Escape - evacuation - rescue response in ice-covered regions

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Author	Search for: Simões Ré, A.; Search for: Veitch, B.
Sponsor	Search for: Program of Energy Research and Development (PERD); Search for: Petroleum Research Atlantic Canada; Search for: Virtual Marine Technology Inc.
Format	Text, Article
Conference	18th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference, 6-11 July 2008, Vancouver, BC
Subject	escape; evacuation; rescue; emergency; offshore; ice; safety
Abstract	Emergency response planning incorporates several key factors, including the credible hazards that might precipitate an emergency at a given installation, the weather conditions that can be expected to prevail and shape the physical environment in the region, the safety measures and equipment alternatives that may be used, the people who have to escape and respond, and the interaction of these factors. Emergency response is examined in the context of offshore industry activities and shipping in ice-covered regions. The aim is to identify key issues relating to escape, evacuation and rescue in cold regions where sea ice occurs.
Publication date	2008
In	18th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference [Proceedings].
Peer reviewed	Yes
Identifier	IR-2008-18
NRC number	NRC-IOT-6578
NPARC number	8895355
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Record identifier	9d09ff04-907e-4344-a2b3-92c88d2f463b
Record created	2009-04-22
Record modified	2020-08-12

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