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                    Develop oil spill modeling
                    Establish databases with relevant environmental data
                 From  environmental protection point  of view,  the  following items  should be  considered
                 (Gudmestad et al, 1999):
                    Discharge from drilling operations such as mud and cuttings
                    Produced water handling
                    Ballast water storage tanks
                    Selection of  chemicals considering environmental data  for  toxicity,  degradability and
                    potential for bio-accumulation
                    Loading operations to reduce possibility for oil spills during loading
                    Tanker oil transport to avoid oil spills
                    Oil spill contingency plan, e.g. in-situ burning, bioremediation etc.
                    Waste handling
                    Emission to air of C02, No,,  and SO,


                 30.8  References
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                 5.   CCPS (1 999, “Chemical Transportation Risk Analysis”, Center for Chemical Process
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                 6.   Chen, H.  and Moan, T.  (2002), “Collision Risk Analysis of FPSO-Tanker Offloading
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                 8.   CMPT (1 999), “A Guide to Quantitative Risk Assessment of Ofshore Installations”.
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