Desmi . Oil Spill Response Equipment - Proven Oil Spill Technology
Oil spill modelling
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G Main St Main St Hastings St Hastings St Willingdon Ave Willingdon Ave Nanaimo St Nanaimo St Granville St Granville St Westridge Marine Terminal Stanley Park UBC VANCOUVER BURNABY NORTH VAN (DISTRICT) WEST VANCOUVER PORT MOODY BELCARRA NORTH VAN (CITY) t Projection: BC Albers NAD83 Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015 City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 2 hours 1:65,000 * Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size. * Data Sources: Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans, Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers, Statistics Canada - 2011 Census Base Data: Canadian Hydrographic Service, DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada Legend 0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3 km T T r r a a n n s s - - C C a a n n a a d d a a H H w w y y ! < Port Metro Vancouver Terminals G Spill Origin Population Density (ppl/sq km) < 500 500 - 1,000 1,000 - 5,000 5,000 - 10,000 10,000 - 50,000 > 50,000 Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and models predicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed by Genwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. k Cormorant Colonies k Osprey Nests Salmon Stream Mouths Data missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver. Herring Spawn Activity Parks and Protected Areas Spring Scoter Sightings High Low * Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown. Municipalities k Historic Nest Sites Foraging Areas Great Blue Herons * \ Marinas ! V Aquarium Water Intake 2 hours Oiled Surf Scoter Photo: Brocken Inaglory Shoreline Types Estuary, marsh Gravel and sand beach, flat Man made Mud flat Rock Rock with gravel, sand Sand beach, flat Predicted Oil Spill Spread
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Courtesy: City of Vancouver, Genwest Systems Inc
Transcript of Oil spill modelling
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WestridgeMarine Terminal
StanleyPark
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PORT MOODY
NEW WEST
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Projection: BC Albers NAD83
Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015
City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 2 hours
1:65,000* Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size.
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Data Sources:Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans,Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers,Statistics Canada - 2011 CensusBase Data:Canadian Hydrographic Service,DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada
Legend
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3km
TT rr aa nn ss -- CC aa nn aa dd aa HH ww yy
!< Port Metro Vancouver TerminalsGSpill Origin
Population Density (ppl/sq km)< 500500 - 1,0001,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 10,00010,000 - 50,000> 50,000
Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and modelspredicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed byGenwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation.
k Cormorant Coloniesk Osprey Nests
Salmon Stream MouthsData missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver.Herring Spawn ActivityParks and Protected AreasSpring Scoter Sightings
HighLow
* Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown.
Municipalitiesk Historic Nest Sites
Foraging AreasGreat Blue Herons *
\ Marinas!V Aquarium Water Intake
2 hours
Oiled Surf ScoterPhoto: Brocken Inaglory
Shoreline TypesEstuary, marshGravel and sand beach, flatMan madeMud flat
RockRock with gravel, sandSand beach, flat
Predicted Oil SpillSpread
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StGr
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StMa
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K ni g h
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K ni g h
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Willi
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Willi
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n Ave
Nana
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tNa
naim
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Gran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
WestridgeMarine Terminal
StanleyPark
UBC VANCOUVER
BURNABY
NORTH VAN (DISTRICT)WEST VANCOUVER
ANMORE
PORT MOODY
NEW WEST
BELCARRA
NORTH VAN (CITY)
t
Projection: BC Albers NAD83
Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015
City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 6 hours
1:65,000* Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size.
*
Data Sources:Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans,Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers,Statistics Canada - 2011 CensusBase Data:Canadian Hydrographic Service,DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada
Legend
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3km
TT rr aa nn ss -- CC aa nn aa dd aa HH ww yy
!< Port Metro Vancouver TerminalsGSpill Origin
Population Density (ppl/sq km)< 500500 - 1,0001,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 10,00010,000 - 50,000> 50,000Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and modelspredicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed byGenwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation.
k Cormorant Coloniesk Osprey Nests
Salmon Stream MouthsData missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver.Herring Spawn ActivityParks and Protected AreasSpring Scoter Sightings
HighLow
* Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown.
Municipalitiesk Historic Nest Sites
Foraging AreasGreat Blue Herons *
\ Marinas!V Aquarium Water Intake Sandy Cove West Bay
Shoreline TypesEstuary, marshGravel and sand beach, flatMan madeMud flat
RockRock with gravel, sandSand beach, flat
Predicted Oil Spill Spread
6 hours
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GGran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
Main
StMa
in St
K ni g h
t St
K ni g h
t St
H a s t i n g s S tH a s t i n g s S t
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Nana
imo S
tNa
naim
o St
Gran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
WestridgeMarine Terminal
StanleyPark
UBC VANCOUVER
BURNABY
NORTH VAN (DISTRICT)WEST VANCOUVER
ANMORE
PORT MOODY
NEW WEST
BELCARRA
NORTH VAN (CITY)
t
Projection: BC Albers NAD83
Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015
City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 12 hours
1:65,000* Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size.
*
Data Sources:Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans,Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers,Statistics Canada - 2011 CensusBase Data:Canadian Hydrographic Service,DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada
Legend
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3km
TT rr aa nn ss -- CC aa nn aa dd aa HH ww yy
!< Port Metro Vancouver TerminalsGSpill Origin
Population Density (ppl/sq km)< 500500 - 1,0001,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 10,00010,000 - 50,000> 50,000
Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and modelspredicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed byGenwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation.
k Cormorant Coloniesk Osprey Nests
Salmon Stream MouthsData missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver.Herring Spawn ActivityParks and Protected AreasSpring Scoter Sightings
HighLow
* Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown.
Municipalitiesk Historic Nest Sites
Foraging AreasGreat Blue Herons *
\ Marinas!V Aquarium Water Intake
West BayShoreline Types
Estuary, marshGravel and sand beach, flatMan madeMud flat
RockRock with gravel, sandSand beach, flat
Predicted Oil Spill Spread
12 hours
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GGran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
Main
StMa
in St
K ni g h
t St
K ni g h
t St
H a s t i n g s S tH a s t i n g s S t
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Nana
imo S
tNa
naim
o St
Gran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
WestridgeMarine Terminal
StanleyPark
UBC VANCOUVER
BURNABY
NORTH VAN (DISTRICT)WEST VANCOUVER
ANMORE
PORT MOODY
NEW WEST
BELCARRA
NORTH VAN (CITY)
t
Projection: BC Albers NAD83
Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015
City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 24 hours
1:65,000* Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size.
*
Data Sources:Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans,Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers,Statistics Canada - 2011 CensusBase Data:Canadian Hydrographic Service,DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada
Legend
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3km
TT rr aa nn ss -- CC aa nn aa dd aa HH ww yy
!< Port Metro Vancouver TerminalsGSpill Origin
Population Density (ppl/sq km)< 500500 - 1,0001,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 10,00010,000 - 50,000> 50,000
Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and modelspredicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed byGenwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation.
k Cormorant Coloniesk Osprey Nests
Salmon Stream MouthsData missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver.Herring Spawn ActivityParks and Protected AreasSpring Scoter Sightings
HighLow
* Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown.
Municipalitiesk Historic Nest Sites
Foraging AreasGreat Blue Herons *
\ Marinas!V Aquarium Water Intake
John LawsonPark
Shoreline TypesEstuary, marshGravel and sand beach, flatMan madeMud flat
RockRock with gravel, sandSand beach, flat
Predicted Oil Spill Spread
24 hours
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GGran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
Main
StMa
in St
K ni g h
t St
K ni g h
t St
H a s t i n g s S tH a s t i n g s S t
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Nana
imo S
tNa
naim
o St
Gran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
WestridgeMarine Terminal
StanleyPark
UBC VANCOUVER
BURNABY
NORTH VAN (DISTRICT)WEST VANCOUVER
ANMORE
PORT MOODY
NEW WEST
BELCARRA
NORTH VAN (CITY)
t
Projection: BC Albers NAD83
Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015
City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 48 hours
1:65,000* Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size.
*
Data Sources:Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans,Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers,Statistics Canada - 2011 CensusBase Data:Canadian Hydrographic Service,DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada
Legend
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3km
TT rr aa nn ss -- CC aa nn aa dd aa HH ww yy
!< Port Metro Vancouver TerminalsGSpill Origin
Population Density (ppl/sq km)< 500500 - 1,0001,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 10,00010,000 - 50,000> 50,000
Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and modelspredicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed byGenwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation.
k Cormorant Coloniesk Osprey Nests
Salmon Stream MouthsData missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver.Herring Spawn ActivityParks and Protected AreasSpring Scoter Sightings
HighLow
* Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown.
Municipalitiesk Historic Nest Sites
Foraging AreasGreat Blue Herons *
\ Marinas!V Aquarium Water Intake
The entire coastline of Stanley Park, an Important BirdArea (IBA), is exposed to oil, risking thousands of birds.The seawater intake for the Vancouver Aquarium couldbe contaminated with submerged bitumen.
^VancouverAquarium
Shoreline TypesEstuary, marshGravel and sand beach, flatMan madeMud flat
RockRock with gravel, sandSand beach, flat
Predicted Oil Spill Spread
48 hours
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GGran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
Main
StMa
in St
K ni g h
t St
K ni g h
t St
H a s t i n g s S tH a s t i n g s S t
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Willi
ngdo
n Ave
Nana
imo S
tNa
naim
o St
Gran
ville
StGr
anvil
le St
WestridgeMarine Terminal
StanleyPark
UBC VANCOUVER
BURNABY
NORTH VAN (DISTRICT)WEST VANCOUVER
ANMORE
PORT MOODY
NEW WEST
BELCARRA
NORTH VAN (CITY)
t
Projection: BC Albers NAD83
Prepared for City of Vancouver: April 23, 2015
City of Vancouver: Oil Spill Scenario - First Narrows, April 25th, 72 hours
1:65,000* Written scales are approximate and are based on a 11 x 17 inch paper size.
*
Data Sources:Bird Studies Canada, BCMCA, BIEAP, CCEA, City of North Vancouver, City of Vancouver, DataBC, District of North Vancouver, Living Oceans,Parks Canada, Squamish Streamkeepers,Statistics Canada - 2011 CensusBase Data:Canadian Hydrographic Service,DataBC, Geogratis - Atlas of Canada
Legend
0 0.75 1.5 2.25 3km
TT rr aa nn ss -- CC aa nn aa dd aa HH ww yy
!< Port Metro Vancouver TerminalsGSpill Origin
Population Density (ppl/sq km)< 500500 - 1,0001,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 10,00010,000 - 50,000> 50,000
Mapping oil spill extent was done by Living Oceans Society based on modelling output for a spill of non-weathering oil. Diluted bitumen behaves differently (probably more sinks as time elapses after a spill) and modelspredicting spill behaviour of diluted bitumen are not available. The oil slick shown represents oil with a minimum thickness of 0.1 mm, beyond which it breaks up into separate fragments (UNEP GPA). Model developed byGenwest systems and commissioned by the City of Vancouver, the City of Burnaby and the Tsleil-Waututh Nation.
k Cormorant Coloniesk Osprey Nests
Salmon Stream MouthsData missing for: Belcarra, Burnaby, Port Moody, UBC, West Vancouver.Herring Spawn ActivityParks and Protected AreasSpring Scoter Sightings
HighLow
* Data from 2008. Newer nests/colonies not shown.
Municipalitiesk Historic Nest Sites
Foraging AreasGreat Blue Herons *
\ Marinas!V Aquarium Water Intake
GranvilleIsland
VanierParkKitsilanoBeachPark
Sunset BeachPark
English BayBeach ParkEnglish BayShoreline Types
Estuary, marshGravel and sand beach, flatMan madeMud flat
RockRock with gravel, sandSand beach, flat
Predicted Oil Spill Spread
72 hours
