A state-of-the-art review of fate and transport modelling of oil spills is presented. Emphasis is
placed on oil spills in ice-covered waters. The review encompasses advection, spreading …

River oil spills are generally more frequent and pose greater environmental and public
health risk than coastal and offshore oil spills. However, the river oil spill research has …

This paper presents a generic framework and decision tools of real-time risk assessment on
Emergency Environmental Decision Support System for response to chemical spills in river …

The frequent occurrence of sudden water pollution accidents brings enormous risks to water
environment safety. Therefore, there is great need for the modeling and development of …

Although coastal oil spills tend to be highly publicized, crude oil spills in the United States
affect inland areas relatively often. Spills to inland areas often affect sensitive environments …

In this study, a Pollution Spill Response Management Model (PSRMM) is developed to
provide an emergency response on reservoir operation during accidental injection of …

Sediment plays an important role in the water quality of a lake by acting as both a nutrient
source and sink. The amount of phosphorus and nitrogen in the water depends on the …

A real-time, dynamic, early-warning model (EP-risk model) is proposed to cope with sudden
water quality pollution accidents affecting downstream areas with raw-water intakes …

Groundwater is an important resource for drinking water. Although it is a relatively stable and
protected water resource, its quality, especially in highly urbanized catchments, is …

More and more importance has been placed on inland navigation due to the low costs,
environmental friendliness, low use of energy per ton kilometer, and high degree of safety of …