THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN OIL SPILL RESPONSE INFORMATION SYSTEM TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECT OF AN OIL SPILL

Afnarius, Surya and Desa , Ghazali and Busu , Ibrahim and Ibrahim, Norkhair (2010) THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN OIL SPILL RESPONSE INFORMATION SYSTEM TO MINIMIZE THE EFFECT OF AN OIL SPILL. In: INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY INDEX (ESI) MAPPING FOR OIL SPILLS ~Experiences in Southeast Asian Seas~, 23 March 2000, Tokyo.

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Abstract

Managing an oil spill disaster requires an enomous effort and resources. Many countries in the world, which have been bit by disaister, realize that if a proper management procedure is available, the job become more efficient and economical. This paper explores a possibility of putting together a number of new technologies, namely GIS, multimedia and expert system, In form a system that can serve as a tool for assisting the management of disaster. A conceptual model of system shows how the components of the selected technologies are put together to form the foundation. In general, the proposed system comprises of three main components: (1) the development of an oil spill trajectory model using GIS, (2) The development of an expert system modul for oil spill response and its integration with the oil spill trajectory model within multimedia environment and (3)….

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