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A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO OIL SPILL STATISTICS

J. W. Devanney, Robert Stewart

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The purpose of the analysis described in this report is to utilize past spill experience to generate estimates of the likelihood of spillage by number and size of individual spill for a range of hypothetical offshore petroleum developments on the Atlantic and Gulf of Alaska continental shelf.

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The purpose of the analysis described in this report is to utilize past spill experience to generate estimates of the likelihood of spillage by number and size of individual spill for a range of hypothetical offshore petroleum developments on the Atlantic and Gulf of Alaska continental shelf.

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The purpose of the analysis described in this report is to utilize past spill experience to generate estimates of the likelihood of spillage by number and size of individual spill for a range of hypothetical offshore petroleum developments on the Atlantic and Gulf of Alaska continental shelf.

Key concepts: Spillage, Oil spill, Submarine pipeline, Petroleum, Continental shelf, Range (aeronautics), Environmental science, Oceanography

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