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====== S9.2.6 - Marine security in the Levantine Basin ====== | ====== S9.2.6 - Marine security in the Levantine Basin ====== | ||
+ | ===== Description ===== | ||
+ | The marine security for the Eastern Mediterranean Levantine Basin is based | ||
+ | on the MEDSLIK oil drift model, that is operational at the Cyprus | ||
+ | Oceanography Center (OC-UCY). Within ECOOP the focus is to show the ability | ||
+ | of the MEDSLIK system to provide to the response agencies reliable | ||
+ | operational oil spill predictions, | ||
+ | * high and low resolution/ | ||
+ | * response to warning reports for potential and real oil spills | ||
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+ | ===== Users ===== | ||
+ | Key users are the | ||
+ | * Subregional Contingency plan for emergency response to major pollution incidents in the Eastern Mediterranean Levantine, between Cyprus, Egypt and Israel and thecorresponding contingency plan for Syria. | ||
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+ | * The key users for search and rescue module are the local Search and Rescue centres. | ||
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+ | ===== Demonstration ===== | ||
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+ | MEDSLIK recently developments include: | ||
+ | - the wave-oil interaction in the oil drift service, where MEDSLIK use the CYCOFOS wave forecasting data. | ||
+ | - backtracking oil drift | ||
+ | - integration with the Cyprus AIS covering the Eastern Mediterranean Levantine basin | ||
+ | - integration with EMSA CSN satellite images | ||
+ | - automatic version of MEDSLIK for 24h forward and backward oil slicks predictions using EMSA CSN ASAR & RADASAR images in the Eastern Mediterranean Levantine Basin (Figure 1) | ||
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+ | In Figure 2a we display five oil slicks as were identified by EMSA CSN on | ||
+ | the 14 January 2009 in the Levantine, west Cyprus. In Figure 2b,c forward | ||
+ | and backward predictions of the five oil slicks on 14 Jan. 2009. In Figure | ||
+ | 2b the oil spill predictions in the MEDSLIK visualization module, in Figure | ||
+ | 2c the MEDSLIK predictions in geotiff image, where red color: forward | ||
+ | predictions, | ||
+ | observation. The predicted slicks in this application were drawn every 12h, | ||
+ | using as forcing the CYCOFOS currents and waves and the SKIRON winds. | ||
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+ | In Figure 3, use of Google Map for visualization of MEDSLIK 24 h forward and | ||
+ | backward predictions of the five oil slicks identified by EMSA CSN on the 14 | ||
+ | Jan. 2009. red color: forward, green color : backward, yellow: satellite | ||
+ | observation. | ||
+ | CYCOFOS currents and waves and the SKIRON winds. | ||
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+ | In Figure 4 zoom in the target area of the MEDSLIK 24 h forward and backward | ||
+ | predictions of the five oil slicks identified by EMSA CSN on the 14 Jan. | ||
+ | 2009. | ||
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+ | Figure 5a and 5b | ||
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