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Confidential report to Shell Research Ltd, in response to contract GA/97F/134. Analysis of mud-cuttings from the seabed off the Fulmar Field platform, UK North Sea

British Geological Survey

British Geological Survey Technical Report WI/97/11C, 1997

A real-time discharge modelling and environmental monitoring system for drilling operations

Brönner, U., R. Nepstad, G. Eidnes, P. Rønningen, and H. Rye

SPE European HSE Conference and Exhibiton conference paper, April 16–18th, London, UK, 2013
10.2118/164949-MS

Input of low molecular weight hydrocarbons from petroleum operations into the Gulf of Mexico

Brooks, J. M., B. B. Bernard and W. M. Sackett

Fate and Effects of Petroleum Hydrocarbons in Marine Ecosystems and Organisms. Proceedings of a symposium held at Seattle, Washington. , 1977

Investigations of surficial sediments and suspended particulates at Buccaneer field

Brooks, J. M. , E. L. Estes and W. Huang

Environmental-Assessment of Buccaneer gas and oil field in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, 1978–1979. Volume II., 1980

Hydrocarbon distributions around a shallow water multiwell platform

Brooks, J. M., M. C. Kennicutt II, T. L. Wade, A. D. Hart, G. J. Denoux, and T. J. McDonald

Enviromental Science and Technology , 1989

Surficial sediments and suspended particulate matter

Brooks, J. M., D. A. Wiesenberg, and C. R. Schwab

Environmental Effects of Offshore Oil Production, 1981

Investigations of surficial sediments, suspended particulates and volatile hydrocarbons at Buccaneer gas and oil field

Brooks, J. M., E. L. Estes, D. A. Wiesenburg , C. R. Schwab and H. A. Abdel-Reheim

Environmental Assessment of Buccaneer gas and oil field in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, 1975-1980. Volume 1., 1990

Exploration and research of northern Gulf of Mexico deepwater natural and artificial hard-bottom habitats with emphasis on coral communities: Reefs, rigs, and wrecks—“Lophelia II” Interim report

Brooks, J. M., C. Fisher, H. Roberts, E. Cordes, I. Baums, B. Bernard, S. Brooke, R. Church, A. Demopoulos, P. Etnoyer, C. German, E. Goehring, C. Kellogg, I. McDonald, C. Morrison, M. Nizinski, S. Ross, T. Shank, D. Warren, S. Welsh, and G. Wolff

Determining the biological effects of two offshore platforms on local fish populations.

Brooks, S., D. M. Pampanin, C. Harman, and E. Dunaevskaya

Report No. 6595-2013, 2013

Water column monitoring 2014. Determining the biological effects of two offshore platforms on local fish populations.

Brooks, S., D. M. Pampanin, C. Harman, and E. Dunaevskaya

Report No. 6735- 2014, 2014

Assessing linkages between petroleum platforms and pelagic fishes using telemetry, with emphasis on blue runner (Caranx crysos).

Brown, H.

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Movement patterns and home ranges of a pelagic carangid fish, around a petroleum platform complex Caranx crysos, around a petroleum platform complex

Brown, H.

Marine Ecology Progress Series, 2010
10.3354/meps08465

Environmental monitoring report. Morvin 2009–2010

Buhl-Mortensen, P., J. Klungsøyr, S. Meier, A. Purser, E. Tenningen, and L. Thomsen

An indication of the process: offshore platforms as artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico

Bull, A. S. and J. J. Kendall Jr.

Bulletin of Marine Science, 1994

Preliminary investigation: platform removal and associated biota

Bull, A. S and J. J. Kendall

Proceedings of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences—12th Annual Science Diving Symposium, Wilmington, North Carolina, 1992

Fish assemblages at oil and gas platforms, compared to natural hard/live bottom areas in the Gulf of Mexico

Bull, A. S.

Proceedings of the Sixth Symposium on Coastal and Ocean Management. Charleston, South Carolina, 1989

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