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93. MEDSLIK-II, a Lagrangian marine surface oil spill model for short-term forecasting – Part 1: Theory M. De Dominicis et al.
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95. Offshore Petroleum Leaking Source Detection Method From Remote Sensing Data via Deep Reinforcement Learning With Knowledge Transfer Y. Wang et al.
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104. Effects of Wave-Induced Processes in a Coupled Wave–Ocean Model on Particle Transport Simulations J. Staneva et al.
105. Coastal exposure to oil spill impacts from the Finisterre Traffic Separation Scheme P. Otero et al.
106. The MEDESS-GIB database: tracking the Atlantic water inflow M. Sotillo et al.
107. Parameterization modeling for wind drift factor in oil spill drift trajectory simulation based on machine learning D. Liu et al.
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110. An Operational Marine Oil Spill Forecasting Tool for the Management of Emergencies in the Italian Seas A. Ribotti et al.
111. Oil spill modeling in the southeastern Mediterranean Sea in support of accelerated offshore oil and gas exploration S. Brenner