Publications by authors named "J R Siddorn"

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  • As traditional oil reserves decline, the industry is shifting focus to underexplored regions like the deep waters of the Faroe-Shetland Channel in the NE Atlantic.
  • This area is characterized by challenging metocean conditions, including high waves, strong winds, and complex currents, which complicate oil spill response efforts.
  • The article evaluates current deepwater oil spill modeling practices in the FSC and highlights knowledge gaps and research priorities that could inform better responses in similar complicated oceanographic regions.
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This study evaluates the ship of opportunity (Ferrybox) concept for both sustained monitoring of UK shelf sea waters and numerical model validation. Release of phosphate from the wreck of a chemical tanker (MV Ece) in the western English Channel (49.73 degrees N, 3.

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In April 1998 a research cruise was carried out in the Mozambique Channel taking detailed optical, water quality and salinity measurements; the Zambezi plume waters were apparent through strong colour fronts with green waters in the plume and clear blue waters offshore. A good (r2 = 0.76) negative empirical relationship was found between the salinity (S) and yellow substance, represented by the absorption of filtered samples at 440 nm (g440).

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This study was intended to provide data on the composition of soft PVC toys, addressing the widest practicable range of chemical additives and including non-phthalate additives. The study also included toys from as many countries as possible, since for many, no data were available. A total of 72 toys were purchased in 17 countries.

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