Emulsion Formation: A Mesocosm Flume Tank Investigation
Features & Information
The International Oil Spill Conference (IOSC) provides a vital forum for professionals from the international spill response community, private sector, government, and non-governmental organizations to come together to tackle the greatest challenges facing us with sound science, practical innovation, social engineering, global research, and imagination.
The next IOSC will be May 13-16, 2024 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Occasionally IOSC has commissioned technical reports outside the normal IOSC conference timelines. They are available here.
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