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Camille Berthod, Marie-Hélène Bénard-Déraspe, Jean-François Laplante, Nicolas Lemaire, Madeleine Nadeau, Nicolas Toupoint, Gaëlle Triffault-Bouchet and Richard Saint-Louis
The growing transportation of petroleum products pose a significant risk of marine diesel or diluted bitumen (dilbit) spills at sea. Despite the economic importance of the American lobster, there have been few studies assessing the impact study of such a...
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Thomas King, Brian Robinson, Scott Ryan, Kenneth Lee, Michel Boufadel and Jason Clyburne
This study examines the use of chemical dispersant to treat an oil spill after the initial release. The natural and chemically enhanced dispersion of four oil products (dilbit, dilynbit, synbit and conventional crude) were investigated in a wave tank. Ex...
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Ann Hayward Walker, Clay Stern, Debra Scholz, Eric Nielsen, Frank Csulak and Rich Gaudiosi
Unconventionally-produced crude oils, i.e., Bakken oil and bitumen diluted for transport and known as dilbit, have become prominent components of the North American petroleum industry. Spills of these oils have occurred during transport from production a...
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Nusrat Jahan, Jason Fawcett, Thomas L. King, Alexander M. McPherson, Katherine N. Robertson, Ulrike Werner-Zwanziger and Jason A. C. Clyburne
Global demand for petroleum keeps increasing while traditional supplies decline. One alternative to the use of conventional crude oils is the utilization of Canadian bitumen. Raw bitumen is a dense, viscous, semi-liquid that is diluted with lighter crude...
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