Allen, M. J., R. K. Cowen, L. A. de Wit, and M. S. Love
From the Abstract: “The document (MMS OCS Study 86-0092) is essentially an appendix to two other MMS reports, the Ecology of Important Fisheries Species Offshore California (MMS OCS Study 86-0093) and the Ecology of Oil/Gas Platforms Offshore Californi
From the Abstract: “The report is a compilation of 18 papers and summary comments presented in a special session on Rigs-to-Reefs at the Fourth International Conference on Artificial Habitats for Fisheries held November 2-6, 1987 in Miami, Florida.
This document reports on a pilot study aimed at catching and quantifying fishes around production platform off Norway. Traps and several kinds of hook-and-line techniques were employed at different distances from the structure.
Middleditch, B. S., E. S. Chang, and B. Basile, and S. R. Missler
From Conclusions: “There was good evidence for petroleum alkanes in A. probatocephalus, C. spilopterus, C. arenarius, M. undulatus, P. saltatrix, P. porosissimus, P. rubio, S.
From the Summary: “The North Sea supports a fishing and offshore oil and gas production industry, some of the most heavily exploited resources from the seas around the United Kingdom.
McGill, A. S., P. R. Mackie, P. Howgate, and J. G. McHenery
From the Abstract: “Dabs (Limanda limanda) caught in close proximity to the Beatrice Oil Platform have been assessed for the presence of an oil taint and chemically analysed for n-alkane and polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons.Although contamination from
From the Abstract: “There are approximately 3,600 oil and gas platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. They have become a focus of attention because an increasing number are being removed, having served their purpose in tapping sub-sea hydrocarbon reserves.
From the Abstract: “A fishing survey was carried out in the period August 1996 – December 1997 to compare the effects indiced on the fish assemblage by a gas platform with those of an artificial reef in the northern Adriatic Sea.
