Louisiana Applied Oil Spill Research and Development Program: deliverables 1996 and selected abstracts and bibliography of international oil spill research, 1997

Evaluation of habitat response to in situ burning as a method of oil removal by Charles W. Lindau, S. Reza Pezeshki, Ronald D. DeLaune; Evaluation of habitat sensitivity to oiling: use of cleaners for removing oil from vegetation by Ronald D. DeLaune, Aroon Jugsujinda, S. Reza Pexeshki; Biodegradation of toxic chemicals from petroleum and produced waters, brackish marsh sediments: pathway studies and degradation rates using deuterated standards by W. James Catallo, Thomas Junk; Oil resource atlas for Louisiana: creating and maintaining a focused baseline for oil spill response by Robert Gramling, Craig Forsyth, George Woddell; Assessment of ammoniated organic wastes for remediation of wetland soils contaminated with crude oil by Gary A. Britenbeck, Anada P. DeSilva; Evaluation and characterization of sorbents in removal of oil spills by Ali Ghalambor; Bioremediation protocol for small-scale oil spills in Louisiana marshes by Gary W. Childers, Keith Bancroft, Gary Shaffer; Oil spill awareness through geoscience education by Gary L. Stringer, Mervin Kontrovitz; Merging landsat thematic mapper satellite imagery and airborne synthetic aperture radar to facilitate coastline delineation by Anthony J. Lewis, Dewitt H. Braud, Jr. and Bret M. Territo; Environmental effects and effectiveness of in situ burning in wetlands: guidelines for oil spill cleanup by Irving A. Mendelssohn, Mark W. Hester, James W. Pahl; Effects of oil and chemical responses on fresh marsh function and oil degradation: response implications by John Andrew Nyman, William H. Patrick, Jr.; Potential impact of used oil recycling in Louisiana's coastal fishing communities by Rodney D. Adams.