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Yue Yu, Zhixin Qi, Sinan Fu, Xinping Yu, Wenxin Li and Deqi Xiong
The floating oil can drift to the coastal areas and interact with the shoreline substrates after oil spill accidents. This process is demonstrated to be the cause of the formation of oil-contaminated sediments, which has attracted much attention. However...
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Lars Robert Hole, Knut-Frode Dagestad, Johannes Röhrs, Cecilie Wettre, Vassiliki H. Kourafalou, Yannis Androulidakis, Heesook Kang, Matthieu Le Hénaff and Oscar Garcia-Pineda
The effect of river fronts on oil slick transport has been shown using high resolution forcing models and a fully fledged oil drift model, OpenOil. The model was used to simulate two periods of the 2010 DeepWater Horizon oil spill. Metocean forcing data ...
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Anqi Jiang, Longxi Han, Chenfang Wang and Jinjing Zhao
Accidentally spilled oil can cause great harm to the ecological balance of water once it enters the environmental waters. Clarifying its movement behavior and migration law in water has been the focus of environmental hydraulics research. This review sta...
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