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Puget Sound Trajectory Analysis Planner (TAP) (Historical)

 
Publication number Date Published
03-08-007June 2003
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Author(s) David Mora
Description Puget Sound Trajectory Analysis Planner (TAP) is a computer-based tool that investigates the probabilities that spilled oil will move and spread in particular ways within a particular area. TAP does this by assessing hundreds of site-specific spill trajectories. The Puget Sound TAP Technical Document describes the TAP methodology and trajectory modeling behind TAP, as well as the accuracy and limitations of TAP.
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Keywords plan, spill, Puget Sound
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