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SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT - A BIBLIOGRAPHY

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 761

ResourceAndLandInvestigations

SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT - A BIBLIOGRAPHY

By Malka L. Pattison

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 761

1977

United States Department of the InteriorCECIL D. ANDRUS, Secretary

Geological SurveyH. William Menard, Director

Library of Congress catalog-card No. 77-608151

First printing 1977 Second printing 1980

Free on application to Branch of Distribution, U.S. Geological Survey 604 South Pickett Street, Alexandria, VA 22304

CONTENTS

Page

Acronyms III

Introduction 1

Part A - Introductory literature 5

Part B - General studies 11

Part C - Facility related studies 21

Part D - Regional studies 26

Part E - North Sea experience 35

Part F - Relevant methodology 39

Key word in context (KWIC) index 46

Personal author index 58

Corporate source index 61

ACRONYMS

BLM - Bureau of Land Management

CEQ - Council on Environmental Quality

EPA - Environmental Protection Agency

NERBC - New England River Basins Commission

OCS - Outer Continental Shelf

OTA - Office of Technology Assessment

RALI - Resource and Land Investigations Program

III

Socioeconomic Impacts of Outer Continental

Shelf Oil and Gas Development

A Bibliography

By Malka Pattison

INTRODUCTION

In 1975 the Resource and Land Investigations (RALI) Program entered into an agreement with the New England River Basins Commission (NERBC) to develop and apply a methodology for siting onshore facilities associated with outer continental shelf (OCS) development. The search for information during the development of the methodology revealed the need for better access to reports that address the socioeconomic impacts of OCS oil and gas development. This annotated bibliography has been prepared to help meet that need.

The bibliography lists reports which are concerned primarily with the socioeconomic impacts of OCS oil and gas development or which, although not primarily concerned with such impacts, include sections that contain significant discussions of them. Several of the cited reports do not address socioeconomic issues directly, but have been included because of their value in providing a broad picture of OCS oil and gas development and the associated terminology and/or technical aspects.

All of the reports listed were available as of February 1977.

ARRANGEMENT

Each of the citations has been placed in one of the following parts of the bibliography:

A. Introductory Literature - Reports, which give a general picture and serve as an introduction to DCS oil and gas development issues for an audience that is unfamiliar with such issues.

B. General Studies - Non-introductory reports which survey a broad range of socioeconomic impacts of DCS development.

C. Facility-related Studies - Reports which describe the socioeconomic impacts of specific petroleum-related facilities (refineries, petrochemical plants, platform fabrication yards, etc.) associated with DCS development.

D. Regional Studies - Reports which focus on region-specific socioeconomic impacts of DCS development. Not all reports which might be considered regional are included in this section. If a report includes a substantial survey of general socioeconomic impacts applicable to other regions it is included in the General Studies section (B); if it develops a methodology, it is included in the Relevant Methodologies section (F).

E. North Sea Experience - Reports describing existing offshore operations in the North Sea and the associated onshore impacts.

F. Relevant Methodologies - This section includes both methodologies developed for regional economic analysis of industrial development, and methodologies developed specifically for the study of DCS socioeconomic impacts.

Each report was placed in the section which most clearly identifies its focus, even though it could qualify for inclusion under one or more of the other sections. Reports are listed in the order in which they were obtained, at which time they were given an accession number. For those

studies which resulted in multi-volume reports, each volume is cited separately if the volumes are available individually. If available only as a set, the report is cited as a single entry. Primary entry to the bibliography is through one of three indexes, although the division into six sections provides a degree of "browse" capability.

A sample entry illustrates the format used in the citations found in the bibliography:

ACCESSION NUMBERTITLE

CORPORATE AUTHOR

A001 1THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A BACKGROUND PAPER FOR STATE PLANNERS AND MANAGERS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT<& i PUBLICATION DATE

AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND .<<>* MANAGEMENT, OFFICE OF MINERALS POLICIES DEVELOPMENT AND

<& PLANNING (711), 18 AND C STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20240. ^K V NO CHARGE « PRICE

* DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT FOCUSES ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EACH PHASE OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND COASTAL ZONE AND RELATED PLANNING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. A SECOND SECTION IS DEVOTED TO MAJOR FACILITIES AND OIL SPILLS. AN EXTENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY ACCOMPANIES THE REPORT. THE STUDY SERVES AS AN INTRODUCTION TO PLANNING ISSUES STIMULATED BY DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF.

V WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 76 PP. « PAGES ^

INDEXES

The three indexes to the bibliography are as follows:

1) Key Word in Context (KWIC) Index - The title of each biblio graphic citation is used to supply index terms. Only the significant (key) words are used. The KWIC index format lists the keywords alphabetically in the center of the page. The remaining words in the title are printed to the right of the keyword in their original order. If there is insufficient space on the line for the words to the right of the keyword in the title, the title is continued at the left margin of the same line. The keyword appears in the context in which it is used in the title. Slashes are used to indicate the first word of the title, which is the word immediately to the right of the slash.

2) Author Index - All authors are indexed alphabetically by their last name.

3) Corporate Author Index - This index identifies the corporatesource of the reports. Sources are listed alphabeticallyusing the first significant word in the corporate name.

Each of the three indexes uses the accession number to guide the user to the appropriate citation in the bibliography. For example, the accession number E006 refers the user to the sixth entry in Part E (North Sea Experience).

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The editor is particulary grateful to Dr. Jeffrey Zinn, Senior Associate with the Conservation Foundation, who helped organize the biblio graphy, screen reports suggested for inclusion, and prepare descriptions of reports. He also provided valuable review comments during the prepara tion of the manuscript.

PART A - INTRODUCTORY LITERATURE

A001 THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A BACKGROUND PAPER FOR STATE PLANNERS AND MANAGERS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORt BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 76 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, OFFICE OF MINERALS POLICIES DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING 1711 ), 18 AND C STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20240. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT FOCUSES ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EACH PHASE OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND COASTAL ZONE AND RELATED PLANNING PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. A SECOND SECTION IS DEVOTED TO MAJOR FACILITIES AND OIL SPILLS. AN EXTENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY ACCOMPANIES THE REPORT. THE STUDY SERVES AS AN INTRODUCTION TO PLANNING ISSUES STIMULATED BY DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF.

A002 RAPID GROWTH FROM ENERGY PROJECTS: IDLAS FOR STATE AND LOCAL ACTION

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, OFFICE OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT


AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, OFFICE OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT, ROOM 7230, WASHINGTON, DC, 20410. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT DESCRIBES THE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS FACING RURAL COMMUNITIES AS A RESULT OF RAPID GROWTH FROM MAJOR ENERGY PROJECTS. THE TOPICS OF EMPLOYMENT, POPULATION, LAND USE, AND HOUSING ARE DISCUSSED. CASE EXAMPLES ARE CITED IN EVERY SECTION, USUALLY ACCOMPANIED BY THE PERTINENT REFERENCES AND INDIVIDUAL CONTACTS. THE DOCUMENT CONCLUDES WITH FOUR BRIEF CASE STUDIES.

A003 MINERAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF

ADAMS, M. V., JOHN, C. B., KELLY, R. F., LAPOINTE, A. E.» AND MEURER, R.W.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VA, 1976, CIRCULAR 720, 32 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,PUBLICATIONS OFFICE, 604 SOUTH PICKETT STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA 22304. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: DESCRIBES THE u.s. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY'S ROLE IN LEASINGPROCEDURES, EVALUATION OF RESOURCES, AND SUPERVISION OF PRODUCTION OPERATIONS ON LEASED LANDS OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. SERVES AS AN INTRODUCTORY DOCUMENT FOR THE LEASING AND MANAGING ASPECTS OF DCS DEVELOPMENT.


A004 THE ONSHORE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION FUND

WASHINGTON, DC t 1976, CURRENT FOCUS, NO. 661, 6 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1730 M STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC, 20026. $.40

DESCRIPTION: A BRIEF INTRODUCTION WHICH SURVEYS SOME OF THE ONSHORE ISSUES RESULTING FROM PLANS TO INCREASE DCS OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION. PROPOSALS FOR CHANGES IN THE OCS LEASING PROCESS AND IN PLANNING FOR ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT ARE DISCUSSED.

A005 NEW FRONTIERS FOR ENERGY

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE


AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, PUBLICATIONS ANDDISTRIBUTIONS SECTION, 2101 L STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20037. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF OIL AND GAS DRILLING OPERATIONS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. DIAGRAMS OF A DRILLING PLATFORM AND THE GEOLOGY OF THE SEABED ARE PRESENTED.

A006 ENERGY UNDER THE OCEANS: A TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS

KASH, DON E., WHITE, IRVIN L.» BERGEY, KARL H., CHARTOCK, MICHAEL A.* DEVINE, MICHAEL D., LEONARD, R. LEON

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS, NORMAN, OK, 1974, 378 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS, 1005 ASP AVENUE, NORMAN,OK 73019. $5.25

DESCRIPTION: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS ON THE U.S. OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. THE AUTHORS INTRODUCE THE READER TO CCS DEVELOPMENT, POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, AND THE JURISDICTIONAL PROBLEMS INVOLVED. SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR CHANGE AREOFFERED.

A007 HANDBOOK OF OIL INDUSTRY TERMS AND PHRASES

LANGENKAMP, R. D.

PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY, TULSA, OK, 1974, 175 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 1260, TULSA* OK


74101. PUBLICATION NO. P4028, $6.95

DESCRIPTION: PROVIDES NONTECHNICAL DEFINITIONS FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 f 100 ENTRIES. OFFERS EXPLANATIONS COVERING ALL ACTIVITIES OF THE OIL INDUSTRY LEASE ACQUISITIONS* EXPLORATION, PRODUCTION, REFINING, PETROCHEMICALS, AND MARKETING.

A008 THE STORY OF OIL AND GAS

J. RAY MCDERMOTT £ COMPANY, INC.

THE JARAMAC, SUMMER, 1975, 28 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE, J. RAY MCDERMOTT £ COMPANY, INC., P.O. BOX 60035, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70160. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: DETAILS HOW OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS ARE LOCATED, BROUGHT TO THE SURFACE, AND TRANSPORTED TO SHORE. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF HOW OIL AND GAS FORM AND ACCUMULATE IS ALSO INCLUDED. THIS PUBLICATION INTRODUCES THE READER TO THE ENTIRE RANGE OF FACILITIES INVOLVED IN THE DRItLING ANU PRODUCTION OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS. COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF MAJOR FACILITIES PLUS A CHART OF A HYPOTHETICAL FIELD SHOWING THE LOCATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS OF THE FACILITIES ARE ALSO INCLUDED.

A009 CONTINENTAL SHELVES: THEIR NATURE AND HISTORY

BULLARD, EDWARD

OCEANUS, VOL. 19: NO. 1, 1975, PP. 3-7.

AVAILABLE FROM: ANY LIBRARY THAT SUBSCRIBES TO THE JOURNAL

DESCRIPTION: THIS SHORT ARTICLE DESCRIBES THE FORM, HISTORY, AND USES OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. DIAGRAMS PROVIDE STRUCTURAL AND GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION. VARIATIONS IN COASTLINES ARE DISCUSSED.

AGIO ATLANTIC OFFSHORE OIL: THE NEED FOR PLANNING AND REGULATION

FRIEDMAN, JAMES M.

OCEANUS, VOL. 19, NO. 1, 1975, PP. 22-31.


DESCRIPTION: INTRODUCES THE PLANNING ISSUES OF DEVELOPING OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS SUPPLIES. THE AUTHOR BRIEFLY DISCUSSES THE PHASES OF DCS DEVELOPMENT, THE NORTH SEA EXPERIENCE, THE REACTIONS OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES TO OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENTS, AND FEDERAL-STATE RELATIONS WITH REGARD TO OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT.

A011 AN A-Z OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS


WHlTEHEADt HARRY

GULF PUBLISHING COMPANY, HOUSTON, TX, 1976, 339 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: GULF PUBLISHING COMPANY, BOOK DIVISION, P.O. BOX 2608, HOUSTON, TX 77001. PUBLICATION NO. ISBN 0-87201-051-1, $32.50

DESCRIPTION: AN INTERNATIONAL GLOSSARY AND REFERENCE GUIDE TO OIL AND GAS INDUSTRIES AND THEIR TECHNOLOGY. LISTS OVER 2,000 TERMS IN CURRENT USE, WITH SUBJECTS COVERING: UNDERWATER TECHNOLOGY; EXPLORATION FOR OIL AND GAS; GAS EXTRACTION AND TREATMENT; GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS; DRILLING TECHNOLOGY; GEOLOGY; OCEANOGRAPHY; INSTRUMENTATION; SCNICS; LEGISLATION; BATHYMETRY; ANTI-POLLUTION; PETROLOGY; FINANCE; ELECTRONIC AIDS; AND REFINING PROCESSES. EXTENSIVE MAPS OF THE OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS REGIONS OF THE WORLD, OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS FIELDS, OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS PIPELINES, AND DETAILED MAPS OF OIL AND GAS FIELDS IN THE NORTH SEA, THE PERSIAN GULF AND THE GULF OF MEXICO ARE INCLUDED.

A012 OIL: FROM PROSPECT TO PIPELINE

WHEELER, ROBERT R., AND WHITED, MAURINE


AVAILABLE FROM: GULF PUBLISHING COMPANY, BOOK DIVISION, P.O. BOX 2608, HOUSTON, TX 77001. PUBLICATION NO. ISBN 0-87201-632-3, $6.95

DESCRIPTION: PROVIDES A SHORT, COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF OIL OPERATIONS, EXCLUDING THE REFINING AND MARKETING END OF THE INDUSTRY. AN INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER DISCUSSES THE GEOGRAPHICAL AND GEOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION, ESTIMATED AND PROJECTED RESERVES, ROLE IN THE POLLUTION PROBLEM, AND THE CAPITAL AND EXPERTISE THAT CHARACTERIZE GLOBAL OPERATIONS. THE DICTIONARY OF OIL TERMS CONTAINS NONTECHNICAL DEFINITIONS.

A013 IMPACT OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT: A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS

AUSTIN, TX, 1976, 30 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS, POST OFFICE BOX 13517, AUSTIN, TX 76711. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS BOTH ANNOTATED AND NON-ANNOTATED ENTRIES. THE FOCUS IS ON STUDIES RELATED SPECIFICALLY TO TEXAS. THE AUTHORS ALSO INCLUDE STUDIES NOT DIRECTLY RELATED TO DCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. ENVIRONMENTAL, ECCNOMIC, DEMOGRAPHIC, SOCIAL, AND INFRASTRUCTURAL IMPACT STUDIES ARE LISTED. A SECOND SECTION OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTAINS ENTRIES FOR DOCUMENTS CONSIDERED TO BE INVENTORIES OF DESCRIPTIONS OF BASELINE DATA ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC, DEMOGRAPHIC, SOCIAL, OR INFRASTRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF

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THE TEXAS GULF COAST.

A014 ENERGY, JOBS AND OFFSHORE DRILLING

DIBONA, CHARLES J.

AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON, DC, 1975, 12 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, PUBLICATIONS ANDDISTRIBUTION SECTION, 2101 L. STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 2O037. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THE BOOKLET CONTAINS CHARLES j. DIBONA«S STATEMENT PRESENTEDAT THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S HEARINGS ON ACCELERATED DCS LEASE SALES HELD IN TRENTON, NEW JERSEY ON FEBRUARY 12, 1975. HIS COMMENTS REFER TO THE EAST COAST ECONOMY AND DCS DEVELOPMENT, THE BENEFITS OF THE PRESENT LEASING SYSTEM, AND THE DRAWBACKS OF GOVERNMENT EXPLORATION FOR OIL AND NATURAL GAS ON THE DCS.

A015 ATLANTIC MARINE ACTIVITIES INFORMATION

AMOCO

ATLANTA, GA, 1976, 22 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMCCO PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS, P.O. BOX 5077, ATLANTA, GA 30302. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: CONTAINS A SERIES OF 13 ADVERTISEMENTS WHICH APPEARED IN MANY EAST COAST NEWSPAPERS. AMOCO, AN OFFSHORE OIL AND NATURAL GAS PRODUCER, SEEKS TO ANSWER THE MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE ONSHORE IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL WITH THESE ADS. THE BROCHURE ALSO INCLUDES A SERIES OF FACT SHEETS WHICH GIVE OPERATIONAL STATISTICS FOR AMOCO'S ONGOING OFFSHORE OPERATIONS IN THE GULF OFMEXICO.

A016 SOURCE BOOK: ONSHORE IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT

CONSERVATION FOUNDATION

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLANNING OFFICIALS, CHICAGO, IL, 1977, 180 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PLANNING OFFICIALS, 1313 EAST 60TH STREET, CHICAGO, IL 60637. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: PREPARED AS A SUPPLEMENT TO A SERIES OF WORKSHOPS FOR STATE AND LOCAL PLANNERS ON THE POTENTIAL ONSHORE IMPACTS OF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. THE SOURCE BOOK IS A STRUCTURED GUIDE TO THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES AND EXTRACTION PROCESSES; OFFSHORE ACTIVITIES AND RELATEDONSHORE FACILITIES; ONSHORE IMPACTS OF ocs OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT; AND


PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES AVAILABLE TO STATES AND COMMUNITIES, SOURCES PROVIDED INCLUDE BOOKSt REPORTSt PERIODICALS AND AUDIOVISUAL INFORMATION. STATE, FEDERAL, AND REGIONAL AGENCIES INVOLVED IN OCS DEVELOPMENT AND RELATED PLANNING ARE ALSO LISTED, AS ARE ENERGY INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC INTEREST GROUPS.

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PART B - GENERAL STUDIES

bOOl THE QUESTION OF OFFSHORE OIL

MITCHELL, EDWARD J., ED.

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCHt WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 161 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH, 1150 SEVENTEENTH STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036. $8.00 CLOTH, $3.50 PAPER

DESCRIPTION: A COLLECTION OF PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE'S NATIONAL ENERGY PROJECT CONFERENCE ON THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF OFFSHORE OIL EXPLORATION HELD ON MARCH 20-21, 1975, IN BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA. THE PREDOMINANT CONSIDERATION OF EACH PAPER IS THE ECONOMIC VALUE VERSUS THE ENVIRONMENTAL RISK OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. THE TRADEOFF BETWEEN COMPETING SOCIAL VALUES IS DISCUSSED.

B002 OFFSHORE OIL: COSTS AND BENEFITS

BRADLEY, TOM, MODERATOR

AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH, WASHINGTON, DC,1976, 47 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH, 1150 SEVENTEENTH STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036. $2.00

DESCRIPTION: PRESENTS THE TRANSCRIPTS OF A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION BETWEEN BRENDAN BYRNE, JACCUES-YVES' COUSTEAU, H. J. HAYNES, ROYSTON HUGHES, AND TOM BRADLEY. THE TEXT OF THIS BOOKLET IS INCLUDED IN PART FIVE OF THE QUESTION OF OFFSHORE OIL, THE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE'S NATIONAL ENERGY PROJECT. THE TOPIC OF DISCUSSION IS THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT.

B003 EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT ON THE COASTAL ZONE

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE

9ATH CONGRESS, 2ND SESSION, WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 376 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NO ADDITIONAL COPIES AVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION. AVAILABLE FROM UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES AND OTHER CONGRESSIONAL DEPOSITORIES.

DESCRIPTION: THIS COMPREHENSIVE STUDY INCLUDES DISCUSSIONS OF THE ocsLEASING PROCEDURE, OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OFFSHORE AND IN THE COASTAL ZONE, AND SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS. IT ALSO CONTAINS A DISCUSSION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OCS ACTIVITIES AND THE FISHING INDUSTRY. PREPARED DURING DEBATES ON THE 1976 COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT AND OCS LEASING AMENDMENTS, THE STUDY ALSO ADDRESSES ISSUES SUCH AS COMPENSATION TO COASTAL STATES FOR OCS IMPACTS. THE REPORT CONCLUDES

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THAT DCS OPERATIONS ARE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND; THAT OIL SPILLS ARE NOT A MAJOR POSSIBILITY; THAT ONSHORE IMPACTS WILL BE PRIMARILY LOCAL; AND THAT LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FACE EXPENDITURES IN ADVANCE OF PROJECTED TAX REVENUES.

B004 STATE INFORMATION NEEDS RELATED TO ONSHORE AND NEARSHORE EFFECTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION. OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT


AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT* 33 WHITEHAVEN AVENUE* NW* WASHINGTON* DC 20235. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: IDENTIFIES THE MAJOR CONCERNS* POLICIES* REQUIREDINFORMATION FOR MANAGEMENT DECISIONS, AND PLANNING ORGANIZATION OF THE COASTAL STATES FACING POTENTIAL DCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. THE REPORT IS THE RESULT OF MEETINGS BETWEEN THE COASTAL STATES AND THE JOINT SPONSORS OF THE STUDY THE OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT OF THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, AND THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

BOOS THE DCS PETROLEUM PIE

DEVANNEY, J. W., Ill

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1975, REPORT NO. MIT SG 75-10, 127 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MARINE RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER, MIT SEA GRANT PROGRAM, ROOM 5-331, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 77 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139. S2.5O

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY ADDRESSES THE ISSUES OF OFFSHORE PETROLEUM LEASING AND MANAGEMENT. THE AUTHOR ANALYZES A RANGE OF ALTERNATIVES FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF NATIONAL INCOME, PUBLIC INCOME, AND INDUSTRY INCOME. THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES THAT EITHER PROFITS BIDDING OR PUBLIC EXPLORATORY DRILLING FOLLOWED BY BONUS BIDDING ARE PREFERABLE TO OTHER ALTERNATIVES AS FAR AS NATIONAL INCOME AND PUBLIC INCOME ARE CONCERNED.

B006 COASTAL EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE ENERGY SYSTEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS SYSTEMS, DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS OFF THE COAST OF NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, VOL. I

U.S. CONGRESS, OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, OCEANS PROGRAM

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 288 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING

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OFFICEt PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, DC, 20402. STOCK NO. 052-003-00245-1, $4.45

DESCRIPTION: THREE OFFSHORE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES FLOATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, DCS OIL AND GAS RESOURCES, AND DEEPWATER PORTS ARE REVIEWED. THE GEOGRAPHICAL FOCUS OF THIS WORK IS ON NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, WHERE SUCH OFFSHORE FACILITIES HAVE ALREADY BEEN PROPOSED. IN ITS ASSESSMENT OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT, OTA FOUND CONFLICTS TO EXIST BETWEEN STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES. THESE ARE DISCUSSED IN THE REPORT. THE CONCLUSION OF THE RESEARCHERS IS THAT OF THE THREE OFFSHORE ENERGY SYSTEMS, NONE, "SINGLY OR IN COMBINATION, IS LIKELY TO IMPOSE INTOLERABLE BURDENS ON THE OCEAN OR COASTAL ZONES" OF THE TWO STATES. HOWEVER, FUTURE USE OF THE THREE TECHNOLOGIES ON A LARGER SCALE COULD PRODUCE CONFLICTS IN THE STUDY AREA OR POSSIBLY ELSEWHERE.

BOOT COASTAL EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE ENERGY SYSTEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS SYSTEMS, DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS OFF THE COAST OF NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, WORKING PAPERS, VOL. II


U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, DC 20402. STOCK NO. 052-003-00246-9, $12.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS SECOND VOLUME OF THE: OTA STUDY CONTAINS THE TEN WORKING PAPERS WHICH PROVIDE THE BACKGROUND DATA FOR VOLUME I. PREPARED BY PROFESSIONALS IN VARIOUS FIELDS, THE WORKING PAPERS, COVER THE FOLLOWING TOPICS CONCERNING THE THREE OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGIES: REGULATIONS, BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS, OIL SPILL RISK, AIR AND WATER QUALITY IMPACTS, REGIONAL ENERGY SUPPLY AND DEMAND, FISCAL EFFECTS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES. OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO THOSE CONCERNED WITH THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF DCS DEVELOPMENT IS A PAPER BY ROBERT L. BISH ENTITLED "FISCAL EFFECTS OF DCS OIL AND GAS AND DEEPWATER PORT DEVELOPMENT."

b008 OFFSHORE REVENUE SHARING: AN ANALYSIS OF OFFSHORE OPERATIONS ON COASTAL STATES

GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE

BATON ROUGE, LA, 1974, 100 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, P.O. BOX 44275, BATON ROUGE, LA. $3.00

DESCRIPTION: PROVIDES AN ANALYSIS OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUES ASSOCIATED WITH DCS ACTIVITIES. COSTS AND BENEFITS TO STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FROM DCS DEVELOPMENT ARE IDENTIFIED. THE FOCUS OF THIS STUDY IS ON LOUISIANA. THE REPORT CONCLUDES THAT LOUISIANA'S LACK OF TAXING AUTHORITY FOR DCS DEVELOPMENTS RESULTED IN A SIGNIFICANT LOSS OF TAX REVENUE. THE PROBLEMS POSED BY SITE-SPECIFIC INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

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THAT GIVES RISE TO AN INCREASED BUT DISPERSED DEMAND FOR PUBLIC SERVICES ARE DISCUSSED.

B009 FISH AND OIL AT SEA: A SEMINAR BETWEEN THE FISHING AND MARINE OIL INDUSTRIES ON THE ATLANTIC COAST

HAYt KEITH G., ED.


AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, PUBLICATIONS ANDDISTRIBUTIONS SECTION, 2101 L STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20037. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: INCLUDES TEN PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE BOSTON SEMINAR HELD OCTOBER 9-10, 1973. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE AN OVERVIEW OF THE FISHING AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES, DESCRIPTIONS OF OFFSHORE OPERATIONS AND PIPELINING, EFFECTS OF OIL IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT, CONCERNS OF SPORT AND COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN, AND THE INFLUENCE OF PETROLEUM OPERATIONS ON THE GULF OF MEXICO'S FISHING INDUSTRY.

B010 UNSHORE IMPACTS CONFERENCE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

GEORGIA CONSERVANCY INCORPORATED £ GEORGIA COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

SAVANNAH, GA, 1976, 43 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: HANS NEUHAUSER, DIRECTOR, COASTAL OFFICE, GEORGIA CONSERVANCY, INC., 4405 PAULSEN STREET, SAVANNAH, GA 31405 OR GORDON CARRUTH, CZM PLANNER, CHATHAM COUNTY/SAVANNAH METROPOLITAN PLANNING COMMISSION, P.O. BOX 1027, SAVANNAH, GA 31402. $1.50

DESCRIPTION: A SUMMARY REPORT OF PRESENTATIONS GIVEN AT THE CONFERENCE ON THE ONSHORE IMPACTS ANTICIPATED FROM THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. THE CONFERENCE, HELD MAY 12-14, 1976, AIMED TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL ONSHORE IMPACTS. SOCIOECONOMIC ANDENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ARE DISCUSSED.

BOH EFFECTS ON COMMERCIAL FISHING OF PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OFF THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES

MORSE, R. W., STUDY DIRECTOR

WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, WOODS HOLE, MA, 1976, 80 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, PUBLICATIONS AND DISTRIBUTIONS SECTION, 2101 L STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20O37. NOCHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY SURVEYS THE POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF ocs DEVELOPMENTON THE FISHING INDUSTRY OF THE NEW ENGLAND AND MID-ATLANTIC STATES. THE TOPICS OF THE FOUR MAJOR CHAPTERS ARE THE OFFSHORE PHYSICAL

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PART b - GENERAL STUDIES

ENVIRONMENT* A DESCRIPTION OF COMMERCIAL FISHING TECHNIQUES* OFFSHORE PETROLEUM OPERATIONS* AND THE LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK. THE STUDY LOOKS AT THE EFFECTS OF POLLUTION IN TERMS OF ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE INTERACTIONS. RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE AS TO STEPS WHICH SHOULD BE TAKEN BY INDUSTRIES AND BY GOVERNMENT TO MINIMIZE UNDESIRED CONSEQUENCES.

bO!2 OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT CN THE GEORGES BANK: SYMPOSIUM ON THE ECONOMICS AND LOGISTICS OF OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT

CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY

STAMFORD, CT, 1976, 153 PP.AVAILABLE FROM: CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY, PUBLICATIONS AND DISTRIBUTIONS

BRANCH, HIGH RIDGE PARK, STAMFORD, CT 06904. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: INCLUDES CONOCO»S PRESENTATION AT THE SYMPOSIUM ON THE ECONOMICS AND LOGISTICS OF OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT HELD JULY 1, 1976, AT PHIPPSBURG, MAINE. THE SPEAKERS COVER THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: OFFSHORE EXPLORATION TECHNIQUES, OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, ECONOMIC EVALUATION, TECHNIQUES APPLIED TO OIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPING A HYPOTHETICAL OIL FIELD ON THE GEORGES BANK, AND AN ASSESSMENT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS TO SUPPORT EXPLORATION, DtVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION OF THE HYPOTHETICAL OIL FIELD.

8013 DCS OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. I

COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY


AVAILABLE FROM: CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT. NORMALLY AVAILABLE FROM SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, DC 20402. STOCK NO. 4OOO-00322, $2.90

DESCRIPTION: THIS FIVE VOLUME REPORT is ONE OF THE FIRST MAJOR STUDIES OFDCS ACTIVITIES BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. THE REPORT WAS PREPARED IN RESPONSE TO A 1973 REQUEST MADE BY PRESIDENT NIXON FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION ON THE ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF AND THE GULF OF ALASKA. THE STUDY FOCUSES ON A NUMBER UF HYPOTHETICAL DRILLING SITES TO ANALYZE THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT AND THE LIKELY ONSHORE IMPACTS OF INDUSTRIALIZATION AND GROWTH RELATED TO PROCESSING OIL AND GAS. THE FIRST VOLUME OF THE STUDY SURVEYS THE ISSUES IN THE ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF DCS OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION, AND SUMMARIZES THE FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COUNCIL.

b014 DCS OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. II


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AVAILABLE FROM: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, DC 20402. STOCK NO. 4000-00323, $3.70

DESCRIPTION: THIS SECOND VOLUME OF THE CEQ STUDY CONTAINS THE APPENDICES TO THE REPORT. THE APPENDICES INCLUDE: FEDERAL AGENCY CONTRIBUTORS TO THE STUDY, CONTRACTS ISSUED, MEMBERS OF GOVERNORS" ADVISORY COMMITTEE, SUMMARY OF WORLD OIL AND GAS RESERVES AND PRODUCTION, CLASSIFICATION AND ESTIMATES OF OIL AND GAS RESOURCES, METHODOLOGY FOR SELECTING POSSIBLE LOCATION OF OIL AND GAS ACCUMULATIONS, THE NATIONAL ENERGY SCENE, A NATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION PROGRAM, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVES TO DCS OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION, ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE PETROLEUM REFINING INDUSTRY, AND A SUMMARY OF CEQ»S PUBLIC HEARINGS ON THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT OF THE ATLANTIC AND GULF OF ALASKA OCS.

B015 DCS OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. Ill




DESCRIPTION: THIS VOLUMt CONTAINS TWO REPORTS. THE FIRST PREPARED BYTETRA TtCH INC. COVERS THE EFFECTS OF NATURAL PHENOMENA ON OCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. THE NATURAL PHENOMENA COVERED ARE CLIMATIC AND OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS, EARTHQUAKES, AND TSUNAMIS. THE SECOND REPORT PREPARED BY RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, INC. ADDRESSES THE MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS THAT OCS OPERATIONS POSE. THE RESEARCHERS DIVIDED THE OCS OPERATIONS INTO SEVEN TOPICS EXPLORATION, FIELD MANAGEMENT, DRILLING, PRODUCTION, TRANSPORT AND STORAGE, CONTAINMENT AND CLEANUP OF OIL SPILLS, AND FIRE PROTECTION AND FIRE FIGHTING TO ANALYZE THE RISKS INVOLVED.

b016 CCS OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. IV




DESCRIPTION: THIS FOURTH VOLUME COVERS THE POTENTIAL ONSHORE EFFECTS OF OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION ON THE ATLANTIC AND GULF OF ALASKA OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. A PROFILE OF CURRENT CONDITIONS, DEVELOPMENT ASSUMPTIONS, AND ONSHORE IMPACTS ARE ANALYZED FOR EACH COASTAL REGION.

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THE ONSHORE IMPACTS ADDRESSED IN THIS VOLUME ARE: ECONOMIC, SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, LAND USE, AIR POLLUTION, AND WATER POLLUTION. APPENDICES IN THIS VOLUME COVER THE VARIOUS INDUSTRIES INVOLVED, THE METHODOLOGIES EMPLOYED, AND AN INVENTORY OF THE WILDLIFE AND VEGETATION OF THE DIFFERENT REGIONS.

B017 DCS OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. V




DESCRIPTION: THIS FINAL VOLUME OF THE CEQ STUDY CONTAINS FOUR REPORTS PREPARED BY THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. THE FIRST REPORT ADDRESSES THE POTENTIAL BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HYPOTHETICAL OIL DISCHARGES IN THE ATLANTIC COAST AND GULF OF ALASKA. THE SECOND REPORT COVERS SIMULATION OF HYPOTHETICAL OFFSHORE PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENTS. THE THIRD REPORT IS AN ANALYSIS OF OIL SPILL STATISTICS. THE FINAL REPORT REVIEWS OIL SPILL TRAJECTORY STUDIES FOR THE ATLANTIC COAST AND THE GULF OF ALASKA.

B018 AN ANALYSIS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR'S PROPOSED ACCELERATION OF DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND GAS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF



AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS PB 252202, $4.00

DESCRIPTION: PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH THE STAFF OF THE SENATE NATIONAL OCEAN POLICY STUDY, THIS REPORT ADDRESSES THE FEASIBILITY AND DESIRABILITY OF AN ACCELERATED PROGRAM TO GRANT LEASES FOR OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT INVOLVING 10 MILLION ACRES OF LANDS ALONG THE U.S. OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING A PROPOSED FOUR-YEARPERIOD.

B019 AN ANALYSIS OF THE FEASIBILITY OF SEPARATING EXPLORATION FROM PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF



AVAILABLE FROM: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, DC 20402. STOCK NO.

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052-003-00095-4, $2.80

DESCRIPTION: CONSIDERS ALTERNATIVE PROCEDURES FOR CARRYING OUT OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION PRIOR TO THE SALE OF LEASES FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION. THE REPORT EXAMINES POTENTIAL MEANS FOR DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES IN AREAS TO BE LEASED IN ORDER TO ASSIST STATE AND LOCAL PLANNING, IMPROVE FEDERAL ENERGY POLICY PLANS, AND INSURE AN EQUITABLE RETURN FOR LEASES GRANTED.

B020 NATIONAL OCEAN POLICY: PRIORITIES FOR THE FUTURE

HOLLINGS, ERNEST F.

CCEANUS, VOL. 19, NO. 1, 1975, PP. 8-19.


DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHOR, A SENATOR FROM NORTH CAROLINA, ARGUES FOR A NATIONAL OCEANS POLICY TO GUIDE THE USE OF OFFSHORE RESOURCES. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE FEDERAL OCEAN PROGRAMS, MARINE FISHERIES MANAGEMENT, SEABED MINING, SEPARATION OF EXPLORATION FROM DEVELOPMENT, FEDERAL-STATE ROLES IN LEASING, THE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT ACT, AND COMPENSATION TO COASTAL STATES.

B021 THE ECONOMICS OF OUTtR CONTINENTAL SHELF LEASING

KALTfcR, ROBERT J., STEVENS, THOMAS H., AND BLOOM, OREN A.

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, VOL. 57, NO. 2, 1975, PP.251-258.


DESCRIPTION: DEVELOPS AN ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK OF THE ocs LAND PETROLEUMINVESTMENT AND PRODUCTION DECISION PROCESS TO EVALUATE PUBLIC RESOURCE LEASING POLICY ALTERNATIVES. THE IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE LEASE SYSTEMS UPON RATES OF PRODUCTION, INVESTMENT LEVELS, TOTAL RESOURCE RECOVERY, AND GOVERNMENT REVENUE ARE PRESENTED AND DISCUSSED.

£022 ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY RESOURCES: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

KALTfcR, RCBERT J., TYNER, WALLACE E., AND STEVENS, THOMAS H.

CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, NY, 1974, AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS STAFF PAPER, NO. 74-17, 88 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: PROFESSOR C. A. BRATTON, 442 WARREN HALL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, NY 14853. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: DISCUSSES ENERGY RESOURCE POTENTIAL AND EXTRACTION COST ESTIMATES. AFTER A LOOK AT THE PRESENT LEASING SYSTEM, THE AUTHORS DELINEATE POLICY ISSUES AND ALTERNATIVES. AN ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK IS

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DEVELOPED TO COMPARE ALTERNATIVES AND TO APPLY THE RESULTING MODEL TO LEASING PROBLEMS AND PROJECTED CONDITIONS ON THE ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF.

B023 COASTAL MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENTS

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION. OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT

ROCKVILLEt MDt 1975, 85 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA, 22151, AS Pb 249 751/AS, $5.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY PROVIDES A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF ocs PETROLEUMACTIVITIES AND A DESCRIPTION OF: FEDERAL OCS RESPONSIBILITIES AND ROLES, OFFSHORE AND ONSHORE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OCS OPERATIONS, SOCIOECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS STEMMING FROM THOSE ACTIVITIES, AND SUGGESTIONS FOR PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT FOR OCS DEVELOPMENTS. CONTAINS AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY WHICH DESCRIBES THE QCS-RELATED PORTIONS OF THE LITERATURE CITED. THE APPENDIX IS A DIRECTORY OF AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED WITH OCS OIL AND GAS RELATED ACTIVITIES.

B024 OIL AND GAS USE CHARACTERIZATION, IMPACTS, GUIDELINES

CONNER, W. H., STONE, J.H., BAHR, L. M., BENNETT, V.R., DAY, J.W., JR., TURNER, R.E.

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE, LA, 1976, 148 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: RECENTLY SUBMITTED TO NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151. WRITE FOR DOCUMENT NO. AND PRICE.

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT REPRESENTS A NONTECHNICAL SURVEY OF ocsDEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES INVOLVED IN THE COASTAL SETTING. THE AUTHORS CONCENTRATE PRIMARILY ON THE INSHORE PRODUCTION THAT OCCURS EITHER IN WETLAND AREAS OR IN SHALLOW WATER BODIES. THE SETTING OF THE SURVEY IS THE BARATARIA BASIN IN LOUISIANA, WHERE MINERAL EXTRACTION AND COMMERCIAL FISHING ARE IMPORTANT TO THE COASTAL ECONOMY. THIS STUDY DOES NOT ATTEMPT TO CREATE A METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING IMPACTS. INSTEAD, BY IDENTIFYING THE MAJOR ACTIVITIES OF CONCERN, THE AUTHORS HOPE TO GFNERATE DISCUSSIONS WHICH INCLUDE THE VARIOUS INTEREST GROUPS.

b025 GEOLOGICAL ESTIMATES OF UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES

MILLER, BETTY M., THOMSEN, HARRY L., DOLTON, GORDON L., COURY, ANNY B., HENDRICKS, THOMAS A., LENNARTZ, FRANCES E.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VA, 1975, CIRCULAR NO. 725, 78 PP.

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AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,PUBLICATIONS OFFICE, 604 SOUTH PICK6TT STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA 22304. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY ESTIMATES THE UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES FOR THE UNITED STATES. PRIMARY EMPHASIS WAS PLACED ON CRUDE OIL AND NATURAL GAS IN THE ONSHORE PROVINCES AND THE PROVINCES ON THE CONTINENTAL SHELF OUT TO WATER DEPTHS CF 200 METERS. FOR PLANNING PURPOSES, THE AUTHORS PROVIDE PROBABILITIES FOR TOTAL RECOVERABLE RESOURCES. FOR EXAMPLE, WITHIN THE PROBABILITY LEVELS OF 95 PERCENT AND 5 PERCENT, THE RANGE OF TOTAL UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL RESOURCES IS 50-127 BILLION BARRELS. THE REPORT INCLUDES DIAGRAMS AND TABLES WHICH SHOW THE DISTRIBUTION BY REGIONS OF THE ESTIMATED UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE CRUDE OIL AND NATURAL GAS.

8026 DECISIONS FOR DELAWARE: SEA GRANT LOOKS AT LEGAL ASPECTS OF DCS DEVELOPMENT

MANGCNE, GERARD J. AND HOMER, JERRY

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, DE, 1975, REPORT NO. DELSG-1-75 <2), 24PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: UNIVERSITY CF DELAWARE, COLLEGE OF MARINE STUDIES, COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT, NEWARK, DE 19711. $3.00

DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHORS REVIEW THE LEGAL BACKGROUND PERTINENT TO CURRENT AND PROPOSED OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT. THE REPORT IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE LEGISLATORS AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS WITH INFORMATION ON DCS PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT, DEEPWATER PORTS, AND OCEAN DUMPING OFWASTES.

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PART C - FACILITY RELATED STUDIES

C001 FACTBOOK: ONSHORE FACILITIES RELATED TO OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT

NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSION

BOSTONt MAt 1976, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NERBC/RALI PROJECTt NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSION, 55 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MA, 02108. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: A DETAILED REFERENCE DOCUMENT WHICH DESCRIBES ONSHORE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OFFSHORE PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT. TIMING, TRENDS AND OPTIONS IN SITING, AND POSSIBLfc IMPACTS OF EACH FACILITY ARE DISCUSSED. FACILITIES COVERED INCLUDE: SERVICE BASES, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE YARDS, TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES, GAS PROCESSING AND TREATMENT PLANTS, REFINERIES, PLATFORM FABRICATION YARDS, PIPE COATING YARDS, PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS, AND PARTIAL PROCESSING FACILITIES.

COO2 BROWN AND ROOT IMPACT STUDY

URBAN PATHFINDERS, INC.

BALTIMORE, MD, 1975, 65 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: URBAN PATHFINDERS, INC., P.O. BOX 8642, BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, BALTIMORE, MD 21240. $11.50

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY, PREPARED FOR A PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT, DISCUSSES THE EFFECTS OF A PROPOSED PLATFORM FABRICATION YARD ON THE RURAL AREA OF NORTHAMPTON, VIRGINIA. TOPICS DISCUSSED INCLUDE ECONOMICS, POPULATION, HOUSING, SERVICES AND TRANSPORTATION, NATURAL FEATURES AND LAND USE, AND PUBLIC FINANCE. THE BASIC CONCLUSION IS THAT THE PROPOSED PLATFORM FABRICATION YARD WOULD STIMULATE THE LOCAL ECONOMY AND ADVERSE EFFECTS COULD BE MINIMIZED WITH PROPER ADVANCED PLANNING.

C003 MARINE SERVICE BASES FOR OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT

ALASKA CONSULTANTS, INC.

ANCHORAGE, AK, 1976, 87 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: ALASKA CONSULTANTS, INC., 704 WEST SECOND AVENUE, SUITE "A", ANCHORAGE, AK 99501, OR, DIVISION OF COMMUNITY PLANNING, ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, POUCH B, JUNEAU, AK 99811. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY PROVIDES EXTENSIVE DATA ON SERVICE BASE CHARACTERISTICS AND OPERATIONS. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE LOCATION REQUIREMENTS, MATERIALS AND SERVICE REQUIREMENTS, BASE FACILITIES, AND LAND AND LABOR REQUIREMENTS. EXPERIENCES IN THF NORTH SEA ARE LIBERALLYCITED.

C004 SERVING THE OFFSHORE OIL INDUSTRY: PLANNING FOR ONSHORE GROWTH,

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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES

WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, CASE STUDY NO. 5, 55 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES, 1735 NEW YORK AVENUE NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20006. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: NORTHAMPTON COUNTY'S PLANNING RESPONSES TO THE BROWN AND ROOT COMPANY'S PROPOSED PLATFORM FABRICATION FACILITY ARE DISCUSSED. THE AUTHOR SUMMARIZES AN IMPACT STUDY BY URBAN PATHFINDERS, INC., FOR THE PROPOSED FACILITY. SECTIONS DISCUSSING NORTHAMPTON COUNTY'S PLANNING FOR RAPID GROWTH COVER ANTICIPATED IMPACTS, CONDITIONS EXACTED FROM THE BROWN AND ROOT CO., AND THE ABILITY OF THE EXISTING SERVICES TO ABSORB NEW GROWTH.

COOS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND THE SITING OF FACILITIES: ISSUES IN LAND USE ANDCOASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT

BARAM, MICHAEL S., BRACKEN, THOMAS, AND SELIG, EDWARD

BALLINGER PUBLISHING COMPANY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1976, 255 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: bALLINGER PUBLISHING COMPANY, 17 DUNSTER STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138. $16.50

DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHORS DESCRIBE AND ANALYZE MAJOR LAWS AND REGULATORY PROGRAMS THAT CONCERN THE FACILITY SITING PROCESS. NUMEROUS REFERENCES ARE MADE TO JUDICIAL AND AGENCY DECISIONS ON ACTUAL FACILITY SITING CASES. THE FIRST PART OF THE BOOK FOCUSES ON THE DEVELOPMENTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW THAT ARE RELEVANT TO LAND USE PLANNING AND DECISION MAKING IN THE FACILITY SITING PROCESS. PART II DETAILS THE DEVELOPMENTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW THAT ARE CENTRAL TO FACILITY SITING IN THE COASTALZONE.

C006 PLANNING AND EVALUATION PARAMETERS FOR OFFSHORE COMPLEXES

SINCOFF, MICHAEL Z. AND DAJANI, JARIR S., EDS.

NASA-LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER, HAMPTON, VA, 1976, 201 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS NASA CR-145040, $7.75

DESCRIPTION: THE REPORT PRESENTS ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION IN THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF OFFSHORE ARTIFICIAL COMPLEXES. IT REVIEWS ISSUES DEALING WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH COMPLEXES, THEIR SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ECOLOGICAL IMPACTS, AND THE LEGAL-POLITICAL-INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENTS WITHIN WHICH THEIR DEVELOPMENT COULD OCCUR. THE REPORT EMPHASIZES PLANNING, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEAR-SHORE COMPLEXES LOCATED OFF THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST OF THE UNITED STATES. ALTHOUGH THE REPORT EMPHASIZES COMPLEXES DEVELOPED FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF

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TRANSPORTATION, AND SECONDARY PURPOSE OF ENERGY AND OTHER USES, ITS CONTENT IS APPLICABLE TO ANY OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT.

C007 PERSPECTIVES ON OIL REFINERIES AND OFFSHORE OIL UNLOADING FACILITIES:PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH NEW ENGLAND COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE

HUNTER, MARY LOUISE, ED.

NEW ENGLAND CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION, DURHAM, NH, 1974, 145 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MARINE ADVISORY SERVICE, NEW ENGLAND CENTER FORCONTINUING EDUCATION, 15 GARRISON AVENUE, DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03824.$2.00

DESCRIPTION: POLICY ISSUES RAISED BY REFINERY AND DEEPWATER PORT SITING ARE DISCUSSED. SUGGESTIONS FOR FACILITATING DECISION MAKING ARE OFFERED. THE ROLES OF PRIVATE CITIZENS, PUBLIC INTEREST GROUPS, INDUSTRY, AND ALL LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT IN DECISION MAKING RELATED TO DEEPWATER PORTS AND REFINERIES ARE REVIEWED.

COOS A METHODOLOGY FOR THE SITING OF ONSHORE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH DCS DfcVELOPMENT: DRAFT INTERIM REPORT #1


BOSTON, MA, 1976, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151. AS PB 250612/AS, $6.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS is THE INITIAL DOCUMENT PREPARED BY THE NEW ENGLANDRIVER BASINS COMMISSION AS PART OF THE RALI PROJECT "DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF A METHODOLOGY FOR SITING ONSHORE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OCS DEVELOPMENT." THE REPORT INCLUDES INFORMATION ON THE EARLY DECISIONS WITH WHICH THE STATES MAY HAVE TO DEAL, AND ON THE LONG RANGE IMPLICATIONS OF THESE DECISIONS. THE REQUIREMENTS AND IMPACTS OF SERVICE BASES ARE DESCRIBED IN DETAIL. INDUSTRY SITING METHODOLOGIES FOR SERVICE BASES FOR THE EARLY STAGES OF OCS DEVELOPMENT ARE ANALYZED. INFORMATION FOR FACILITIES OTHER THAN SERVICE BASES AND PLATFORM FABRICATION YARDS IS PROVIDED IN LESS DETAIL.

C009 OFFSHORE PLATFORMS AND PIPELINING

THE PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY

TULSA, OK, 1976, 246 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 1260, TULSA, OK 74101. PUBLICATION NO. P4037, $17.95

DESCRIPTION: THIS BOOK is A COLLECTION OF 56 SELECTED ARTICLES REPRINTEDFROM THE ENGINEERING PAGES OF THE OIL AND GAS JOURNAL. THE ARTICLES

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COVER TOPICS SUCH AS PLATFORM DESIGN AND INSTALLATION, MARINE PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION, MARINE STORAGE AND LOADING FACILITIES, AND SUBSEA EQUIPMENT DESIGN AND APPLICATION. THE BOOK DESCRIBES THE NUMEROUS AND VARIED DESIGNS IN OFFSHORE DRILLING AND PRODUCTION PLATFORMS, METHODS OF INSTALLATION, GEOLOGY, AND PROBLEMS IN DRILLING AND COMPLETING WELLS ON THE OCEAN BOTTOM AROUND THE WORLD. DIFFICULTIES OF INSTALLING TANKER MOORING BUOYS FOR LOADING PRODUCED OIL AND LAYING UNDERSEA PIPELINES ARE CITED. REGULATIONS WHICH THOSE WHO DRILL, PRODUCE, AND TRANSPORT OIL AND GAS MUST MEET ARE ALSO DISCUSSED.

C010 AN INTRODUCTION TO DEEPWATER FLOATING DRILLING OPERATIONS

HARRIS, L. M.

PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY, TULSA, CK, 1972, 272 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 1260, TULSA, OK 74101. PUBLICATION NO. P4015, $19.50

DESCRIPTION: THE BOOK COVERS ALL ASPECTS OF DEEPWATER DRILLING, FROM SELECTING VESSELS AND HARDWARE, TO SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PERSONNEL. CHAPTERS INCLUDE: DRILLING FROM A FLOATING VESSELS PLANNING AND ORGANIZING; DRILL VESSELS; DRILLING SYSTEMS; MOORING SYSTEMS; AUXILIARY VESSELS; WELL-CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS; SUBSEA GUIDE BASES; SUBSEA BLOWOUT PREVENTERS; MARINE-RISER SYSTEM; DRILL STEAM TESTING; SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY; AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS.

C011 THE ECONOMIC IMPACT ON MISSISSIPPI OF OFFSHORE OIL ACTIVITIES AND OF A PROPOSED TERMINAL FOR SUPERTANKERS

WILL1AMSON, JAMtS R. AND WADE, F. JOHN

MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER, JACKSON, MS, 1976, 22 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MISSISSIPPI MARINE RESOURCES COUNCIL, P.O. DRAWER 959, LONG BEACH, MS 39560. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: BASED ON THE POSSIBLE DISCOVERY OF 10 BILLION BARRELS OF OIL AND 15 TRILLION CUBIC FEET OF NATURAL GAS IN THE EASTERN GULF, THE AUTHORS ESTIMATE THE INCOME GENERATED BY OFFSHORE OIL AND NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION, A DEEPWATER PORT FOR SUPERTANKERS, AND AN OIL REFINERY. THE AUTHORS EVALUATE THE 6XTRA COSTS FOR STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT GENERATED BY THE DCS ACTIVITIES. THE AUTHORS CONCLUDE THAT THOUGH THE COSTS OF PUBLIC SERVICES WOULD BE PARTIALLY OFFSET BY INCREASED PERSONAL INCOME, SALES AND OTHER TAXES, THERE WOULD STILL REMAIN A $15 MILLION DEFICIT. FURTHERMORE, BECAUSE THE RESERVES ARE IN FEDERAL WATERS AND CANNOT BE TAXED BY THE STATE, MISSISSIPPI WOULD FOREGO CLOSE TO $90 MILLION IN TAXES ANNUALLY.

L012 SECONDARY ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF COASTAL FACILITIES

FIELD, BARRY C.

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NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSlONt BOSTON, MA, 1976, TECH UPDATE NO. 10, 28 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NERBC/RALI PROJECT, NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSION, 55 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MA 02108. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES BEHIND MEASURING THE SECONDARY ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ONSHORE FACILITIES FOR THE NEW ENGLAND ECONOMY ARE DISCUSSED. THE EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME MULTIPLIERS IN THIS REPORT WERE DEVELOPED AFTER CONSULTING A VARIETY OF SECONDARY SOURCES, AND WERE NOT THE RESULT OF A DETAILED STUDY OF THE NEW ENGLAND ECONOMY.

C013 NORTH CAROLINA PETROCOMPLEX STUDY: IMPACTS OF A PETROLEUM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF MARINE AFFAIRS

RALEIGH, NC, 1976, 239 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS PB 262-426/LL, $8.00

DESCRIPTION: INCLUDES A DISCUSSION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC COSTS AND BENEFITS OF A COMPLEX INCLUDING REFINERIES, PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS, STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES, AND AN OFFSHORE DEEPWATER TERMINAL FOR THE COASTAL PLAINS OF NORTH CAROLINA.

C014 PETROLEUM REFINERY FEASIBILITY STUDY OF COASTAL GEORGIA: SUMMARY

GEORGIA STATE OFFICE OF PLANNING AND BUDGET


AVAILABLE FROM: OFFICE OF PLANNING AND BUDGET, 270 WASHINGTON STREET, SW, ATLANTA, GA 30334. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THE STUDY ON WHICH THIS SUMMARY is BASED is NO LONGERAVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION. THE SUMMARY, HOWEVER, HIGHLIGHTS THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF A HYPOTHETICAL REFINERY. THE FOCUS OF THE STUDY IS UPON THE PROBABLE IMPACT WHICH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A REFINERY MIGHT HAVE ON TWO COASTAL GEORGIA SITES RURAL DARIAN AND URBAN SAVANNAH.

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D001 OFFSHORE PETROLEUM AND NEW ENGLAND: A STUDY OF THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF POTENTIAL OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT

GRIGALUNAS, THOMAS A.

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, KINGSTON, RI, 1975, MARINE TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 39, 114 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, MARINE ADVISORY SERVICE PUBLICATIONS, NARRAGANSETT BAY CAMPUS, RI , 02882. $5.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY DETAILS THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE OFFSHORE PETROLEUM SCENARIOS AND REFINERY ACTIVITY IN THE NEW ENGLAND REGION. THE BASIC COMBINATION OF SCENARIOS USED ARE LOW AND HIGH PRODUCTION, LOW AND HIGH GAS PRICES, AND TWO PETROLEUM REFINERY SECENARIOS. IMPACTS COVERED INCLUDE SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS SUCH ASEMPLOYMENT AND INCOME.

D002 DECISIONS FOR DELAWARE: SEA GRANT LOOKS AT OCS DEVELOPMENT

GOODMAN, JOEL M.

UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, NEWARK, OE , 1975, REPORT NO. DELSG-1-75 11), 43 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: UNIVERSITY OF DELAWAKE, COLLEGE OF MARINE STUDIES, COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT, NEWARK, DE, 19711. $3.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT DESCRIBES THE OIL AND GAS POTENTIAL OF THE BALTIMORE CANYON AND PROBABLE ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH DEVELOPING THIS RESOURCE. OCS EXPERIENCES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND PACIFIC OCEAN ARE PRESENTED FOR COMPARATIVE PURPOSES. THE REPORT QUANTIFIES LIKELY DEVELOPMENT UTILIZING A SCENARIO AND DRAWING CONCLUSIONS ON EMPLOYMENT AND POPULATION GROWTH. FOLLOWING THE STUDY'S CONCLUSIONS ARE THREE PAGES OF FREQUENTLY-ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OCS DEVELOPMENT. THE ACCOMPANYING RESPONSES PROVIDE ADDITIONAL USEFUL INFORMATION.

U003 ESTIMATES FOR NEW ENGLAND: ONSHORE FACILITIES RELATED TO OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT


BOSTON, MA, 1976, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NERBC/RALI PROJECT, NEW ENGLAND RIVtR BASINS COMMISSION, 55 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MA 02108. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT LISTS THE ONSHORE FACILITIES AND IMPACTS WHICH MIGHT BE EXPECTED IN NEW ENGLAND FROM THREE SIZES OF OIL AND GAS DISCOVERY ON GEORGES BANK: A HIGH OIL AND GAS FIND, A MEDIUM FIND, AND EXPLORATION ACTIVITY BUT NO COMMERCIAL FIND. THE STUDY INCLUDES SECTIONS ON SCENARIO DEVELOPMENT AND THE ESTIMATION OF LEVELS OF

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D004 SOUTH ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS EXPLORATIONt DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION

PLATEt DOUGLAS C.t ED.

CITADEL PRESS f CHARLESTCNt SC, 1976 t 100 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: TRIDENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, P.O. BOX 975, CHARLESTON, SC 29402. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THE INVESTIGATORS EXAMINE THE POTENTIAL SOCIOECONOMIC, INDUSTRIAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF DCS DEVELOPMENT IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC. ESTIMATES OF POPULATION GROWTH, DEMAND FOR PUBLIC SERVICES, AND EMPLOYMENT FOR EACH OF THREE POSSIBLE LEVELS OF DCS OIL AND GAS RECOVERY ARE PROVIDED. BASED ON THE INVESTIGATION, THE CHARLESTON TRIDENT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RECOMMENDS SUPPORTING SOUTH ATLANTIC DCS EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT.

D005 IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF MID-ATLANTIC ONSHORE DCS IMPACTS

RESOURCE PLANNING ASSOCIATES, INC.

CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1976, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF SITING, ROOM 6147, FEDERAL BUILDING, TWELFTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20461. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT REVIEWS six MAJOR STUDIES CONCERNING THE IMPACTS OF DCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. THE STUDIES* METHODOLOGIES, ASSUMPTIONS, AND PROJECTIONS OF IMPACT ARE COMPARED. THIS REPORT THEN INVESTIGATES THE RELEVANCE OF THE SIX STUDIES TO THE NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL MID-ATLANTIC STATES. THE CONCLUDING CHAPTERS COVER THE MANAGEMENT DECISIONS AND POLICY ISSUES INVOLVED AND MAKE SOME RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE STUDIES. APPENDICES SUMMARIZE THE CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE SIX STUDIES.

D006 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON OFFSHORE OIL POTENTIAL AND RELATED LAND USE IMPACTS IN THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COASTAL ZONE

DOYLE, WILLIAM T., ED.COASTAL MARINE STUDIES SPECIAL PUBLICATION NO. 3, UNIVERSITY OF

CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ, CA, 1975, 81 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: CENTcR FOR COASTAL MARINt STUDIES, APPLIED SCIENCES BUILDING, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ, SANTA CRUZ, CA 95064. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THESE PROCEEDINGS INCLUDE FIVE PAPERS AND A PANEL

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DISCUSSION. THE TOPICS OF THE PAPERS INCLUDE OFFSHORE PETROLEUM POTENTIAL AND GEOLOGYt INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES, POSSIBLE ONSHORE IMPACTS, AND IMPORTANT LEGAL ISSUES. EACH PAPER IS FOLLOWED BY A SHORT DISCUSSION. ALL PRESENTATIONS ARE CONCERNED WITH THE ISSUES OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA.

D007 MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL STUDY: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE ONSHORE EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT

WOODWARD-CLYDE CONSULTANTS

HOUSTON, TX, 1975, 429 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, PUBLICATIONS ANDDISTRIBUTIONS SECTION, 2101 L STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20037. $15.00, OR $1.00 FOR EXLCUTIVE SUMMARY

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY ESTIMATES THE ONSHORE IMPACTS RESULTING FROM ocsDEVELOPMENT IN THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION. EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME FIGURES FOR THE REGION ARE ESTIMATED. THE STUDY CONCLUDES THAT DCS-RELATED EMPLOYMENT WILL BE MINOR IN COMPARISON TO THE GENERAL ECONOMIC GROWTH OF THE REGION. ALSO, THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS SHOULD BE MINOR IF SUITABLE SITES FOR ONSHORE SUPPORT FACILITIES ARE SELECTED.

D008 THE GEORGES BANK PETROLEUM STUDY

OFFSHORE OIL TASK GROUP

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1973, REPORT NO. MIT SG 73-5, 679 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MARINE RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER, MIT SEA GRANT PROGRAM, ROOM 5-331, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 77 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139

DESCRIPTION: SIXTY-FOUR POSSIBLE COMBINATIONS OF GROWTH RATE, COST OF CAPITAL, REFINERY LOCATION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF HYPOTHETICAL OFFSHORE PETROLEUM FIELDS ARE ANALYZED WITH REGARD TO THE REGIONAL INCOME OF NEW ENGLAND IN VOLUME I. VOLUME II DISCUSSES THE POSSIBLE IMPACTS ON AIR AND WATER QUALITY ASSOCIATED WITH THE HYPOTHETICAL DEVELOPMENT. MODELS FOR ESTIMATING OIL SPILL PROBABILITY AND TRAJECTORY ARE PRESENTED. VOLUME III IS A SUMMARY OF THE REPORT.

D009 PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ENGLAND: REGIONAL FACTORS

ARTHUR D. LITTLE, INC.

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION, BOSTON, MA, 1975, TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 75-6, 4 VOLS., MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: ENERGY PROGRAM, NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION, 53STATE STREET, BOSTON, MA 02109. ONLY VOLUME I, THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IS

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AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS FOUR VOLUME REPORT DESCRIBES THE ECONOMIC ANDENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF PETROLEUM-RELATED DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ENGLAND. VOLUME I IS THE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. VOLUME II DESCRIBES THREE TYPES OF FACILITIES: REFINERIES, PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS, AND MARINE TERMINALS. VOLUME III IS THE DETAILED ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, BASED LARGELY ON SCENARIOS DEVELOPED IN VOLUME II. THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF REFINERY, PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS, DCS, AND DEEPWATER TERMINAL DEVELOPMENTS ARE DESCRIBED AND ANALYZED IN TERMS OF REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS SUCH AS LAND USE, WATER REQUIREMENTS, OIL SPILL RISK, WATER QUALITY, AIR QUALITY, SOLID WASTE, AND CRITICAL ISSUES. VOLUME IV CONTAINS APPENDICES, A GLOSSARY, AND A BIBLIOGRAPHY.

D010 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN TEXAS

WHITEHORN, NORMAN C.

COLLEGE STATION, TX, 1973, PUBLICATION NO. TAMU-SG-73-203, 78 PP.i

AVAILABLE FROM: TEXAS A £ M UNIVERSITY, SEA GRANT PROGRAM, CENTER FOR MARINE RESOURCES, COLLEGE STATION, TX 77843. $3.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY ATTEMPTS TO DETERMINE THE PETROCHEMICALINDUSTRY'S TOTAL ECONOMIC IMPACT UPON THE ECONOMY OF TEXAS BY ANALYZING EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS, SALES, CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, AND INVESTMENTS ACCORDING TO THE MULTIPLIER CONCEPT. MAJOR FACTORS CONCERNING RAW MATERIAL SUPPLIES, MARKETS, TRANSPORTATION, AND THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR THE PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN THE FUTURE ARE ALSO DISCUSSED. THE REPORT IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE GUIDELINES AND ASSISTANCE TO GOVERNMENT, BUSINESS, RESEARCH, AND PUBLIC LEADERS IN DECISION MAKING AND GENERAL ECONOMIC PLANNING. IT IS BASED ON DATA FOR THE YEAR 1971, COLLECTED FROM 74 TEXAS PETROCHEMICAL FIRMS. RECENT STATISTICS AND FUTURE PROJECTIONS ARE DEPICTED IN 27 TABLES AND 8 FIGURES.

0011 OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNITIES

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, OFFICE OF STATE PLANNING

bCSTON, MA, 1976, 68 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT, EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS, SALTONSTALL STATE OFFICE BUILDING, BOSTON, MA 02202. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT, PREPARED FOR MASSACHUSETTS COASTAL COMMUNITIES, OUTLINES THE OIL RELATED FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OCS DEVELOPMENT AND THEIR POSSIBLE IMPACTS. OPTIONS FOR LOCAL MANAGEMENT OF PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT ARE ADDRESSED. THE STUDY INCLUDES A TIMETABLE OF TENTATIVE DATES FCR ACTIVITIES LEADING UP TO GEORGES BANK EXPLORATION. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PHASES OF OFFSHORE PETROLEUM OPERATIONS IS ALSO INCLUDED.

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D012 THE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL PRODUCTION ON SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WILCOX, SUSAN M. t AND MEADE, WALTER J. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WASHINGTON, DC, 1973, 23 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, PUBLICATION NO. COM-74-10264, $3.50

DESCRIPTION: THE IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL PRODUCTION ON SANTA BARBARA COUNTY'S REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES ARE DISCUSSED. BENEFITS IN THE FORM OF WAGES AND TAXES ARE COMPARED WITH THE EXPENDITURES REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC SERVICES. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AS WELL AS IMPACTS ON THE FISHING AND TOURIST INDUSTRIES ARE ALSO COVERED. THE AUTHORS CONCLUDE THAT THE NET IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL PRODUCTION ON THE SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BUDGET IS MORE THAN 1.5 MILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY.

D013 A GUIDE TO RESOURCE INFORMATION FOR DCS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH, RESOURCE PLANNING SECTION



DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT IDENTIFIES GEORGIA'S INFORMATION NEEDS AND THE AVAILABLE STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES, PUBLICATIONS, AND CONTACTS FOR MEETING THEM. THE INFORMATION NEEDS ARE PRESENTED IN THREE BROAD CATEGORIES: IMPACTS RELATED TO ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT, IMPACTS RELATED TO PIPELINES, AND IMPACTS RELATED TO OIL SPILLS.

D014 OIL AND THE OUTER COASTAL SHELF: THE GEORGES BANK CASE

AHERN, WILLIAM R., JR.

BALLINGER PUBLISHING COMPANY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1973, 164 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: BALLINGER PUBLISHING COMPANY, 17 DUNSTER STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138. $15.00

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY DISCUSSES THE POTENTIAL FOR DCS DEVELOPMENT ON THE GEORGES BANK. THE ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF DEVELOPING THE OIL AND GAS ON THE GEORGES BANK ARE ADDRESSED. THE LEGAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT ARE COVERED. A COMPARISON OF THE ANTICIPATED COST OF GEORGES BANK AND IMPORTED PETROLEUM IS MADE FOR THE NEW ENGLAND MARKET. THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES WITH HIS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.

U015 THE IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT ON LAFOURCHE PARISH

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HUMPHREY, ANTHONY J., PROJECT DIRECTOR

LOUISIANA STATE PLANNING OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, LA, 1976, 383 PP.


DESCRIPTION: THE IMPACTS OF ocs OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY INLAFOURCHE PARISH ARE SURVEYED IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT, INCOME, JOB TYPES, ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS, AND REQUIRED SUPPORTING FACILITIES AND SERVICES. THE SKETCH OF DCS-RELATED EMPLOYMENT BY SECTOR FOR LAFOURCHE PARISH GIVES THE IMPRESSION THAT EMPLOYMENT IN THIS AREA HAS DECLINED FROM THE HIGHS OF THE 1960»S AND IS NOW LEVELING OFF. THE STUDY ALSO DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS TYPES OF JOBS INVOLVED IN OCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT BY PHASE OF DEVELOPMENT EXPLORATION, DRILLING, PRODUCTION, AND PIPE LAYING AND IN RELATED INDUSTRIES WATER TRANSPORTATION, BOAT BUILDING, AND HEAVY CONSTRUCTION. THE EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE JOB TYPES ARE ALSO PRESENTED, ALONG WITH STATISTICS ON THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE PER JOB TYPE REQUIRED IN EXPLORATION, DRILLING, ETC.

D016 ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY RESOURCES: ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG ISLAND

KALTER, ROBERT J. AND TYNER, WALLACE E.

CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, NY, 1975, AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS STAFF PAPER, NO. 75-1, 76 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: PROFESSOR C. A. BRATTON, 442 WARREN HALL, CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, NY 14853. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: EVALUATES SOME OF THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ON NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES THAT COULD RESULT FROM LEASING OF THE ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF. THE AUTHORS DISCUSS ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF GEOLOGY, POTENTIAL RESERVES, PRODUCTION COSTS, LEASING POSSIBILITIES, AND THE EFFECTS UF UNCERTAINTY.

D017 IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ACTIVITIES: LAFOURCHE PARISH, LA

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, CENTER FOR WETLAND RESOURCES


AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS PB 263-412/AS, $6.75 PAPER, $3.00 MICROFICHE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT, PREPARED FOR THE LOUISIANA STATE PLANNING OFFICE, STUDIES THREE CATEGORIES OF ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO OCS DEVELOPMENT: MINERAL EXTRACTION, NAVIGATION, AND TRANSPORTATION. MINERAL EXTRACTION ENCOMPASSES EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION OF OIL AND

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NATURAL GAS, PIPELAYING, AND ONSHORE SUPPORT-FACILITY SITING. DESCRIBED UNDER NAVIGATION ARE PORTS AND DOCK FACILITIES, NAVIGATIONAL CANALS, AND SHIPYARDS. IMPLICIT IN THE TRANSPORTATION CATEGORY ARE LAND-BASED ACTIVITIES: SITING AND CONSTRUCTION OF HIGHWAYS, RAILROADS, AIRPORTS AND HELIPORTS, ALONG WITH ASSOCIATED LANDFILL, MUCK DISPOSAL, AND DRAINAGE PRACTICES. THE AUTHORS CONCLUDE THAT THE MAJOR IMPACTS OF OCS ACTIVITIES ARE OCS EMPLOYMENT-DERIVED POPULATION INCREASES.

D018 FLORIDA COASTAL POLICY STUDY: IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT

PEARMAN, ALLEN L. AND STAFFORD, JOHN W.

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALLAHASSEE, FL, 1976, 273 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS N7626672/LL, $9.25

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY DESCRIBES THE POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT ON FLORIDA FROM ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND LEGAL PERSPECTIVES. A SCENARIO OF OCS DEVELOPMENT FOR FLORIDA IS OUTLINED, FOLLOWED BY PROJECTIONS OF FACILITIES, EMPLOYMENT, AND INCOME FOR THE VARIOUS PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT. THE IMPACT ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES OF OCS ACTIVITIES IS ALSO DISCUSSED. THE STUDY CONTAINS CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE STATE OFFLORIDA.

U019 MISSISSIPPI OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF IMPACT STUDY

KEYES, SAMUEL W., JR. AND HILL, STUART

GULF REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION, GULFPORT, MS, 1976, 136 PP.


DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT EVALUATES THE CARRYING CAPACITY OF THE VARIOUSSOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES OF HANCOCK, HARRISON AND JACKSON COUNTIES IN LIGHT OF POTENTIAL ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROSPECTED SCENARIO OF PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT EVENTS, REQUIREMENTS, AND IMPACTS AND CONSIDERS THE CARRYING CAPACITIES IN RELATION TO THAT SCENARIO. IN ADDITION, THE VARIOUS LANDS CURRENTLY RESERVED FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ARE REVIEWED AND THE MORE APPROPRIATE AND INAPPROPRIATE SITES FOR OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ACTIVITIES ARE RECOGNIZED BASED ON INDUSTRY AND CARRYING CAPACITIES.

0020 FISHING AND PETROLEUM INTERACTIONS ON THE GEORGES BANK: AREAS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO INDUSTRIES, VOL. I

OLSEN, STEPHEN B. AND SAILA, SAUL B.

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION, BOSTON, MA, 1976, TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 76-3, 20 PP.

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AVAILABLE FROM: NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION, 53 STATE STREET, BOSTON, MA 02109. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS PRELIMINARY REPORT PROVIDES SUMMARY INFORMATION FOR PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF THE RESOURCES AND INDUSTRIES IN THE GEORGES BANK AREA. A SERIES OF TABLES AND MAPS PROVIDES GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND RELATIVE INTENSITY OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS THAT AID IN THE EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE FISHING AND PETROLEUM INDUSTRIES.

D021 FISHING AND PETROLEUM INTERACTIONS ON GEORGES BANK, VOL. II

UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, COASTAL RESOURCES CENTER

NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION, BOSTON, MA, 1977, TECHNICAL REPORT NO.76-3, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION, 53 STATE STREET, BOSTON, MA 02109, NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS SECOND AND FINAL VOLUME OF THE NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMMISSION SPONSORED STUDY INVESTIGATES THE PROBABLE INTERACTIONS THAT ARE LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE BETWEEN THE PETROLEUM AND FISHING INDUSTRIES IN LIGHT OF DCS EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT ON GEORGES BANK. THIS VOLUME EXAMINES THE TWO INDUSTRIES IN GREATER DETAIL. THE STUDY TEAM ASSESSES THE POTENTIAL MAGNITUDE, DURATION, AND CHARACTERISTICS OF OFFSHORE PETROLEUM ACTIVITIES. THEY ALSO CALCULATE THE AVERAGE PRODUCTIVITY OF GEORGES BANK FISHERIES IN TERMS OF DOLLARS AND POUNDS.

D022 SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL. REQUIREMENTS AND IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH THb DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND GAS RESOURCES IN THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF CF THE GULF OF MEXICO

WALES, ROBERT W., GLADDEN, JAMES W. , JR., ROBERTS, WILLIAM R.

MISSISSIPPI MARINE RESOURCES COUNCIL, LONG BEACH, MS, 1976, 274 PP.


DESCRIPTION: THE STUDY EXAMINES THE REQUIREMENTS OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH EACH (JF THE OPERATIONAL PHASES OF THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY. THE AUTHORS IDENTIFY THE KNOWN AND PROBABLE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS WHICH COULD BE EXPECTED TO OCCUR FROM THE IDENTIFIED ACTIVITIES. THE REPORT INCLUDES AN EXAMINATION OF THE LOCATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ONSHORE ACTIVITIES AND OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT. THIS PROJECT RELIED ON DATA RELATING TO ACTIVITIES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, PARTICULARLY LOUISIANA.

0023 RHODE ISLAND AND OFFSHORE OIL: DIGEST CF A WORKSHOP

T1PPIE, VIRGINIA K. AND GRISCOM, CLEMENT A., EDS.

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UNIVERSifY OF RHODE ISLAND, KINGSTON, RI, 1976, 52 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: COASTAL RESOURCES CENTER, DIVISION OF MARINE RESOURCES, UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, KINGSTON, RI 02881. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS DOCUMENT is A DIGEST OP INFORMATION EXCHANGED DURING AWORKSHOP ON RHODE ISLAND AND THE OFFSHORE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY HELD ON SEPTEMBER 22-24, 1976. THE THREE MAJOR CATEGORIES OF DISCUSSION ARE: OFFSHORE OIL AND RELATED ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT, ONSHORE IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL, AND PLANNING FOR OFFSHORE OIL.

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hOOl ONSHORE PLANNING FOR OFFSHORE OIL: LESSONS FROM SCOTLAND

BALDWINt PAMELA L. AND BALDWIN, MALCOLM F.

CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, WASHINGTON DC, 1975, 183 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, 1717 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NW , WASHINGTON DC, 20036. CLOTH $10.00, PAPER $5.00

DESCRIPTION: DESCRIBES ANTICIPATED AND EXISTING ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT NORTH SfcA OCS ACTIVITIES IN SCOTLAND. THE SIGNIFICANT ONSHORE CCMPONENTS AND THEIR TREATMENT WITHIN THE PLANNING PROCESSES OF SCOTLAND ARE DESCRIBED IN SOME DETAIL. THE STUDY CONCLUDES WITH THREE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR U.S. FRONTIER AREAS THAT MIGHT BE FORCED TO RESPOND TO SIMILAR PLANNING ISSUES: EARLY PLANNING, SUPPORT THROUGH FEDERAL FUNDS TO HELP MINIMIZE DISRUPTION, AND STATE AND LOCAL IMPACT STATEMENTS TO AUGMENT FEDERAL EFFORTS.

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E002 NORTH SEA OIL AND GAS: IMPLICATION FOR FUTURE UNITED STATES DEVELOPMENT

WHITE, IRVIN L., KASH, DON E., CHARTOCK, MICHAEL A., DEVINE, MICHAEL D., AND LtONARD, R. LEON

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS, NORMAN, CK, 1973, 176 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS, 1005 ASP AVENUE, NORMAN, OK 73019. $3.25

DESCRIPTION: THIS WORK DESCRIBES NORTH SEA OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT FROM A TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE DISCUSSED FOR THIS MULTI-NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. POTENTIAL SOCIAL IMPACTS ARE BRIEFLY DISCUSSED. A SUMMARY COMPARING NORTH SEA AND UNITED STATES CONCERNS IS PRESENTED. SIX USEFUL LESSONS FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT IN THE U.S. ARE OFFERED IN THE CONCLUDINGCHAPTER.

E003 THE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL: NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE NORTH SEA EXPERIENCE

GILMAN, GEORGE AND ALLEN, CHARLES

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, CONCORD, NH, 1975, 97 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, P.O. BOX 856, CONCORD, NH 03301. $5.00

DESCRIPTION: EXAMINES THE IMPACT OF NORTH SEA OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT IN SCOTLAND. BASED UPON THIS EXAMINATION OF THE NORTH SEA EXPERIENCE, RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE FOR NEW ENGLAND. THOUGH NEW HAMPSHIRE DOES NOT ANTICIPATE ANY OIL OR NATURAL GAS DISCOVERIES OFF ITS COAST, THE STATE IS INTERESTED IN THE RELATED ONSHORE FACILITIES THAT COULD POSSIBLY LOCATE IN ITS COASTAL ZONfc. THE AUTHORS SURVEY THE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATED WITH OCS DEVELOPMENT. PLANNING APPROACHES EMPLOYED IN

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SCOTLAND ARE DISCUSSED WITH REFERENCE TO POSSIBLE APPLICATION IN NEW ENGLAND.

EOC4 ONSHORE IMPACTS OF SCOTTISH OFFSHORE OIL: PLANNING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES

MITCHELLi JAMES K.

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PLANNERSi VOL. 42, NO. 4, I976 t PP. 386-398.

AVAILABLE FROMS ANY LIBRARY THAT SUBSCRIBES TO THE JOURNAL

DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHOR COMPARES THE SCOTTISH NORTH SEA PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENTS WITH ANTICIPATED MIDDLE ATLANTIC OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. COASTAL MANAGEMENT POLICIES IN SCOTLAND AND THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES DIFFER IN DETAIL RATHER THAN GENERAL STRATEGYt HE CONCLUDES. THE SCOTTISH EXPERIENCE MAY PROVIDE MORE VALUABLE LESSONS FOR THE EAST COAST PLANNERS THAN THt MODEL OF THE GULF COAST EXPERIENCE. THE DIFFERENT PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SETTINGS OF THE GULF CUAST, MIDDLE ATLANTIC, AND THE NORTH SEA ARE DISCUSSED.

E005 IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL OPERATIONS

PETERSt A. F.

APPLIED SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, LTD., BARKING, ESSEX, ENGLAND, 1974, 205 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: APPLIED SCIENCE PUBLISHERS, LTD., 20 RIPPLESIDE COMMERCIAL ESTATE, RIPPLE ROAD, BARKING, ESSEX, ENGLAND. S12.75

DESCRIPTION: THIS &UOK CONTAINS THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTE OF PETROLEUM SUMMER CONFERENCE «THE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL OPERATIONS,* HELD MAY 20-23, 1974. THE TOPICS ADDRESSED INCLUDE OFFSHORE OIL OPERATIONS, THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES, AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES. THE CONFERENCE CONCLUDES WITH A DISCUSSION OF THE TASKS WHICH LIE AHEAD.

&006 THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NORTH SEA OIL

MACKAY, DONALD IAIN AND MACKAY, GEORGE ANTHONY

WESTV1EW PRESS, BCULDER, CO, 1975, 20B PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: WESTVIEW PRESS, 1898 FLATIRON COURT, BCULDER, CO 80301.$17.50

DESCRIPTION: THt ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF NORTH SEA OIL ARE DESCRIBED.THE COSTS AND BENEFITS DERIVED FROM NORTH SEA OIL FOR SCOTLAND AND FOR ENGLAND ARE COMPARtD. OTHER TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE AN EVALUATION OF GOVERNMENT POLICY AND THE EMPLOYMfcNT GENERATED BY THE OFFSHORE OIL.

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E007 CAN NORWAY KEEP A LID ON THE NORTH SEA OIL BARREL?

SIEMON, CHARLES

PLANNING, VOL. 41, NO. 9, PP. 11-13.

AVAILABLt FROM: ANY LIBRARY THAT SUBSCRIBES TO THE JOURNAL

DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHOR EVALUATES NORWAY'S POSITION FOR ANALYZING THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND COSTS OF LARGE-SCALE OIL PRODUCTION. NORWAY HAS ACHIEVED FULL EMPLOYMENT AND A HEALTHY DOMESTIC ECONOMY WITH A SLOW RATE OF INFLATION. THE NEW WEALTH FROM OFFSHORE OIL COULD HAVE SERIOUS INFLATIONARY IMPACT ON THE PLANNED ECONOMY. THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES THAT NORWAY'S INVOLVEMENT WITH OIL IS "PERILOUSLY OVERZEALOUS."

1:008 OPTIMAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORTH SEA OIL FIELDS

ODELL, PETER AND ROSING, KENNETH


AVAILABLE FROM: GULF PUBLISHING COMPANY, BOOK DIVISION, P.O. BOX 2608, HOUSTON, TX, 77001. PUBLICATION NO. ISBN 0-87201-961-6, $60.00

DESCRIPTION: REPORTS WHAT OIL COMPANIES NEED TO DO TO GET THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF OIL FROM THE NORTH SEA FIELDS. THIS STUDY IS BASED ON ANALYSIS OF BRITISH PETROLEUM»S FORTIES FIELD, AMOCO'S MONTROSE FIELD, AND OCCIDENTAL'S PIPER FIELD. THE COMPANIES ESTIMATE THE OPTIMUM QUANTITY OF ECONOMICALLY RECOVERABLE GIL FROM THE THREE FIELDS TO BE 2.76 BILLION ttARRELS. THE AUTHORS BELIEVE THE OPTIMUM COULD BE 3.5 BILLION BARRELS.

fc009 IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL ON NORTH EAST SCOTLAND

HUTTON, JOHN

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1975, REPORT NO.75-15, 29 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SEA GRANT PROGRAM, ROOM 5-331, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139. $1.50

DESCRIPTION: THE BOOKLET OUTLINES THE ROLE UF THE NORTH EAST SCOTLAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY A REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION AGENCY IN OFFSHORE OIL. THE PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES THAT HAVE ARISEN IN NORTH EAST SCOTLAND IN COPING WITH THE IMPACT OF NORTH SEA OIL ARE DISCUSSED.

feOlO PLANNING ASPECTS OF OIL RELATED DEVELOPMENT

LYDDON, W. D. C.

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NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSION, BOSTON, MA, 1976, TECH UPDATE NO. 6, 20 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NERBC/RALI PROJECT, NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSION, 55 COURT STREET, BOSTON, MA 02108. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: DRAWING ON SCOTLAND'S EXPERIENCES WITH OFFSHORE OIL, THE AUTHOR DESCRIBES THE PLANNING ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH DCS-STIMULATED ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT. HE DISCUSSES THE CHARACTERISTICS OF OIL RELATED DEVELOPMENTS. HIS CONCLUSION IS THAT INDUSTRIAL OR BUILDING OPERATIONS AND THE EXPANSION OF TOWNS ARE THE ESSENTIAL INGREDIENTS OF OIL RELATED DEVELOPMENT ONSHORE. THESE ONSHORE DEVELOPMENTS REQUIRE LONG-RANGE AND SITE SPECIFIC PLANNING LIKE MOST INDUSTRIAL PLANNING.

£011 NORTH SEA OIL AND GAS: IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT ON THE COASTAL ZONE

U.S. CONGRESSt SENATE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE

93RD CONGRESS, 2ND SESSION, WASHINGTON, DC, 1974, 177 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, DC 20402. STOCK NO.5270-02622, $1.90

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY EXAMINES THE COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT CONCERNS ASSOCIATED WITH NORTH SEA OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT. THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF THE LEASING SYSTEM AS WELL AS THE SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECTS OF DEVELOPMENT ARE DISCUSSED. THE SHETLAND ISLANDS ARE USED AS A CASfcSTUDY.

t012 NORWEGIAN GUIDELINES ON NORTH SEA OIL

RAY, JANNETTE

THE PLANNER, VOL. 61, NO. 5, PP. 180-183.


DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHOR REVIEWS NORWAY'S POLICIES FOR DEVELOPING NORTH SEA OIL. THE LOCAL EFFECTS OF NORTH StA OIL ARE EXAMINED FOR THE TOWNS OF STAVANGER IN SOUTH WEST NORWAY AND VERDAL TO THE NORTH. THE AUTHOR DRAWS SUME INFERENCES FROM THE NORWEGIAN EXAMPLES FOR THE BRITISH SITUATION. THE AUTHOR CONCLUDES THAT THE FAR-REACHING DIFFERENCES IN THt COUNTRIES" SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC STRUCTURES, PROCESSES OF HISTORICAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, CULTURAL SYSTEMS, AND POLITICAL TRADITIONS HAVE SHAPED THE APPROACHES TO NORTH SEA OIL POLICY IN THE TWO COUNTRIES IN DIFFERFNT WAYS.

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PART F - RELEVANT METHODOLOGIES

F001 ECOLOGIC-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL PLANNING

ISARDt WALTERt CHOGUILLt CHARLES L. , KISSINt JOHN f SEYFARTHt RICHARD H., TATLOCK, RICHARD

FREE PRESSt NEW YORK, NY, 1972, 270 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: THE FREE PRESS, 866 THIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK, NY 10022. $16.45

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY EMPLOYS AN ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS TO ASSESS THE EFFECTS OF A PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND OTHER ECONOMIC FACTORS. THE AUTHOR PRESENTS A CASE STUDY OF A PROPOSED RECREATIONAL MARINA IN PLYMOUTH BAY, MASSACHUSETTS IN CONSIDERABLE DETAIL. BOTH THE ANALYTICAL PROCESS AND SPECIFIC ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC FACTORS ARE DESCRIBED.

F002 ECONOMIC STUDY OF THE POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF A POTENTIAL BALTIMORE CANYONSALE

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICE

NEW YORK, NY, 1975, TECHNICAL PAPER NO. 1, 265 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL RD., SPRINGFIELD, VA, 22151, AS PB 249 365/AS, $5.50 PAPER, $2.25 MICROFICHE

DESCRIPTION: THIS PAPER DESCRIBES THE MULTIREGIONAL, MULTI-INDUSTRIAL MODEL DEVELOPED BY CURTIS C. HARRIS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND AND USED BY BLM TO PREDICT ONSHORE SOCIOECONQMIC IMPACT. THE MODEL HAS ALREADY BEEN USED IN SEVERAL OTHER MAJOR STUDIES WHICH ARE CITED IN THE INTRODUCTION. CHAPTER I IS A DESCRIPTION OF THfc MODEL, CHAPTER II DESCRIBES ASSUMPTIONS FOR THE ANALYSIS, CHAPTER III DESCRIBES THE OUTPUT OR RESULTS, AND CHAPTER IV DESCRIBES THE APPLICATION OF THE MODEL TO POSSIBLE AIR AND WATER POLLUTION EMISSIONS. A FINAL CHAPTER SUMMARIZES ALL RESULTS.

F003 ECONOMIC STUDY OF THE POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF A GEORGES BANK SALE

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICE

NEW YORK, NY, 1976, TECHNICAL PAPER NO. 2, 220 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU CF LAND MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICE, 6 WORLD TRADE CENTER, SUITE 6CO D, NEW YORK, NY, 10046. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT USES TWO RELATED MODELS TO ANALYZE THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF A PROPOSED LEASE SALE IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC AREA. POSSIBLE IMPACTS UPON AIR AND WATER QUALITY IN THE AREA ARE ALSO ANALYZED. THE

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STUDY PROVIDES THE READER WITH AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE EXTENT OF THE IMPACTS THAT COULD BE EXPECTED FROM DEVELOPMENT OF THE GEORGES BANK DCS.

F004 OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT: A SURVEY OF SELECTED MODELING TECHNIQUES (DRAFT)

RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS

AUSTIN, TXt 1976t 20 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS, 314 WEST 11TH, SUITE 104, AUSTIN, TX, 78701. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS BRIEF REPORT is A SURVEY OF MODELING TECHNIQUES THAT MIGHT PROVE USEFUL IN ASSESSING IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH DCS DEVELOPMENT. THE USES, CAPABILITIES AND PRODUCTS OF EACH MODEL ARE DESCRIBED. MODELS INCLUDED ARE REGIONAL ECONOMIC MODELS, INPUT/OUTPUT MODELS, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IDENTIFICATION MODELS, INFRASTRUCTURE COST MODELS, ESTUARY WATER QUALITY MODELS, ECOLOGIC MODELS, OUTFALL MODELS, SPILL MODELS AND GROUNDWATER MODELS.

F005 ONSHORE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DCS SALE 35 CDRAFT)

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, GOVERNORS OFFICE, OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH

SACRAMENTO, CA, 1976, MULTI PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH, 1400 TENTH STREET, SACRAMENTO, CA 95814. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY WAS PREPARED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN RESPONSE TO PERCEIVED INADEQUACIES IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT FOR DCS SALE 35. CONTAINS USEFUL INFORMATION FOR PREDICTING ONSHORE IMPACTS. THE EMPHASIS IS ON THE CONCERNS OF CALIFORNIA. THE METHODOLOGY DEVELOPED IN THE INITIAL CHAPTER IS USED TO ESTIMATE POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF DCS DEVELOPMENT ON TARGET AREAS IN FOUR COUNTIES. FOUR ADDITIONAL TOPICS, EMPLOYMENT, AIR QUALITY, OIL SPILLS, AND THE COASTAL PLAN ARE TREATED IN SEPARATE CHAPTERS. THE STUDY CONCLUDES WITH A SUMMARY OF PLANNING STRATEGIES FOR STATE AND LOCAL MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS.

FOOo DEROCS: A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO SIMULATE OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS AND ONSHORE SERVICE BASE REQUIREMENTS

MARCUS, PHILIP A., SMITH, ETHAN T., ROBERTSON, SIDNEY R., AND WONG,ALBERT T.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VA, 1977, OPEN-FILE REPORT NO. 77-130, 173 PP.

AVAlLABLb FROM: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, MAIL STOP

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750, RESTON, VA 22092. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: DEROCS, A FORTRAN iv tn) COMPUTER PROGRAM, is AN ACRONYM FOR "DEVELOPMENT UF ENERGY RESOURCES OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF." THIS REPORT DESCRIBES HOW DEROCS CONSTRUCTS DCS RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS AND QUANTIFIES THE REQUIREMENTS FOR AND IMPACTS OF THE OPERATION OF THE ONSHORE SERVICE BASES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS. THE AUTHORS PRESENT TWO EXAMPLES OF PROGRAM APPLICATION.

FOOT FORECASTING THE LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH

STENEHJEM, ERIK J.

ARGONNE, IL, 1975, 77 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, PUBLICATION NO. ANL-AA-3, $6.00

DESCRIPTION: INCLUDES A REVIEW OF RECENT IMPACT STUDIES WHICH MEASURE THE FUTURE IMPACTS OF ENERGY RESOURCE AND/OR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. A DESCRIPTION OF ARGONNE»S MODEL THAT IDENTIFIES AND ESTIMATES THE MAGNITUDE OF THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ANTICIPATED ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON LOCALITIES AND REGIONS IS INCLUDED. THOUGH THE MODELS DESCRIBED WERE NOT DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR DCS RELATED DEVELOPMENT, THE METHODOLOGIES PRESENTED ARE USEFUL IN ASSESSING THE SIMILARIMPACTS.

F008 INTEGRATION OF REGIONAL LAND USE PLANNING AND COASTAL ZONE SCIENCE: A GUIDEBOOK FOR PLANNERS

NASSAU-SUFFOLK REGIONAL PLANNING BOARD

HAUPPAUGE, NY, 1976, 314 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: AVAILABLE ON A LIMITED BASIS TO OFFICIAL AGENCIES ONLY. NASSAU-SUFFOLK REGIONAL PLANNING BOARD, H. LEE DENNISON BUILDING, VETERANS HIGHWAY, HAUPPAUGE, NY 11767. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THE INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY USES A COMBINATION OF TWELVE METHODS LAND USE DATA SYSTEMS, WASTE GENERATION RATES, TRANSPORT COEFFICIENTS, POLLUTION SUSCEPTIBILITY, BIOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS, ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS, WASTE TREATMENT EVALUATION, COASTAL ZONE MODELING SYSTEM, CAUSfc-CONDITlON-EFFECT, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, POLITICAL ANALYSIS, AND LEGAL ANALYSIS FOR ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLtMS OF THE COASTAL ZONE. THE INTEGRATED METHODS STRESS THE INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FACTORS. THE METHODS CAN BE MODIFIED TO REFLECT LOCAL CONDITIONS. THE METHODS ARE ALSO POTENTIALLY USEFUL IN PREPARING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTS.

F009 PARABLE BEACH: A PRIMER IN COASTAL ZONE ECONOMICS

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DEVANNEY, J. W., Ill, ASHE, G. t AND PARKHURST, B.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, 1976, 99 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: MIT PRESS, 28 CARLETON STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02142. $7.95

DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHORS SIMULATE THE EVALUATION PROCESS FOR A HYPOTHETICAL COMMUNITY WHICH MUST DECIDE BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT PROPOSALS: A LARGE APARTMENT/RECREATION COMPLEX, AND AN OFFSHORE DRILLING OPERATION.

F010 MANAGING THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS

UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION


AVAILABLE FROM: ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF PLANNING ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION, ROOM 7113C, 20 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20545, NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: A HANDBOOK FOR REGIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL OFFICIALS. PROVIDES GUIDANCE FOR EFFECTIVELY ASSESSING, PLANNING, AND MANAGING THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS. VARIOUS SECTIONS DEAL WITH SPECIFIC IMPACTS: ECONOMIC, DEMOGRAPHIC, HOUSING, TRANSPORTATION, SOLID WASTE, WATER SUPPLY, WASTEWATER TREATMENT, RECREATION, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, AND COMMUNITY SAFETY. THE FINAL TWO CHAPTERS DISCUSS CAPITAL PROGRAMMING AND THE PUBLIC COSTS AND REVENUES REQUIRED TC COPE WITH THF PROBLEMS IDENTIFIED IN THE EARLIER CHAPTERS.

F011 OUTfcR CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT: AN IMPACT METHODOLOGY(DRAFT)

STURZL, FRANK AND OWEN, JAMES

RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS, AUSTIN, TX, 1976, 40 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS, 314 WEST 11TH, AUSTIN, TX 78701. NO CHARGE

DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT is PART OF AN ONGOING PROJECT FOR THE TEXASGENERAL LAND OFFICE'S COASTAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. SEVEN SEPARATE METHODOLOGIES, LABELED A THROUGH G, COMPRISE THE OVERALL METHODOLOGY PRESENTED. METHODOLOGY A DEVELOPS THE TEXAS FEDERAL DCS DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS. METHODOLOGIES 6, C, AND D DETERMINE THE DIRECT, SECONDARY, AND SUBSIDIARY ONSHORE EFFECTS OF EACH SCENARIOS bXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND PRODUCTION. METHODOLOGY E DETERMINES INDUCED ONSHORE EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND PRODUCTION OVER TIME BY REGION AND FUR TEXAS AS A WHOLE. METHODOLOGY F ASSESSES THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF EACH SCENARIO; METHODOLOGY G PROVIDES THE SAME FOR SOCIAL IMPACT.

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F012 A PROCESS FOR COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT

COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS f INC.



DESCRIPTION: THIS REPORT, PREPARED FOR THE LOUISIANA STATE PLANNING OFFICE, SERVES AS A MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN THE UNIQUE PLANNING ASPECTS OF THE COASTAL ZONE. THOUGH THE STUDY FOCUSES ON LOUISIANA, THE PLANNING AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROGRAM PRESENTED CAN BE APPLIED TO OTHER AREAS. INCLUDED IN THE REPORT IS AN APPROACH FOR ASSESSING THE ONSHORE IMPACTS RESULTING FROM DCS ENERGY RELATED RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. THE IMPACT ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES PRESENTED ARE RESPONSIVE TO CRITICAL SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA.

F013 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF ON-SHORE ACTIVITY IN FOUR NEW JERSEY COASTAL COUNTIES RESULTING FROM OFF-SHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT

NARKUS-KKAMER, MARC, RATICK, SAM, WATSON, ANDREA

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, WASHINGTON, DC, 1975, 41 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS PB 249-349, $4.00

DESCRIPTION: INCREASES IN ONSHORE AIR AND WATER POLLUTION LEVELS FOR FOUR NEW JERSEY COASTAL COUNTIES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED MID-ATLANTIC OIL AND GAS LEASE SALE NO. 40 WERE ESTIMATED BASED ON THE PROJECTIONS OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FOR 1975, 1980, 1985, AND 1990. IT WAS FOUND THAT THE SULFUR OXIDE tMlSSIONS COULD INCREASE TO LEVELS THAT WOULD RESULT IN A SIGNIFICANT DETERIORATION OF AIR QUALITY IF STRINGENT SULFUR REMOVAL CONTROLS WERE NOT ENFORCED FOR THE REQUIRED GAS PROCESSING PLANTS. OTHER AIR KQLLUTANTS WERE FOUND TO INCREASE ONLY SLIGHTLY. POINT SOURCE WATER EMISSIONS WERE FOUND TO INCREASE SLIGHTLY ALTHOUGH NON-POINT SOURCE RUNOFF COULD BE EXPECTED TO INCREASE SIGNIFICANTLY. THE STRATEGIC bNVlRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SYSTEM DEVELOPED BY EPA WAS USED AS THE BASIS FOR THIS ANALYSIS.

F014 ECONOMIC IMPACT OF OIL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON THE ALASKAN ECONOMY1975-1985

DRAKE, RONALD AND YOUNGER, JAMES

FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 99 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS PB 251 660, $5.00

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DESCRIPTION: THIS STUDY PRESENTS QUANTITATIVE ESTIMATES OF THE IMPACT ON ALASKA $ ECONOMY RESULTING FROM THE DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH SLOPE PETROLEUM AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE. THE REPORT MAY BE OF INTEREST TO THOSE INVOLVED WITH DCS OIL AND GAS BECAUSE THE AUTHORS EMPLOY THE REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL MULTIPLIER SYSTEM TO ESTIMATE THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF CHANGES IN FINAL DEMAND EXPENDITURES. THIS SYSTEM HAS THE ADVANTAGE OF BEING APPLICABLE EVEN WHEN AN INPUT-OUTPUT MODEL IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR A REGION. THE RESULTS PRESENTED IN THIS REPORT ARE DERIVED FROM USINS THE REGIONAL INDUSTRIAL MULTIPLIER SYSTEM APPROACH IN CONJUNCTION WITH EXPENDITURE DATA FROM THE 1974 PROJECT INDEPENDENCE REPORT AND OTHER AVAILABLE SOURCES.

F015 CAN THEY COPE? ARE THE NEW ENGLAND STATES PREPARED FOR OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT?

EMORY, BENJAMIN R.

NEW ENGLAND NATURAL RESOURCES CENTER, BOSTON, MA, 1975, 49 PP.

AVAILABLE FROM: NEW ENGLAND NATURAL RESOURCES CENTER, 3 JOY STREET, BOSTON, MA 02108. $2.00

DESCRIPTION: THE REFURT PRESENTS THE CONCEPT OF STANDARD OF PREPAREDNESS AND APPLIES THfc CONCEPT TO PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT DEMANDS LIKELY TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH DCS DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ENGLAND. THE FRAMEWORK PRESENTED PROVIDES A FORMAT FOR UNDERSTANDING THE DCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND THE RELATED ONSHORE DEVELOPMENT.

F016 A SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF OFF-SHORE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GASDtVfcLOPMENT IN ALASKA, PHASE I

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES NORTHWEST, INC., AND HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING INSTITUTE, INC.

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, WASHINGTON, DC, 1976, 406 PP.


DESCRIPTION: THE KENAI-COOK INLET REGION»S EXPERIENCE WITH HYDROCARBON DEVELOPMENT IS MODELED. THE REGION WAS SELECTED BECAUSE IT REPRESENTS ALASKA'S EXPERIENCE WITH THE FULL CYCLE EXPLORATION, DISCOVERY, DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION, AND DECLINE OF HYDROCARBON DEVELOPMENT. A DESCRIPTION OF THE MODEL'S ASSUMPTIONS, PROCEDURES, AND CONSTRAINTS IS INCLUDED. THE DEMOGRAPHIC AND SOCIAL EFFECTS OF HYDROCARBON DEVELOPMENT IN THE KENAI AREA HAVE BEEN TRACED FOR THE SAME PERIOD AS THE ECONOMIC IMPACTS.

F017 A SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF OFF-SHORE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT IN ALASKA, PHASE II.

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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES NORTHWEST, INC.* AND ALASKA CONSULTANTS! INC.



DESCRIPTION: THE SECOND PHASE OF THE REPORT APPLIES THE MODELING TECHNIQUES USED IN THE FIRST PHASE TO AREAS THAT HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR FUTURE HYDROCARBON DEVELOPMENT. THE AREAS SELECTED YAKUTAT, DILLINGHAM-NAKNtK, AND KOTZEBUE ARfc LOCATED IN REGIONS THAT HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS HAVING POTENTIALLY LARGE HYDROCARBON RESERVES. THE REPORT INCLUDES DETAILED COST AND MANPOWER INFORMATION FOR FIVE SECTORS RELATED TO THE EXPLORATION, SHORE FACILITY CONSTRUCTION, PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION, PLATFORM INSTALLATION, AND DEVELOPMENT DRILLING. THE MODEL TRANSLATES THE DIRECT IMPACTS OF THESE PETROLEUM-RELATED SECTORS INTU INDIRECT AND INDUCED IMPACTS ON THE ALASKAN ECONOMY.

1-016 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF ALASKA OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT

UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, SEA GRANT PROGRAM


AVAILABLE FROM: NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, 5285 PORT ROYAL ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, VA 22151, AS PB 25^669/LL, $5.00

DESCRIPTION: THE AUTHORS PRESENT A COMPLETE PROGRAM DESIGN WHICH, IF FOLLOWED, WILL PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF DCS DEVELOPMENT IN ALASKA. THE REPORT WAS DEVELOPED TO BE A GUIDE FOR THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT IN THEIR IMPLEMENTATION AND EXECUTION OF STUDIES ON THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH DCS DEVELOPMENT IN ALASKA.

F019 MANAGEMENT OF OCS-ftELATED INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT: A GUIDE FOR ALASKAN COASTAL COMMUNITIES

DORNBUSCH, DAVID M. AND COMPANY, INC.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 1977, 148 PP.

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GAS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL'SHELF: /E B019GAS ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF: /A B018GAS OPERATIONS: /A TECHNOLOGY ASSESSME A006GAS RESOURCES IN THE OUTER CONTINENTAL D022GAS RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES: /E B025GAS SYSTEMS, DEEPKATER PORTS, AND NUCL BOOTGAS SYSTEMS, DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCL B006GAS USE CHARACTERIZATION, IMPACTS, GUI B024GAS: A008GAS: AOI1GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. B016GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. B015GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. B017GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. B014GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, VOL. B013GAS: IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT ON THE COAS EOllGAS: IMPLICATION FOR FUTURE UNITED STA E002GEOLOGICAL ESTIMATES OF UNDISCOVERED R B025GEORGES BANK CASE: DO14GEORGES BANK PETROLEUM STUDY: D008GEORGES BANK SALE: ECONOM F003GEORGES BANK, VOL. II: D021GEORGES BANK: AREAS OF PARTICULAR INTE D020GEORGES BANK: SYMPOSIUM ON THE ECONOMI B012GEORGIA: SUMMARY: PETROLEUM C014GROWTH FROM ENERGY PROJECTS: IDEAS FOR A002GROWTH, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA: / C004GUIDE FOR ALASKAN COASTAL COMMUNITIES: F019GUIDE TO RESOURCE INFORMATION FOR OCS D013GUIDEBOOK FOR PLANNERS: /ONAL LAND USE F008GUIDELINES ON NORTH SEA OIL: E012GUIDELINES: OIL A B024GULF OF MEXICO: /IL AND GAS RESOURCES D022HANDBOOK OF OIL INDUSTRY TERMS AND PHR A007HISTORY: A009IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF MID-ATL D005IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF ALASKA OUTER CONT F018IMPACT ASSESSMENT: A PROCES F012IMPACT ASSESSMENT: A GUIDE TO RESOU D013IMPACT METHODOLOGY CDRAFT): / CONTINEN F011IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT ON THE COASTAL Z EOllIMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT: 0018IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL OPERATIONS: E005IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL PRODUCTION CN S D012IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL: A004IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL: NEW HAMPSHIRE E003IMPACT OF OFFSHORE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA F005IMPACT OF OIL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON FO14IMPACT OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AO13IMPACT ON MISSISSIPPI OF OFFSHORE OIL C011IMPACT STUDY OF OFF-SHORE PETROLEUM AN F017IMPACT STUDY OF OFF-SHORE PETROLEUM AN F016IMPACT STUDY: coo2IMPACT STUDY: 0019IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DEVELOPMEN D022IMPACTS CONFERENCE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: BOIOIMPACTS IN THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA CCAS D006IMPACTS OF A GEORGES BANK SALE: F003IMPACTS OF A PETROLEUM INDUSTRY DEVELO C013IMPACTS OF A POTENTIAL BALTIMORE CANYO F002

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N1NG IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MI/ ONSHOREOIL AND GAS USE CHARACTERIZATION,

ANALYSIS OF MID-ATLANTIC ON5HCRE DCS EVELOPMENT: NORTH SfcA OIL AND GAS: NTAL SHELF ENERGY RESOURCES: ECONOMIC TIES: OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT: TS OF SCOTTISH OFFSHGRt CIL: PLANNING ASKAN COAS/ MANAGEMENT Of- DCS-RELATED AR BETWEEN THE FISHING AND MARINE OIL bANK: AREAS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO COMPLEX STUDY: IMPACTS OF A PETROLEUM CONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE PETROCHEMICAL

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ATLANTIC MARINE ACTIVITIESING AND COASTAL ZONE SCIENCE: A GUID/

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ENERGY,F OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ACTIVITIES: UTfcR CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT ON D THE SITING OF FACILITIES: ISSUES IN ON OFFSHORE OIL POTENTIAL AND RELATED fcNCE: A GUID/ INTEGRATION OF REGIONAL ES IN LAND USE AND CbA/ ENVIRONMENTALECONOMICS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF

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ATLANTICEA: A SEMINAR BETWEEN THE FISHING AND DEVELOPMENT:ORE OIL DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR CIS OF ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: A LF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT: AN IMPACT FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OCS DEV/ A

IMPACTS OF COASTAL FACILITIES: C012IMPACTS OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS: F010IMPACTS OF ENERGY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT F007IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL ON NORTH EAST E009IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DEV D015IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ACT 0017IMPACTS OF CUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AO16IMPACTS OF SCOTTISH OFFSHORE OIL: PLAN EOO4IMPACTS, GUIDELINES: B024IMPACTS: IDENTIFICATION AND D005IMPLICATION FOR FUTURE UNITED STATES D E002IMPLICATIONS FOR LONG ISLAND: /CONTINE D016IMPLICATIONS FOR MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNI D011IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC S E004INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT: A GUIDE FOR AL F019INDUSTRIES ON THE ATLANTIC COAST: /MIN B009INDUSTRIES, VOL. I: /S ON THE GEORGES D020INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN EASTERN NORTH C013INDUSTRY IN TEXAS: E D010INDUSTRY TERMS AND PHRASES: A007INDUSTRY: PLANNING FOR ONSHORE GROWTH, CO(KINFORMATION FOR OCS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPA D013INFORMATION NEEDS RELATED TO ONSHORE A B004INFORMATION: AOISINTEGRATION OF REGIONAL LAND USE PLANN F008INTERACTIONS ON GEORGES BANK, VOL. II: D021INTERACTIONS ON THE GEORGES BANK: AREA D020INTERIM REPORT #1: /SHORE FACILITIES A COOSINTERIOR'S PROPOSED ACCELERATION OF DE B018INTRODUCTION TO DEEPWATER FLOATING DRI C010ISSUES IN LAND USE AND COASTAL ZONE MA COOSJOBS AND OFFSHORE DRILLING: A014LAFOURCHE PARISH, LA: IMPACTS 0 DO 17LAFOURCHE PARISH: THE IMPACTS OF 0 D015LAND USE AND COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT: / C005LANL USE IMPACTS IN THE CENTRAL CALIFO D006LAND USE PLANNING AND COASTAL ZONE SCI F008LAW AND THE SITING OF FACILITIES: ISSU C005LEASING: THE B021LEGAL ASPECTS OF OCS DEVELOPMENT: /CIS B026LESSONS FROM SCOTLAND: E001LOCAL ACTION: RAPID GROWTH FROM A002LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENERGY RESOU F007LOGISTICS OF OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOPMENT: B012LONG ISLAND: /CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY ooi6MANAGEMENT AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT: F012MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF OCS OIL AND GAS B023MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE: / PROCEEDINGS o coo7MANAGEMENT OF DCS-RELATED INDUSTRIAL D F019MANAGEMENT OF THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SH AOO3MANAGEMENT: / THE SITING OF FACILITIES COOSMANAGERS: /s DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A BA AOOIMANAGING THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPAC F010MARINE ACTIVITIES INFORMATION: A015MARINE OIL INDUSTRIES ON THE ATLANTIC B009MARINE SERVICE BASES FOR OFFSHORE OIL C003MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNITIES: OFFSH DOJ.IMETHODOLOGICAL APPROACH: /CONOMIC IMPA F007METHODOLOGY (DRAFT): / CONTINENTAL SHE F011METHODOLOGY FOR THE SITING OF ONSHORE C008

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CONTINENTAL SHELVES: THEIRORMATION NEEDS RELATED TO ONSHORE AND

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IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE OIL ON F OFFSHORE OIL: NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE FUTURE UNITED STATES DEVELOPMENT:

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MID-ATLANTIC ONSHORE OCS IMPACTS: MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL STUDY: AN ASSESS MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES: /OTTISH OFFSHO MINERAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF THE OUT MISSISSIPPI OF OFFSHORE OIL ACTIVITIES MISSISSIPPI OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF IM MODELING TECHNIQUES ( DRAFT): /OIL AND NATIONAL OCEAN POLICY: PRIORITIES FOR NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT IN ALASKA, PHA NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT IN ALASKA, PHA NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT ON THE COASTAL NATURE AND HISTORY:NEARSHORE EFFECTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL NEED FOR PLANNING AND REGULATION: NEEDS RELATED TO ONSHORE AND NEARSHORE NEW ENGLAND COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT CO NEW ENGLAND STATES PREPARED FOR OFFSHO NEW ENGLAND: A STUDY OF THE REGIONAL E NEW ENGLAND: ONSHORE FACILITIES RELATE NEW ENGLAND: REGIONAL FACTORS: NEW FRONTIERS FOR ENERGY: NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE NORTH SEA EXPERI NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, VOL. I: /AND NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, WORKING PAPER NEW JERSEY COASTAL COUNTIES RESULTING NORTH CAROLINA PETROCOMPLEX STUDY: IMP NORTH CAROLINA: /DY: IMPACTS OF A PETR NORTH EAST SCOTLAND: NORTH SEA EXPERIENCE: NORTH SEA GIL AND GAS: NORTH SEA OIL AND GAS: NORTH SEA OIL BARREL?: NORTH SEA OIL FIELDS: NORTH SEA OIL: NORTH SEA OIL:NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA: /E OIL I NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES: /RCIAL FIS NORWAY KEEP A LID ON THE NORTH SEA OIL NORWEGIAN GUIDELINES ON NORTH SEA OIL: NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS OFF THE COAST OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS OFF THE COAST OF OCEAN POLICY: PRIORITIES FOR THE FUTUR OCEANS: A TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF OUT OCS DEVELOPMENT: DECIS ocs DEVELOPMENT: /CISIONS FOR DELAWAREOCS DEVELOPMENT: DRAFT INTERIM REPORT OCS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT:ocs IMPACTS: IDENTIFICATIONOCS OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENTS: OCS OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSE

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THE STORY OFAN A-Z OF OFFSHORE

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HANDBOOK OFWTH, NORTHAMPTO/ SERVING THE OFFSHORE

IMPACTS OF OFFSHOREIMPACT OF OFFSHORE

CEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON OFFSHORE, CALIFORNIA: THE IMPACT OF OFFSHOREING FACILITIES: PRCC/ PERSPECTIVES ON

PLANNING ASPECTS OFN ECONOMY 1975-19/ ECONOMIC IMPACT OFCTIVES ON OIL REFINERIES AND OFFSHORE

THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NORTH SEANORWEGIAN GUIDELINES ON NORTH SEA

THE ONSHORE IMPACT CF CFFSHURETHE QUESTION OF OFFShORE

OFFSHORERHODE ISLAND AND OFFSHORE

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THESUMMARY:HELF OIL AND GAS DEVELC/ SOURCE BOOK: IL: PLANNING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MI/ FICATION AND ANALYSIS OF MID-ATLANTIC SONS FROM SCOTLAND: OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS AND ENUE SHARING: AN ANALYSIS OF OFFSHORE UCTION TO DEEPWATER FLOATING DRILLING

IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL

OIL AND GAS USE CHARACTERIZATION, IMPAOIL AND GAS:OIL AND GAS:OIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMEOIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMEOIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMEOIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMEOIL AND GAS: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMEOIL AND GAS: IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT ONOIL AND GAS: IMPLICATION FOR FUTURE UNOIL AND NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT ON THEOIL AND THE OUTER COASTAL SHELF: THE GOIL AT SEA: A SEMINAR BETWEEN THE FISHOIL BARREL?: COIL DEVELOPMENT ON THE GEORGES BANK: SOIL DEVELOPMENT:OIL DEVELOPMENT: FLORIDA COAOIL DEVELOPMENT: /ANK: SYMPOSIUM ON THOIL DEVELOPMENT: /FOUR NEW JERSEY COASOIL DEVELOPMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR MASSOIL FIELDS:OIL INDUSTRIES ON THE ATLANTIC COAST: tOIL INDUSTRY TERMS AND PHRASES:OIL INDUSTRY: PLANNING FOR ONSHORE GROOIL ON NORTH EAST SCOTLAND:OIL OPERATIONS:OIL POTENTIAL AND RELATED LAND USE IMPOIL PRODUCTION ON SANTA BARBARA COUNTYOIL REFINERIES AND OFFSHORE OIL UNLOADOIL RELATED DEVELOPMENT:OIL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON THE ALASKAOIL UNLOADING FACILITIES: PROCEEDINGSOIL: OIL: OIL: OIL: OIL: OIL: OIL: OIL: OIL; OIL: OIL:

COSTS AND BENEFITS: DIGEST OF A WORKSHOP: FROM PROSPECT TO PIPELINE: LESSONS FROM SCOTLAND: NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE NORTH SEA E PLANNING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MID THE NEED FOR PLANNING AND REGULAT

ONSHORE AND NEARSHORE EFFECTS OF OUTER ONSHORE EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE OIL AND GA ONSHORE FACILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH OCS ONSHORE FACILITIES RELATED TO OFFSHORE ONSHORE FACILITIES RELATED TO OFFSHORE ONSHORE GROWTH, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VI ONSHORE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE SOUTHERN CA ONSHORE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL: ONSHORE IMPACTS CONFERENCE: EXECUTIVE ONSHORE IMPACTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL S ONSHORE IMPACTS OF SCOTTISH OFFSHORE 0 ONSHORE OCS IMPACTS: IDENTI ONSHORE PLANNING FOR OFFSHORE OIL: LES ONSHORE SERVICE BASE REQUIREMENTS: /E OPERATIONS ON COASTAL STATES: /ORE REV OPERATIONS: AN INTROD OPERATIONS:

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MISSISSIPPI THE ECONOMICS OF

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OF DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND GAS ON THE FROM PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS ON THE GAS DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A BACKGROUND T OF NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, WORKING E ECONOMICS:

PLANNING AND EVALUATION SHORE OIL UNLOADING FACILITIES: PROC/

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE LEUM INDUSTRY DEVELOP/ NORTH CAROLINA ND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF OFF-SHORE ND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF OFF-SHORE THE REGIONAL ECONOMIC CONSE/ OFFSHORE REGIONAL FACTORS:TER/ EFFECTS ON COMMERCIAL FISHING OF ENT OF ALASKA OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF RE EFFECTS OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LINA PfcTROCOMPLEX STUDY: IMPACTS OF A BANK: AREAS OF PARTICULA/ FISHING AND , VOL. II: FISHING AND

THE DCSF COASTAL GEORGIA: SUMMARY:

THE GEORGES BANKOIL: FROM PROSPECT TO

OFFSHORE PLATFORMS ANDPROCESS: A BACKGROUND PAPER FOR STATECOASTAL ZONE SCIENCE: A GUIDEBOOK FORU1D/ INTEGRATION OF REGIONAL LAND USEOFFSHORE COMPLEXES:ATLANTIC OFFSHORE OIL: THE NEED FOR

PMENT:M SCOTLAND: ONSHORE O/ SERVING THE OFFSHORE OIL INDUSTRY: ORE IMPACTS OF SCOTTISH OFFSHORE OIL: OLOGIC-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FOR REGIONAL S t DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCLEAR POWER St DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCLEAR POWER

OFFSHOREEVELOPMENT: FLORIDA COASTAL

NATIONAL OCEANTHE

OUTER CONTINENTAL OUTER CONTINENTAL

OPERATIONS: /A TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT G OPTIMAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE NORTH SEA 0 OUTER COASTAL SHELF: THE GEORGES BANK OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ACTIVITIES: LA OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF DEVELOPMENT ON OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY RESOURC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY RESOURC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF IMPACT STUDY: OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LEASING: OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OF THE GULF OF OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS OP OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DE

SHELF OIL AND GAS EX SHELF OIL AND GAS Dfc

OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF PETROLEUM DEVE OUTtR CONTINENTAL SHELF PETROLEUM DEVE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF: OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF: /ACCELERATION OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF: /EXPLORATION PAPER FOR STATE PLANNERS AND MANAGERS: PAPERS: /EAR POWER PLANTS OFF THE CCAS PARABLE BEACH: A PRIMER IN COASTAL ION PARAMETERS FOR OFFSHORE COMPLEXES: PERSPECTIVES ON OIL REFINERIES AND OFF PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN TEXAS: PETROCOMPLEX STUDY: IMPACTS OF A PETRO PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS DEVELOPMENT PETROLEUM AND NEW ENGLAND: A STUDY OF PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ENGLAND: PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT OFF THE NORTHEAS PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT: /IMPACT ASSESSM PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT: /RE AND NEARSHO PETROLEUM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT IN EAST PETROLEUM INTERACTIONS ON THE GEORGES PETROLEUM INTERACTIONS ON GEORGES BANK PETROLEUM PIE:PETROLEUM REFINERY FEASIBILITY STUDY 0 PETROLEUM STUDY: PIPELINE: PIPELINING:PLANNERS AND MANAGERS: /S DEVELOPMENT PLANNERS: /ONAL LAND USE PLANNING AND PLANNING AND COASTAL ZONE SCIENCE: A G PLANNING AND EVALUATION PARAMETERS FOR PLANNING AND REGULATION: PLANNING ASPECTS OF OIL RELATED DEVELO PLANNING FOR OFFSHORE OIL: LESSONS FRO PLANNING FOR ONSHORE GROWTH, NORTHAMPT PLANNING IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE A PLANNING: EC PLANTS OFF THE COAST OF NEW JERSEY AND PLANTS OFF THE COAST OF NEW JERSEY AND PLATFORMS AND PIPELINING: POLICY STUDY: IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL D POLICY: PRIORITIES FOR THE FUTURE: POLITICAL ECONOMY OF NORTH SEA OIL:

A006 E008 DO 14 DO 17 D015 D016 B022 DO 19 B021 D022 AOOI A006 F004 DO 04 A016 A013 F011 B004 F018 A003 BO 18 BO 19 AOOI BOOT F009 C006 C007 DO 10 CO 13 F017 F016 D001 D009 B011 F018 B004 CO 13 D020 D021 BOOS CO 14 D008 A012 C009 AOOI F008 F008 C006 A010 E010 E001 CO 04 E004 FOOl B007 B006 COO9 D018 B020 E006

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ENT OF OIL AND GAS SYSTEMS, DEEPWATEK ENT OF OIL AND GAS SYSTEMS, DEEPWATER

PARABLE BEACH: ANO OFFSHORE OIL UNLOADING FACILITIES: RE OIL POTENTIAL AND RELATED LAND US/ T AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT: A INENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT B1LITY OF SEPARATING EXPLORATION FROM LIFORNIA: THE IMPACT OF OFFSHORE OILAND GAS EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMENT AND

AS DEVELOPMENT SC/ DEROCS: A COMPUTER TION: RAPID GROWTH FROM ENERGYGEOLOGICAL ESTIMATES OF UNDISCOVERED FACILITIES: PROC/ PERSPECTIVES ON OIL GEORGIA: SUMMARY: PETROLEUM OLEUM AND NEW ENGLAND: A STUDY OF THE PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT IN NEW ENGLAND:ZONE SCIENCE: A GUID/ INTEGRATION OF

ECOLOGIC-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FORNSHORE EFFECTS OF OFFSH/ MID-ATLANTICFSHORE OIL: THE NEED FOR PLANNING AND

SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTALNT SCENARIOS AND ONSHORE SERVICE BASEONOMY 1975-19/ ECONOMIC IMPACT OF GILTHE LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENERGY

NTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT: A GUIDE TO LNT: A PROCESS FOR COASTAL NENTAL SHELF: MINERAL D WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF OIL AND GASUNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS LANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY LANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF ENERGY RE OPERATIONS ON COASTAL ST/ OFFSHORE OF A WORKSHOP:T OF OFFSHORE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DCS HE POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF A GEORGES BANK PACTS OF A POTENTIAL BALTIMORE CANYONIMPACT OF OFFSHORE OIL PRODUCTION ON

LATE OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS OF OFFSHORE UlL ON NORTH EAST ANNING FOR OFFSHORE OIL: LESSONS FROM ATIONS FOR THE MI/ ONSHORE IMPACTS OF FACILITIES:OIL INDUSTR1/ FISH AND OIL AT SEA: AU/ AN ANALYSIS OF THE FEASIBILITY OF

GAS DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS AND ONSHORE MENT: MARINE ENT SC/ DEROCS: A COMPUTER PROGRAM TO SE AND COA/ ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND THE D WITH DCS DEV/ A METHODOLOGY FOR THE OF ALASKA OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF PE/ DEVELOPMENTS: MANAGING THE F-SHORE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS / A F-SHORE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS / A ttUIREMENTS AND IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WI/ CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS OEVELO/OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION, DEVELOPMEN/ ROWTH FROM ENERGY PROJECTS: IDEAS FOR HORE AND NEARSHORE EFFECTS OF OUTER / PMENT PROCESS: A BACKGROUND PAPER FOR

PORTS, AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS OFF TH B006PORTS, AND NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS OFF TH BOOTPRIMER IN COASTAL ZONE ECONOMICS: F009PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH NEW ENGLAND C007PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM ON OFFSHO D006PROCESS FOR COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMEN F012PROCESS: A BACKGROUND PAPER FOR STATE A001PRODUCTION OF OIL AND GAS ON THE OUTER BOI9PRODUCTION ON SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CA D012PRODUCTION: /TER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL 0004PROGRAM TO SIMULATE OFFSHORE OIL AND G F006PROJECTS: IDEAS FOR STATE AND LOCAL AC A002RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES IN T B025REFINERIES AND OFFSHORE OIL UNLOADING C007REFINERY FEASIBILITY STUDY OF COASTAL C014REGIONAL ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF POTE D001REGIONAL FACTORS: D009REGIONAL LAND USE PLANNING AND COASTAL FO08REGIONAL PLANNING: F001REGIONAL STUDY: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE o DOOTREGULATION: ATLANTIC OF AGIOREQUIREMENTS AND IMPACTS ASSOCIATED WI D022REQUIREMENTS: /E OIL AND GAS DEVELOPME F006RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ON THE ALASKAN EC F014RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: A METHODOLOGICAL FOOTRESOURCE INFORMATION FOR DCS ENVIRONME DO 13RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND IMPACT ASSESSM F012RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF THE OUTER CONTI A003RESOURCES IN THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHE D022RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES: /ES OF B025RESOURCES: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS: AT B022RESOURCES: ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS FOR L 0016REVENUE SHARING: AN ANALYSIS OF OFFSHO BOOSRHODE ISLAND AND OFFSHORE OIL: DIGEST D023SALE 35 {DRAFT): ONSHORE IMPAC F005SALE: ECONOMIC STUDY OF T FOOSSALE: /GNOMIC STUDY OF THE POSSIBLE IM F002SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: THE D012SCENARIOS AND ONSHORE SERVICE BASE REQ F006SCOTLAND: E009SCOTLAND: ONSHORE PL E001SCOTTISH OFFSHORE OIL: PLANNING IMPLIC EO04SECONDARY ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF COASTAL C012SEMINAR BETWEEN THE FISHING AND MARINE B009SEPARATING EXPLORATION FROM PRODUCTION B019SERVICE BASE REQUIREMENTS: /E OIL AND F006StRVICE BASES FOR OFFSHORE OIL DEVELOP COOSSIMULATE OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS DEVELOPM F006SITING OF FACILITIES: ISSUES IN LAND U COOSSITING OF ONSHORE FACILITIES ASSOCIATE COOSSOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT F018SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ENERGY F010SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF OF F017SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF OF F016SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTAL RE D022SOURCE BOOK: ONSHORE IMPACTS OF OUTER A016SOUTH ATLANTIC OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF D004STATE AND LOCAL ACTION: RAPID G A002STATE INFORMATION NEEDS RELATED TO ONS B004STATE PLANNERS AND MANAGERS: /S DEVELO AOOI

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ND GAS: IMPLICATION FOR FUTURE UNITED A/ CAN THEY COPE? ARE THE NEW ENGLAND E OIL AND GAS RESOURCES IN THE UNITED SIS OF OFFSHORE OPERATIONS ON COASTALIMPLICATIONS FOR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC

VELOPMENT OFF THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED VITIES AND OF A PROPOSED TERMINAL FOR NTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT: A D RELATED LAND US/ PROCEEDINGS OF THEOIL DEVELOPMENT ON THE GEORGES BANK:

SYSTEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS SYSTEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS S/ COASTAL EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE ENERGY S/ COASTAL EFFECTS OF OFFSHORE ENERGY OPMENT: A SURVEY OF SELECTED MODELING NTAL SHEL/ ENERGY UNDER THE OCEANS: A HORE OIL ACTIVITIES AND OF A PROPOSED

HANDBOOK OF OIL INDUSTRY YSIS OF THE PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY IN ESOURCES IN / GEOLOGICAL ESTIMATES OF A OIL AND GAS: IMPLICATION FOR FUTURE OVERAbLE OIL AND GAS RESOURCES IN THE LEUM DEVELOPMENT OFF ThE NORTHEASTERN ES ON UIL REFINERIES AND OFFSHORE OIL R ONSHORE GROWTHt NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, THE COAST OF NEW JERSEY AND DELAWARE, ISLAND AND OFFSHORE UIL: DIGEST OF A

STATES DEVELOPMENT: NORTH SEA OIL A EOO2STATES PREPARED FOR OFFSHORE OIL AND G F015STATES: /ES OF UNDISCOVERED RECCVERABL B025STATES: /ORE REVENUE SHARING: AN ANALY B008STATES: /OTTISH OFFSHORE OIL: PLANNING EOCHSTATES: /RCIAL FISHING OF PETROLEUM DE BOllSUPERTANKERS: /PI OF OFFSHORE OIL ACTI conSURVEY OF SELECTED MODELING TECHNIQUES FOOASYMPOSIUM ON OFFSHORE UIL POTENTIAL AN D006SYMPOSIUM ON THE ECONOMICS AND LOGIST1 B012SYSTEMS, DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCLEAR BOOTSYSTEMS, DEEPWATER PORTS, AND NUCLEAR B006SYSTEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS BOO?SYSTEMS: AN ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS B006TECHNIQUES (DRAFT): /OIL AND GAS DEVEL F004TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT OF OUTER CONTINE A006TERMINAL FOR SUPERTANKERS: /PI OF OFFS C011TERMS AND PHRASES: A007TEXAS: ECONOMIC ANAL D010UNDISCOVERED RECOVERABLE OIL AND GAS R B025UNITED STATES DEVELOPMENT: NORTH SE E002UNITED STATES: /ES OF UNDISCOVERED REC B025UNITED STATES: /RCIAL FISHING OF PETRO BOHUNLOADING FACILITIES: PROCEEDINGS OF T C007VIRGINIA: /E OIL INDUSTRY: PLANNING FO coo*WORKING PAPERS: /EAR POWER PLANTS OFF BOO?WORKSHOP: RHODE 0023

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PERSONAL AUTHOR INDEX

A003 ADAMSt M. V.

DO14 AHERNt WILLIAM R., JR.E003 ALLENt CHARLESF009 ASHE* G.

B024 BAHRt L. M.E001 BALDWIN, MALCOLM F.E001 BALDWINt PAMELA L.COOS BARAM, MICHAEL S.B02A BENNETTt V. R.AOOo BERGtY, KARL H.B02I BLOOM* OREN A.COOS BRACKEN* THOMASB002 BRADLEY, TOM, MODERATORA009 BULLARD, EDWARD

A006 CHARTOCK, MICHAEL A.E002 CHARTOCK, MICHAEL A.FOOI CHOGUILL, CHARLES L.B024 CONNER, H. H.6025 COURY, ANNY B.

COOo DAJANI, JARIR S., ED.6024 DAY, J. W., JR.B005 DEVANNEY, J. W., IIIF009 DEVANNEY, J. W., IllA006 DEVINE, MICHAEL D.E002 DEVINE, MICHAEL D.A014 DIBONA, CHARLES J.fa025 DOLTON, GORDON L.D006 DOYLE, WILLIAM T., ED.F014 DRAKE, RONALD

F015 EMORY, BENJAMIN R.

C012 FIELD, BARRY C.AGIO FRIEDMAN, JAMES M.

E003 GILLMAN, GEORGED022 GLADDEN, JAMES W., JR.D002 GOODMAN, JOEL M.D001 GRIGALUNAS, THOMAS A.D023 GRISCOM, CLEMENT A., ED,

C010 HARRIS, L. M.B009 HAY, KIETH G., ED.B025 HENDRICKS, THOMAS A.D019 HILL, STUARTB020 HOLLINGS, ERNEST F.b026 HOMER, JERRYC007 HUNTER, MARY LOUISE, ED,£009 HUTTON, JOHN

FOOI ISARD, WALTER.

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A003 JOHN, C. B.

B021 KALTER, ROBERT J.t>022 K.ALTER, ROBERT J.D016 KALTER, ROBERT J.A006 KASH, DON E.E002 KASH, DON E.A003 KELLY, R. F.D019 KEYfcS, SAMUEL W., JR.F001 KISS1N, JOHN.

A007 LANGENKAMP, R. D.A003 LAPOINTE, A. E.B025 LENNARTZ, FRANCES E.A006 LEONARD, R. LEON£002 LEONARD, R. LEONE010 LYDDON, W. D. C.

E006 MACKAY, DONALD IAINE006 MACKAY, GEORGE ANTHONY6026 MANGONE, GERARD J.F006 MARCUS, PHILIP A.0012 MEADE, WALTER J.A003 MEURER, R. W.B025 MILLER, BfcTTY M.B001 MITCHELL, EDWARD J., ED.E004 MITCHELL, JAMES K.faOll MORSE, R. W., STUDY DIRECTORD015 HUMPHREY, ANTHONY J., PROJECT DIRECTOR

FOI3 NARCUS-KRAMER, MARC

E008 ODELL, PETERD020 OLSEN, STEPHEN B.F011 OWEN, JAMES

F009 PARKHURST, B.D018 PEARMAN, ALIEN L.E005 PETERS, A. F.D004 PLATE, DOUGLAS C., ED.

F013 RATICK, SAME012 RAY, JANETTED022 ROBERTS, WILLIAM M.F006 ROBERTSON, SIDNEY R.E008 ROSING, KENNETH

D020 SAILA, SAUL B.COOS SELIG, EDWARDF001 SEYFARTH, RICHARD H.E007 SIEMON, CHARLESC006 SINCOFF, MICHAEL Z., ED.F006 SMITH, ETHAN T.D018 STAFFORD, JOHN W.FOOT STENEHJEM, ER1K J.

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B021 STEVENSt THOMAS H.B022 STEVENSt THOMAS H.B024 STONEt J. H.F011 STURZLt FRANK

FOOl TATLOCKf RICHARD.6025 THOMSENt HARRY L.D023 TIPPIEt VIRGINIA K. , £D<B024 TURNER, R. E.B022 TYNER, WALLACE E.D016 TYNER, WALLACE E.

C011 WADE, F. JOHND022 WALES, ROBERT W.F013 WATSON, ANDREAA012 WHEELER, ROBERT R.A006 WHITE, IRVIN 1.E002 WHITE, IRVIN L.A012 WHITED, MAURINEA011 WHITEHEAD, HARRYD010 WHITEHORN, NORMAN C.DC12 WILCOX, SUSAN M.C011 WILLIAMSUN, JAMES R.F006 WONG, ALBERT T.

F014 YOUNGER, JAMES

116 RECORDS PRINTED

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CORPORATE SOURCE INDEX

C003 ALASKA CONSULTANTS, INC.B001 AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCHA005 AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTEA014 AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTEt>009 AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTEA015 AMOCCF007 ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY, ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS DIVISION

F005 CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCHF010 CENTAUR MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS, INC.D004 CITADEL, THEF012 COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS, INC.F014 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, REGIONAL ECONOMIC

ANALYSIS DIVISION BC04 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION,

OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT B023 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION,

OFFICE OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT A016 CONSERVATION FOUNDATION £001 CONSERVATION FOUNDATION B012 CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANYB021 CORNELL UNIVERSITY, AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT6022 CORNELL UNIVERSITY, AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTDOlb CORNELL UNIVERSITY, AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTB013 COUNCIL UN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYB014 COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYB015 COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYB016 COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYB017 COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY

F019 DORNBUSCH, DAVID M. AND COMPANY, INC.

F013 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

D018 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

BOIO GEORGIA CONSERVANCY INCORPORATEDDOI3 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH,

RESOURCE PLANNING SECTIONC014 GEORGIA STATE OFFICE OF PLANNING AND BUDGET£012 GLASGOW CORPORATION PLANNING DEPARTMENTD019 GULF REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSIONB008 GULF SOUTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE

A002 HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

AOOl INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENTF002 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK OUTER

CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICE FOO3 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, NEW YORK OUTER

CONTINENTAL SHELF OFFICEA003 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, GEOLOGICAL SURVEYB025 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, GEOLOGICAL SURVEYF006 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESOURCE AND LAND INVESTIGATIONS

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(RALI) PROGRAM

A004 LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS EDUCATION FUNDB003 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICED009 LITTLE, ARTHUR D. f INC.B024 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, CENTER FOR WETLAND RESOURCES

B005 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, OCEAN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTD008 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, OCEAN ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

OFFSHORE OIL TASK GROUPD011 MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF STATE PLANNINGF016 MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES NORTHWEST, INC.F017 MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES NORTHWEST, INC.A008 MCDERMOTT, J. RAY £, COMPANY, INC.C011 MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER

F008 NASSAU-SUFFOLK REGIONAL PLANNING BOARDC004 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES, ENERGY PROGRAM STAFFCOOT NEW ENGLAND CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION, MARINE ADVISORY SERVICEF01& NEW ENGLAND NATURAL RESOURCES CENTERC001 NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSIONCOOS NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSIOND003 NEW ENGLAND RIVER BASINS COMMISSION£003 NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTC013 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION, OFFICE OF MARINE AFFAIRSE009 NORTH EAST SCOTLAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

C006 OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION

C009 PETROLEUM PUBLISHING COMPANY

A013 RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTSF004 RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTSF011 RESEARCH AND PLANNING CONSULTANTSD005 RESOURCE PLANNING ASSOCIATES, INC.E004 RUTGERS UNIVERSITY, ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

E010 SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENTA009 SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHYE005 SHELL INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY, LTD.

D010 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY, INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS RESEARCH DIVISION

B006 U.S. CONGRESS BOOT U.S. CONGRESS B016 U.S. CONGRESS B019 U.S. CONGRESS E011 U.S. CONGRESS F018 UNIVERSITY OF 0012 UNlVtRSITY OF D006 UNIVERSITY OF B026 UNIVERSITY OF D002 UNIVERSITY OF COI2 UNIVERSITY OF

ECONOMICS

, OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, OCEANS PROGRAM , OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, OCEANS PROGRAM , OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, OCEANS PROGRAM , OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, OCEANS PROGRAM , SENATE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCEALASKA, SEA GRANT PROGRAMCALIFORNIA, LA JOLLACALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ, COASTAL MARINE LABORATORYDELAWARE, MARINE ADVISORY SERVICESDELAWARE, MARINE ADVISORY SERVICESMASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST, DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND RESOURCE

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D015 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS, URBAN STUDIES INSTITUTE D017 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS, URBAN STUDIES INSTITUTE A006 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM, TECHNOLOGY

ASSESSMENT GROUPD020 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, COASTAL RESOURCES CENTER D021 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, COASTAL RESOURCES CENTER D023 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, COASTAL RESOURCES CENTER D001 UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND, DEPARTMENT OF RESOURCE ECONOMICS D022 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI, DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY AND AREA

DEVELOPMENT C002 URBAN PATHFINDERS, INC.

AGIO WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, OCEAN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMB011 WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, OCEAN MANAGEMENT PROGRAMD007 WOODWARD-CLYDE CONSULTANTS

a U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1980 O- 341-614^219

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