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Research article
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29 Nov 2011
Research article |
| 29 Nov 2011
Usefulness of high resolution coastal models for operational oil spill forecast: the "Full City" accident
G. Broström
Norwegian Meteorological Institute (met.no), Norway
A. Carrasco
Norwegian Meteorological Institute (met.no), Norway
L. R. Hole
Norwegian Meteorological Institute (met.no), Norway
S. Dick
Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH), Germany
F. Janssen
Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH), Germany
J. Mattsson
Danish Maritime Safety Administration (DAMSA), Denmark
S. Berger
The Norwegian Coastal Administration (NCA), Norway
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