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Institution

Principal Investigator

RAPID: Oil Spill Transport Modeling in Shelf, Estuary, and Intracoastal Regions 1045151

The Ohio State University / University of Central Florida

Ethan Kubatko / Scott C. Hagen

RAPID: Collaborative Research: Genetic Impact of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Release 1048208

University of Miami

Crawford, Douglas

RAPID: Evaluation of the near term impact of the Deepwater Horizon blowout to the South Florida coast
1048697

University of Miami

Paris, Claire

RAPID: Sub-Mesoscale Dynamics of Buoyant Plumes
1044704

University of Miami

Ozgokmen, Tamay

RAPID: Application of ISIIS to a multi-instrumented experiment on lateral mixing and dispersion on the inner shelf 1035047

University of Miami

Cowen, Robert

RAPID: Plant Species Effects on Rapid Stabilization of Nitrogen in Soil Organic Matter of Mangrove Ecosystems at Risk from the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill 1059236

University of South Florida

Lewis, David

RAPID: Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Instrumentation Development for Hyperspectral Characterization of Natural and Anthropogenic Organic Compounds in Seawater 1062222

University of South Florida

Coble, Paula

RAPID: Water-based, Natural Polymer Surfactants: Implications for Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Dispersions
1057897

University of South Florida

Alcantar, Norma

RAPID: Assessing the impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on the West Florida Shelf and Slope 1049586

University of South Florida

Flower, Benjamin

RAPID: Adaptive, Mobile Robotic Sampler Platform for In-Water Capture and Return of Oil Spill Chemical, Microbial and Particulate Matter 1050534

University of South Florida

Fries, David

RAPID Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Impact of sub-surface oil plumes on mesopelagic micronekton 1047693

University of South Florida

Torres, Joseph

RAPID: Emergency Field Investigation of Oil-Beach Interaction along the Alabama and Florida Beaches Following the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
1041868

University of South Florida

Wang, Ping

RAPID Deep water Horizon Oil spill: Trophic organization of sandy beach ecosystems across gradients of development and oiling 1043180

University of South Florida

Bell, Susan

RAPID: MRI: Acquisition of an oil extraction system and gas chromatograph with mass spectrometer for the extraction and analysis of DWH crude oil in Gulf sands.
1057417

Florida State University

Huettel, Markus

RAPID: Census activities and a workshop on baseline coastal data for the Deepwater Horizon oil spill 1050469

Florida State University

Miller, Tom

RAPID: Molecular Level Characterization and Archive for the 2010 BP Oil Spill 1049753

Florida State University

McKenna, Amy

RAPID: Rates and mechanisms controlling the microbial degradation of crude oil from the MC252 spill in Gulf of Mexico beach sands 1044939

Florida State University

Huettel, Markus

III: Gulf RAPID: Multi-temporal analysis and correlation of Gulf Oil Spill Related Geospatial Data on TerraFly Platform 1052625

Florida International University

Rishe, Naphtali

RAPID response to measuring the ecological effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill on the Florida Coastal Everglades 1048458

Florida International University

Fourgurean, James

RAPID: Formation, Persistence and Mobility of Oil Emulsions after Major Spills at Sea 1043467

Florida International University

Tansel, Berrin

 
     

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