Abstract

Emergency response and spill monitoring in coastal and near-shore environments are enhanced with the availability and use of real-time environmental data coupled with numerical simulation in an adaptive sampling framework. Invariably the various modules often exist on different computing platforms, and a common thread is needed to achieve an integrated system suitable for application in spill or emergency response situations. In emergency response operations, information sharing between on-scene command and incident command is often required to facilitate decision-making. Wireless (802.11b) data networks, coupled with use of concepts from distributed computing, can bridge the gap between data acquisition and data availability, thereby reducing the inherent latency within the system. Within the context of environmental monitoring, distributed computing consists of a distributed file system (DFS), remote application services (RAS), network management, and wireless data telemetry for wide-area network servic...

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