Description
Energy & Resource Development of Continental Margins is a collection of papers that addresses issues in the development of energy technology and exploration of energy sources.
The title first covers concerns in geological and geochemical explorations. Next, the selection deals with the issues in utilizing novel methods for energy resource recovery. The text also tackles environmental constraints and pollutant analysis. The last section talks about the social impact and safety of onshore and offshore activities.
The book will be of great use to scientists, engineers, and technicians involved in the research, development, and implementation of energy technology.
Chapter
CHAPTER 1. EXPLORING FOR OIL AND GAS ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF
Phases of Offshore Development
Suggestion for Future Production
CHAPTER 2. SEISMIC RISK AND RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE COASTAL ZONE
Coastal Zone Seismicity in Southern California
Seismic Monitoring In The Southern California Coastal Zone
CHAPTER 3. ESTIMATED UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES OF THE CONTINENTAL SHELF OF THE UNITED STATES
CHAPTER 4. OFFSHORE FRONTIER BASINS OF THE PACIFIC STATES AND ALASKA: SOME GENERALIZATIONS ABOUT THEIR GEOLOGIC SETTING AND PETROLEUM POTENTIAL
SECTION II: NOVEL ENERGY AND RESOURCE RECOVERY METHODS
CHAPTER 5. ENERGY AND THE OCEANS: MYTHS AND REALITIES
CHAPTER 6. NOVEL METHODS FOR RECOVERY OF MARINE KEROGEN AND BITUMEN
PROPOSED RECOVERY METHODS
CHAPTER 7. URBAN AND FISH PROCESSING WASTES IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT: A CASE OF WASTED ENERGY AT TERMINAL ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
CHAPTER 8. A COMPARISON OF TIlE ALCAN PLAN WITH
THE METHANOL APPROACH FOR PRUDHOE BAY NATURAL GAS
SECTION III: ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS AND POLLUTANT ANALYSIS
CHAPTER 9. VARIABILITY IN RESPONSE OF MARINE ORGANISMS TO PETROLEUM UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS
1. Escape or Avoidance Reactions of the Organisms
4. Variability in Tolérances of Field Organisms
CHAPTER 10. THE USE OF GC/MS IN THE IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN WATER
GC/MS Technique for Determination of Interferences in Pesticide Analysis
Analysis of Hazardous Environmental Chemicals by Selective Ion Monitoring
High Resolution Capillary Column GC/MS
STEROL GC/MS ANALYSIS CONDITIONS
CHAPTER
11. DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL HYDROCARBON-IN-WATER MONITOR
CHAPTER 12. HAS THE CLEAN AIR ACT REALLY STOPPED INDUSTRIAL GROWTH?
Nonattainment and Prevention of Significant Deterioration
SECTION IV: SOCIAL IMPACT AND SAFETY OF ONSHORE AND
OFFSHORE ACTIVITIES
CHAPTER 13. CRUDE OIL TRANSPORTATION AND OIL SPILLS: A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE IMPLICATIONS FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Tanker Accidents and Oil Spills
Oil Spill Response Capabilities
Air Quality Impacts Associated With Oil Spill Incidents
CHAPTER 14. THE LNG DECISION PROBLEM
THE BENEFITS OF LNG IMPORTATION
NEAR-TERM ALTERNATIVES TO LNG
SUMMARY OF IMPLICATIONS OF OBJECTIVE LNG RISK ANALYSES
APPROACHES TO ANALYSIS AND MITIGATION OF PUBLIC RISK PERCEPTIONS
CHAPTER 15. THE MANAGEMENT OF OFFSHORE FEDERAL ENERGY RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES
Federal Offshore Energy Resources
Elements of Current Policy
CHAPTER 16. THE REGULATORY NIGHTMARE: CATCH.22 :
CHAPTER 17. OCS IMPACT ON RECREATION - THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VIEW
CHAPTER 18. EFFECTS OF A POWER PLANT EFFLUENT ON INTERTIDAL ORGANISMS AT HUMBOLDT BAY, CALIFORNIA
Energy & Resource Development of Continental Margins
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