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Volume 2, Number 6 (June 1978), The Otec Liaison Jun 1978

Volume 2, Number 6 (June 1978), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 2, Number 5 (May 1978), The Otec Liaison May 1978

Volume 2, Number 5 (May 1978), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 2, Number 4 (April 1978), The Otec Liaison Apr 1978

Volume 2, Number 4 (April 1978), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 2, Number 3 (March 1978), The Otec Liaison Mar 1978

Volume 2, Number 3 (March 1978), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 2, Number 2 (February 1978), The Otec Liaison Feb 1978

Volume 2, Number 2 (February 1978), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 1, Number 6 (January 1978), The Otec Liaison Jan 1978

Volume 1, Number 6 (January 1978), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 1, Number 5 (December 1977), The Otec Liaison Dec 1977

Volume 1, Number 5 (December 1977), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 1, Number 4 (November 1977), The Otec Liaison Nov 1977

Volume 1, Number 4 (November 1977), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 1, Number 3 (October 1977), The Otec Liaison Oct 1977

Volume 1, Number 3 (October 1977), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Volume 1, Number 2 (September 1977), The Otec Liaison Sep 1977

Volume 1, Number 2 (September 1977), The Otec Liaison

The OTEC Liaison

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Cost-Benefit Considerations In Routing Pipelines Through Offshore Fishing Grounds, James R. Sturges Apr 1976

Cost-Benefit Considerations In Routing Pipelines Through Offshore Fishing Grounds, James R. Sturges

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

The purpose of this work is to explore the technology and economics associated with the options which might be used to transport oil from Georges Bank with the least total cost objective in mind. First, we summarize background information on the existing usage of Georges Bank by fishermen and those offshore areas of greatest interest to the oil industry. A consideration of various alternatives of transportation to shore and their relative costs (and benefits) should allow one to get a handle, approximate as it may be, on which might be best for society as a whole in terms of least …


Impact Of Development Of Offshore Oil: East Coast Of South American Case Study, Aldo H. Brussoni Aug 1975

Impact Of Development Of Offshore Oil: East Coast Of South American Case Study, Aldo H. Brussoni

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

To analyze this Coastal Management problem it is convenient to have a regional overview of the entire South Atlantic Coast (South America). Go over some of its physical characteristics, the state of development of the offshore oil industry, the volume of its activities, and other related data, the recreational and the fishing industries, the population and its characteristics. This will develop a regional comprehension which is absolutely necessary to have in mind before analyzing the problems of any particular situation created in a country or an area of a country of the Southwest Atlantic Coast. After covering, very generally, all …


The Deepwater Port Act Of 1974, James C. Moses Apr 1975

The Deepwater Port Act Of 1974, James C. Moses

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

During the past two years of the 93rd Congress, no less than eleven different bills were introduced to deal with the various aspects of deep-water port development. Much has been made of the supposition that with energy conservation, higher petroleum prices, import quotas and all the other gas-saving ideas in vogue, deepwater ports have become an anachronism of pre-energy crisis days, the days of world-scale 400 in tankers and dreams of million-ton ULCC's. The truth of the matter is that we shall still, for an indeterminate period, require imported oil, by the dictum of economics, it will come via the …


Regionalization As An Effect Of Offshore Oil And Gas Exploitation: A Case Study Of The North Sea, Mark J. Chittum Jan 1975

Regionalization As An Effect Of Offshore Oil And Gas Exploitation: A Case Study Of The North Sea, Mark J. Chittum

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

This study attempts to analyze whether oil and gas exploitation in a semi-enclosed sea will result in closer relations being developed in the region leading to the establishment of a special regime for that sea. The study area is Northwestern Europe which is centered on the North Sea. All the littoral states of Northwestern Europe have major interests in the North Sea, one of which is oil and gas exploitation. This study is developed through the examination of the activities in the North Sea, related to oil and gas production, which tend to join the region together followed by an …


Deepwater Ports, Ronald Joel Calhoun Jan 1974

Deepwater Ports, Ronald Joel Calhoun

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

This paper is designed to provide an overview of the oil energy import problem and an analysis in a case study format of the various deepwater port alternatives for direct shipment and transshipment of foreign crude oil. This work was initiated prior to the recent expanded energy crisis and although touches on the problems of dependency of the United States to foreign crude oil, the various alternative sources of energy, the essence of this paper is an analysis of the various deepwater port considerations for the direct or indirect importation of foreign crude oil; specifically along the Gulf Coast.


Offshore Oil Interests Of The United States: An Overview, Scott H. Marstan Jan 1973

Offshore Oil Interests Of The United States: An Overview, Scott H. Marstan

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

The following discussion focuses on the current situation as regards U.S. oil interests worldwide offshore. It divides into three general areas: 1) a general view of the scope of the U.S. oil companies' investments offshore, foreign and domestic, 2) an analysis of the recent rise to power of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the ensuing problems created for U.S. oil investments abroad, and 3) a brief history and a discussion of U.S. oil interests in the law of the sea as an expression of their concern for resolution to OPEC-like problems.


Oil Pollution And The Coastal State, J. T. O'Brien May 1972

Oil Pollution And The Coastal State, J. T. O'Brien

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

It will be the purpose of this paper to pose and answer this question...How has the legal competence of a coastal state been strengthened with respect to that state's ability to prevent marine oil pollution? The question by implication presupposes that a certain change in legal competence is in fact occurring. The legal and historical baseline from which to gauge this gradual change will be established by reviewing past milestones in oil pollution law. A closer examination will then be made of recent evolutionary changes in both international and national oil pollution law subsequent to the Torrey Canyon Disaster of …


Government Oil Policy And Its Effect On Domestic & Offshore Oil Production, James Owers Apr 1972

Government Oil Policy And Its Effect On Domestic & Offshore Oil Production, James Owers

Marine Affairs Theses and Major Papers

To date the petroleum industry is second only to the Department of Defense in its stimulation of ocean technology. By the end of 1968, American petroleum companies had invested over 13 billion dollars on the continental shelves of the United States. The development of submersibles, man in the sea, instruments, seismic surveys, mapping and charting, and development of ocean structures and engineering have all been profoundly effected by this massive injection of capital. It is obviously of interest, therefore, to consider policies which affect offshore oil exploration and development. This paper is confined to analyzing three such economic policies in …