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Oil Spill Trajectory Model (OSTM) Request Proforma
This document is for use by National Plan stakeholders to obtain predictions from the Oil Spill Trajectory Model (OSTM) for use during an incident or exercise . The proforma is not for public use.
The Request can be filled out on-line or printed, completed and faxed to 02 6279 5076 for immediate attention. After hours fax requests to be sent to 02 6230 6868.
After sending the request, receipt should be confirmed by telephoning Rescue Coordination Centre, Australia (Emergency Response Division ) on 02 6230 6811, or 1800 641 792.
Please note that one month's notice is required for OSTM runs requested as part of an exercise or for contingency planning purposes.
Please refer to our Privacy Policy on use of personal information provided to AMSA.
Oil Spill Trajectory Model (OSTM Request Proforma)
Disclaimer:
"Any Oil Spill Trajectory Model predictions are for
the exclusive use of the client and not for third party use. The oil spill
trajectory predictions, opinions and interpretations contained in predictions
are based on observations and data supplied by the client and information
sources available to AMSA.
The computer model predictions, interpretations or opinions expressed represent
the best judgement of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). AMSA
and its personnel or advisers, assume no responsibility and make no warranty
or representations as to the accuracy or reliability of the predictions.
It should be noted that accuracy of predictions may be adversely affected
where modelling is carried out in respect of spills in enclosed waters,
estuaries, close to shore, or when only low resolution maps are available.
The use and mention of any specialist software or equipment in any prediction
does not represent endorsement of these products by AMSA."
last updated: 25 June 2008







