Ecological Risk Assessment of Oil Spill in Seribu Islands Coastal Area (SICA)

The Study of Ecological Risk Assessment (ERA) of oil spill in Seribu Islands Coastal Area (SICA) was done in Oil Company near Pertamina’s authorization mining territory. From the simulation of chance release model using fault tree analysis, the rate of chance release at 4.95 tons of particles of oil...

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Coasts
Crude oil
Ecological risk assessment
Ecological studies
Environmental risk
Fault tree analysis
Islands
Oil movement modeling
oil spill
Oil spills
Refineries
Risk assessment
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