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Scenarios for oil-spill simulations
Preliminary inputs to address the action 4.3
and to define the operational framework
Maria Trabace
Lorenzo Natrella
Apulia Region, Civil Protection dept.
Second Steering Committee meeting
Rijeka, 2 and 3 October 2013
Getting tuned Oil-spill simulations scenarios as project core
WP4: simulations of oil-spill to test and improve reaction capacity
Scenarios for excercises in North and South
Adriatic (4.3)
Implementation of the oil-spill simulations
and exercises (4.4)
Evaluation of the exercises and proposals
for harmonizing / improving the effective
cross-border coordination capacity (4.5)
Simulations/exercises are the core part of the HAZADR project
bottlenecks
and
deficiencies of Scenarios for excercises in North and
applicable
South Adriatic (4.3)
contingency
plans (WP3)
Testing
reability and Implementation of the crossborder
functioning of exercises / simulations (4.4)
the ATLAS
(WP3 + 4.1)
Matter of Evaluation of the exercises and
educational proposals for harmonizing /
packages for improving the effective cross-border
the Training coordination capacity (4.5)
Centre (WP5)
Guidelines to harmonize contingency plans. Coordination of the
emergency teams. Reduction of deployment time in case of disaster.
Action 4.3: what is about?
4.3 Elaboration of scenarios for response exercises
Duration May 2013 – September 2013
Description This activity intends to produce two scenarios for international exercises in Southern Adriatic &
Northern Adriatic containing site description and incident facts, and proposing safety and
security measures, clean-up methods at sea and on land, communication methods, tasks for the
respective participants and the necessary containment and clean-up equipment.
Exercises consider meteo and climatic conditions that may affect the oil dynamic (direction,
speed, impact) nearby the coasts in case of spill. At this regard, the scenarios are enhanced by
the data of one coastal radars in the highly trafficked commercial pole of the Dalmatian
archipelagos of Split with coverage of 5000 Km2 each is foreseen
LB B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12
outputs
Apul PGZ Zadar Split Istarsk Emilia Marche CNR OGS IOF Split MPWT NIB IMB
Albania Piran Monten
Elaboration 1
scenario 1 (North
Adriatic)
Elaboration 1
scenario 2 (South
Adriatic)
Set-up of 1 HF 1
meteo-radar
Action 4.3 boosts action 4.4 «implementation of the exercises»
4.4 Implementation of the crossborder exercises
Duration October 2013 – January 2015
Description Organization of intervention exercises (targets: open sea intervention & beach decontaminations;
scope: sea disasters simulations, ship collision with consequent burning and oil spillage) for the
“in field” testing of operative procedures, protocols of intervention, effectiveness of risk
management chains, as well as the training of the staff employed in the civil protection
mechanisms (tackled in WP5).
2 joint exercises (attended by Civil Protections, Coastal Guards, etc…) are scheduled in the
Northern & Southern Part of Adriatic (partners to be split in 2 groups). This action schedules 1
day rendez-vous preparation and 1 day exercises, with sea disaster simulation at convergence of
means of interventions from different Adriatic regions
LB B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12
outputs
Apul PGZ Zadar Split Istarsk Emilia Marche CNR OGS IOF MPWT NIB IMB
Split Albania Piran Monten
Excercise 1 x 1 x x x
(North coord
Adriatic)
Exercise 2 1 x x x
(South coord
Adriatic)
Profiling exercises
Understanding “what” to understand “how”
INDEX
1. Objectives
2. Administrative and geographical site where the Project Partners intend to
realize the exercises
3. Definition of the scenarios
4. Type of exercise: Real or only for “command /headquarters”
5. Department and participant Organizations: Scientific, Technical,
Administrative, Operative etc.
6. Individuation of the Coordination Centres and the Command and Control
head office
7. Communication systems
8. Equipments and materials
9. Planned activities;
10. Monitoring activities and “Observers” to send on the exercise sites
11. Preparatory activities , training and briefing
12. Exercises: date, length and timetable
13. Post-exercise activity and Debriefing
14. Procedures, Protocols and Emergency plans to applicate at the exercises
15. Other points and issues to consider
Objectives
What to do
1.OBJECTIVES a) Test the organization system and the capacity of the territory competent offices to manage the protection system of the sea from pollution of oil, hazardous or noxious substances; b) Test any emergency plan on the risk pollution of the sea in order to improve or acquire appropriate Planning Tools; c) Test the organization and the ability of regions bordering the Adriatic sea to coordinate and implement its own procedures and methods in order to pursue a common line in the management of emergencies at sea and cooperate in overcoming the emergency; d) Test the equipment, the vehicles efficiency, the technology to cope the emergency; e) Test the training of the staff employed in the real emergency.
2. SITE OF THE EXERCISES (WHERE!!)- OPTIONS
a) Offshore (international water);
b) From 1 to 2 km near the coast;
c) Within 50 meters from the coastline;
d) On land but with the involvement of marine waters and the coast;
The location of the exercises depends on the own partners’ jurisdiction in
case of hazards.
Do you have jurisdiction on open sea?
Do you have jurisdiction on coastal areas?3. EXERCISE OBJECT: SCENARIOS - OPTIONS
a) Sea disaster and consequent oil-spill (dispersion of fuel and load)
b) Accident aboard a single vessel, fire, sinking risk, and consequent pollution of the
sea
c) Error during entry or exit from harbour
d) Silting up or stranding due to the weather conditions
e) Damage to the engines, inability to drive;
f) Human error
g) Accident on platforms of oil/gas offshore;
h) other proposals ?….
The typology of the exercises depends on the own partners’ jurisdiction in
case of hazards.
Over which type of hazards do you have jurisdiction?First crucial decision to be taken by the SC
The location of the exercises The typology of the exercises depends
depends on the own partners’ on the own partners’ jurisdiction in
jurisdiction in case of hazards. case of hazards.
Do you have jurisdiction on Over which type of hazards do you
open sea? have jurisdiction?
Do you have jurisdiction on
coastal areas?
2 cross border exercises on open sea
or
more local / interregional exercises on coasts
based on a common CB approach?4.TYPOLOGY OF THE EXERCISES : REAL OR FOR COMMAND /HEADQUARTERS
Real
command
/headquarters
• Real use of resources (staff and
equipment)
•Physical location of the event and the
real presence on the exercise site
• Execution time depend on the • Limited use of resources (staff and
development of exercise equipment) only with the involvement of
•Refunds for participants the coordination centers
• Unexpected events and situations of real • Real presence on the exercise site it’s
emergency not required
• Other •Execution time depend on the scheduled
time in the document
• No Refunds for participants
•OtherOrganizative aspects
How to do5. ORGANIZATIONS
Civil Protection structures, State and local agencies, military….
• National Department of Civil Protection;
• Region........... – Civil Protection Service;
• Prefecture of ................
• Province of ............
• Municipality of ......;
• Provincial command of the fire brigade of .......;
• Police Headquarters of .........;
• Provincial command of “Guardia di Finanza” (Italian finance police/tax police ) Aero Naval
Operations Center of ......;
• Coast Guard Office of .....
• “Corpo Forestale dello Stato” of .......;
• Emergency Medical Service..............;
• Voluntary associations of Civil Protection
• Italian Red Cross (Croce Rossa);
• National Alpine Cliff and Cave Rescue Corps (Corpo Nazionale Soccorso Alpino e
Speleologico);
• ARPA (Regional Agency for Environmental Protection).............
• CNR (National Center of Research)........
• ISPRA (Institute for Protection and Environmental Research)
• I.M.O. International Maritime Organization;
• Agency for Maritime Safety;
• Other organizations/institutionsOther organizations • PROJECT HAZADR PARTNERS • Port Authority of ........... • Technological Networks Managers (Enel, Telecom, TIM etc., ENI GAS&POWER, etc.) • Underwater engineering society; • Marine ecology society • Biology marine society • …..
6. COORDINATION CENTRE, THE COMMAND AND CONTROL HEAD OFFICE - Sala Situazioni Italia (Department of Civil Protection); - Apulia Region- COR/SOIR (Regional Operative Centre / Regional Integrated Operating Room) - Apulia Region – CFD (Decentralized Regional Center of Civil Protection) - Apulia Region UdC (‘Unità di Crisi Regionale’: The Command And Control Head Office) - Region................... Civil Protection Service................................ - Prefecture of .................... C.C.S. (Rescue Coordination Centre) - C.O.M. (‘Centro Operativo Misto’ : Mixed Operational Centre of..........) - Province of ...................... Provincial Operations Centre of ....... - C.O.C. (‘Centro Operativo Comunale’: Municipal Operations Center) of…… - Coast Guard of .............. Operations Centre - Emergency Medical Service (118)......................
7. COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
The used communication systems will be indicated with the relative telephone, fax,
email, radio frequency etc…
The Structures or the Associations that will manage the radio
communications will also be indicated.
It is not allowed the use of the equipment or the use of radio frequencies in
the absence of specific authorization.
Example:
Sala operativa regionale
Tel:0805802212
Fax:0805802275
Mail:soup.puglia@regione.puglia.it
VHF: 164.425 MHZ
…..8. EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS
Specific list of equipment and materials necessary for the
construction of the exercise9. PLANNED ACTIVITY
On the basis of the chosen scenarios, all the activities of
each Partner will be defined in a specific document (exercise plan)10. MONITORING EXERCISE
In order to identify any problems and weak points during the exercise
some “Observers" must be properly identified. They should have access to the
locations of the activities and coordination centers and should be enabled to
follow the communications radio as well as have access to the records and
documents relating to the exercise.
Then the “Observers” will prepare a report which will be analyzed and
discussed during the Debriefing.11. PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES , TRAINING AND BRIEFING
During the preliminary organization of the exercise, the training and
information meetings with other involved organizations can be prepared, in
view of the start of the activities.
The modules for the registration and the management of the
planned activities will be developed in this phase and will provide useful
documents in the process of debriefing.12. EXERCISES: DATE, LENGTH AND TIMETABLE
Date
Length (one or two days)
Timetable
A general timetable of the exercise and a specific timetable for each participant
Organization must be made in order to organize the consecutiveness of the
operations and the activities.
It will be implemented only with the “Exercise Direction”13. POST-EXERCISE ACTIVITIES AND DEBRIEFING;
Any activities to be carried out at the end of the exercise should be
indicated.
The end of the exercise, however, must be declared by the
Operations Centre identified by the “Exercise Direction”.
The Exercise Direction will give the order of “STOP EXERCISE” also
for any real emergency situations.
The exercises shall be followed by Debriefing and evaluation
meetings to draw conclusions aiming at eliminating weaknesses and reduce
response time at sea.
The action 4.5 will allow to refine the joint procedures and to
assess response time procedures, equipement adequacy and clean-up
techniques with the objective of analysing and resolving issues emerged
during exercises with the production of a legal framework.15. STANDARDS AND EMERGENCY PLANS
In order to carry out an exercise that is also consistent with the
objectives of the project, it is necessary to collect and analyse the general and
specific regulations, national and regional contingency plans of each
Beneficiary of the Project. This is linked to the act. 3.2.14 OTHER ISSUES TO CONSIDER
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