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Key contact numbers
- Report oiled shoreline or request volunteer information: (866) 448-5816
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WHAT: The R/V Ocean Veritas will depart Port Fourchon, La., to conduct near-shore, sub-surface monitoring operations off the coast of Louisiana. This mission is part of the comprehensive subsurface oil monitoring effort being carried out by the Unified Area Command in the Gulf of Mexico as part of the ongoing response to the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Federal On Scene Coordinator Coast Guard Rear Adm. Paul Zukunft and senior members of the science team will be available to answer questions from credentialed media concerning the upcoming operations and the overall monitoring program. Availability to board the vessel is dependent on operations in preparation for departure.
WHERE: Port Fourchon next to the R/V Ocean Veritas.
WHEN: Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. CDT.
WHO: Coast Guard Rear Adm. Paul Zukunft, Federal On Scene Coordinator, Ian Heartwell, NOAA Chief Scientist for the research cruise and Captain Perry Rosenthall operator of the R/V Ocean Veritas.
CONTACT: For questions on this event, please contact the Joint Information Center at (713) 323-1670.
NOTE: For safety reasons, participants should wear long trousers, shirts with sleeves and closed-toed shoes in the event the vessel is available to board.
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September 16, 2010 by
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GRAND ISLE, La.- NOAA scientist Sam Walker explains the capabilities and techniques the crew of the NOAA ship Pisces use to conduct sub-surface oil monitoring operations near Grand Isle, La., Sept 14, 2010. Several different techniques to monitor and track sub-surface oil remnants from the spill are being used off the coast of Louisiana. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith
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August 28, 2010 by
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Saturday, August 21 Statistics
RESPONSE VESSELS
Vessels of Opportunity: 1,406
Barges: 511
Skimmers: 835
Other Vessels: 1,623
Total active response vessels: 4,375
Aircraft: 72
BOOM DATA
Boom deployed: more than 2.3 million feet
Boom staged: more than 1.3 million feet
Total boom: more than 3.6 million feet
OIL RECOVERED
Oily water recovered: over 34.7 million gallons
Amount estimated burned: 11.1 million gallons
Oil recovered at the source over last 24hrs: 0 gallons
DISPERSANTS
Surface dispersant used: 1,072,514 gallons
Subsea dispersant used: 771,272 gallons
Total dispersant used: 1,843,786 gallons
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
Overall personnel responding: 29,621 personnel responding
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August 28, 2010 by
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Monday, August 23 Statistics
RESPONSE VESSELS
Vessels of Opportunity: 1,406
Barges: 511
Skimmers: 835
Other Vessels: 1,623
Total active response vessels: 4,375
Aircraft: 72
BOOM DATA
Boom deployed: more than 2.3 million feet
Boom staged: more than 1.3 million feet
Total boom: more than 3.6 million feet
OIL RECOVERED
Oily water recovered: over 34.7 million gallons
Amount estimated burned: 11.1 million gallons
Oil recovered at the source over last 24hrs: 0 gallons
DISPERSANTS
Surface dispersant used: 1,072,514 gallons
Subsea dispersant used: 771,272 gallons
Total dispersant used: 1,843,786 gallons
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
Overall personnel responding: 30,294 personnel responding
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August 27, 2010 by
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Thursday, August 26 Statistics
RESPONSE VESSELS
Vessels of Opportunity: 1,340
Barges: 610
Skimmers: 835
Other Vessels: 2,274
Total active response vessels: 5,059
Aircraft: 64
BOOM DATA
Boom deployed: more than 2.3 million feet
Boom staged: more than 1.6 million feet
Total boom: more than 6.9 million feet
OIL RECOVERED
Oily water recovered: over 34.7 million gallons
Amount estimated burned: 11.1 million gallons
Oil recovered at the source over last 24hrs: 0 gallons
DISPERSANTS
Surface dispersant used: 1,072,514 gallons
Subsea dispersant used: 771,272 gallons
Total dispersant used: 1,843,786 gallons
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
Overall personnel responding: 29,705 personnel responding
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August 26, 2010 by
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Wednesday, August 25 Statistics
RESPONSE VESSELS
Vessels of Opportunity: 1,340
Barges: 610
Skimmers: 835
Other Vessels: 2,274
Total active response vessels: 5,059
Aircraft: 84
BOOM DATA
Boom deployed: more than 2.3 million feet
Boom staged: more than 1.6 million feet
Total boom: more than 6.9 million feet
OIL RECOVERED
Oily water recovered: over 34.7 million gallons
Amount estimated burned: 11.1 million gallons
Oil recovered at the source over last 24hrs: 0 gallons
DISPERSANTS
Surface dispersant used: 1,072,514 gallons
Subsea dispersant used: 771,272 gallons
Total dispersant used: 1,843,786 gallons
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
Overall personnel responding: 29,705 personnel responding
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August 23, 2010 by
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Sunday, August 22 Statistics
RESPONSE VESSELS
Vessels of Opportunity: 1,406
Barges: 511
Skimmers: 835
Other Vessels: 1,623
Total active response vessels: 4,375
Aircraft: 72
BOOM DATA
Boom deployed: more than 2.3 million feet
Boom staged: more than 1.3 million feet
Total boom: more than 3.6 million feet
OIL RECOVERED
Oily water recovered: over 34.7 million gallons
Amount estimated burned: 11.1 million gallons
Oil recovered at the source over last 24hrs: 0 gallons
DISPERSANTS
Surface dispersant used: 1,072,514 gallons
Subsea dispersant used: 771,272 gallons
Total dispersant used: 1,843,786 gallons
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
Overall personnel responding: 30,294 personnel responding
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August 20, 2010 by
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Deepwater Horizon Response – August 20, 2010
Thursday, August 19 Statistics
RESPONSE VESSELS
Vessels of Opportunity: 1,406
Barges: more than 510
Skimmers: more than 830
Other Vessels: more than 1,600
Total active response vessels: more than 4,300
Aircraft: 72
BOOM DATA
Boom deployed: more than 2.3 million feet
Boom staged: more than 1.3 million feet
Total boom: more than 3.6 million feet
OIL RECOVERED
Oily water recovered: over 34.7 million gallons
Amount estimated burned: 11.1 million gallons
Oil recovered at the source over last 24hrs: 0 gallons
DISPERSANTS
Surface dispersant used: 1, 072,514 gallons
Subsea dispersant used: 771, 272 gallons
Total dispersant used: 1, 843, 786 gallons
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
Overall personnel responding: more than 30, 200 personnel responding
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