College Station / New Orleans / Bethesda / Abbeville / Miami / Anchorage / Research Group / /
Company
C. P. McIntyre S. P. / B. A. S. / Exxon / /
Country
Netherlands / United States / / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
University of Georgia / Texas A&M University / Northern Gulf Institute / National Institute / University of North Carolina / University of Mississippi / Stennis Space Center / Chapel Hill / Deepwater Horizon wellhead / University of Southern Mississippi / /
IndustryTerm
subsurface oil‐rich layer / wellhead site / oil components / oil rig / released oil / chemical oxidation / dispersed oil / chemical and biological processes / oil release / oil spill risk / subsurface oil / pelagic deep ocean oil spill / surface oil / heavy fuel oil‐degrading / oil spill / chemical nature / chemical analyses / oil / oil and gas blowout / oil plume / chemical observations / chemical components / gas hydrate research / Crude oil / indigenous oil / oil sorbent materials / dissolved subsurface oil / oil particles / chemical dispersant / oil‐exposed pink salmon / dispersed oil plumes / chemicals / Gas chromatography/mass spectrometry / dispersed crude oil / /
Movie
A. D. / /
NaturalFeature
Gulf of Mexico / /
Organization
National Research Council / University of Georgia / Athens / Northern Gulf Institute / Department of Marine Science / U.S. National Science Foundation / Department of Marine Sciences / University of Mississippi / U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / American Geophysical Union / University of Southern Mississippi / Stennis Space Center / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / Texas A&M University / National Institute for Undersea Science and Technology / /
Person
T. J. Jackson / T. L. Wade / Van Mooy / C. W. Yeung / Oceanics Niskin / N. Guinasso / M. L. Larsen / /
GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, VOL. 37, L20602, doi:[removed]2010GL045046, 2010 Characterization of subsurface polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons at the Deepwater Horizon site Arne‐R. Diercks,1,2 Raymond C. Highsmith,2 Ve