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City Trondheim / / Company BP / Total / FLIR systems / C-CORE / North Caspian Operating Company / ConocoPhillips / Statoil / Eni / Shell / Chevron / ExxonMobil / / Country Sweden / Canada / Svalbard and Jan Mayen / / Facility Polar Ocean Services/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute / / IndustryTerm variables involving oil type / technology assessment report / large oil slicks / technology assessment phase / light level camera technologies / radar systems / thin oil layers / Chemical herders / remote sensing technologies / Oil spill trajectory modelling / dispersed oil / spill response technologies / spilled oil / oil and gas / arctic oil spill response research / oil spill response technology / oil / Surface-based systems / technology assessment / remote sensing systems / Oil spill detection / oil and gas industry / arctic technology / Satellite systems / phase technology assessment / ship-borne and on-ice detection technologies / Aerial ignition systems / arctic oil spills / oil slick detection / oil spills / surface systems / fixed detection technologies / arctic oil spill capabilities / oil sheen / arctic oil spill response / / MusicGroup IR / Marine / / Organization International Association of Oil and Gas Producers / Polar Ocean Services/Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute / / Person Tony Parkin / Joseph Mullin / Phil Dyer / David Sweeten / / Position JIP Head of Communications / Manager / scientist / PERSONNEL Chair / Co-Chair / BP Co-Chair / / RadioStation CORE / / SportsLeague International Association / / Technology remote sensing / on-ice detection technologies / remote sensing technologies / low light level camera technologies / spill response technologies / fixed detection technologies / Ground penetrating radar / digital cameras / oil spill response technology / /
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OIL SPILL DETECTION AND MAPPING IN LOW VISIBILITY AND ICE PROJECT 5 Accurate oil slick detection and mapping are particularly important for arctic spills as oil may be hidden from view under snow and ice during periods o