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U.S. Coast Guard Deepwater Horizon Incident Response Summary 1 More than 48,000 people 7,000 Coast Guard 1,625 National Guard 41,470 Contractors 723 BP 4,000 Volunteers United States Coast Guard 2 U.S. Department of

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U.S. Coast Guard Deepwater Horizon Incident Response Summary

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

  • More than 48,000 people
  • 7,000 Coast Guard
  • 1,625 National Guard
  • 41,470 Contractors
  • 723 BP
  • 4,000 Volunteers

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

  • 12.6 million feet of boom (all types)
  • 835 skimmers
  • 10,000 vessels

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500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000

Boom

Total Boom Deployment

Feet

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Governments providing assistance include:

  • Canada
  • Mexico
  • Norway
  • Japan
  • Germany
  • France
  • Russia
  • Tunisia

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  • Belgium
  • Qatar
  • Kenya
  • China
  • Russia
  • Netherlands
  • Sweden
  • UK
  • European Maritime

Safety Agency

  • International Maritime

Organization

  • European Union
  • Iceland
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Background:

Mobile Offshore Drilling Unit (MODU) Deepwater Horizon (DWH)

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  • Dynamically positioned, semi-submersible drilling unit located over

50 miles offshore Louisiana Day 1 – April 20th

  • D8 Command Centers notified
  • f fire/explosion on MODU DWH

approx 10:00 pm

  • Initiated SAR efforts
  • Coordinated firefighting efforts
  • Established incident command

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Timeline & Key Events

April September 2010

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POTUS National Incident Command

NCP - Federal Washington, DC

Unified Area Command

Federal On Scene Coordinator Federal, State & RP New Orleans, LA

National Response Team

NCP - 15 Federal Agencies

Regional Response Team

Federal and State by Region

Unified Incident Command

Fed, State, Local , RP Houma, LA

Unified Incident Command

Fed, State, Local, RP Mobile, AL

Unified Incident Command

Fed, State, Local, RP Miami, FL

Unified Incident Command

Fed, State, Local, RP Galveston, TX

Overall Organizational Chart

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Area Command Staging Areas

LA & AL

Unified Incident Command

Source Control Fed & RP Houston, TX

Secretary DHS

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

National Incident Command (NIC)

  • Headed by Adm. Thad Allen, USCG (ret.)
  • Located in Washington, D.C.
  • Reports to the Secretary of Homeland Security
  • Coordinates response at the national level

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Federal On-scene Coordinator (FOSC)

  • Position filled by Coast Guard rear admiral
  • Located at the Unified Area Command in New Orleans
  • Reports to the NIC
  • Coordinates between the individual Incident Command Posts (ICPs)

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Incident Commanders

  • Positions filled by Coast Guard captains
  • Located at each Incident Command Post
  • ICP Houma
  • ICP Mobile
  • ICP Florida Peninsula
  • ICP Galveston
  • Report to the Federal On-scene Coordinator
  • Deploy shore cleanup teams to process

hazardous materials and oil

  • Oversee the operations of branch

commanders

  • Oversee local response operations
  • Coordinate volunteer ships

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Concept of Operations

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Well Site On-shore zone In-shore zone: Inland waters Near shore zone: Base Line - 3nm Offshore zone: 3nm – within 5nm of source Well Site: 5nm circle around source

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Source Control Efforts

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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Offshore Operations

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  • Skimming
  • Dispersants
  • In-Situ Burning
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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Nearshore Operations

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  • Skimmers
  • Vessels of Opportunity
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United States Coast Guard

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Bays and Beaches Operations

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  • Skimmers
  • Boom & Barrier Establishment
  • Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Teams
  • Clean-up Personnel
  • Wildlife Recovery Personnel
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Static Kill

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Fate of Oil

  • 4.93 million barrels oil discharged (estimated)
  • 800,000 barrels oily water recovered
  • More than 400 in-situ burns conducted
  • 265,000+ barrels mitigated through burns
  • 1.8 million gallons of dispersants applied

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  • Surface
  • Subsurface
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Sheer Scope and Complexity of the Spill

  • 5 States Effected
  • Oil Containment Boom/Skimmers
  • 13.5 million ft
  • 835 skimmers
  • How much is enough?
  • Over 50 Miles Offshore
  • Area of the spill
  • Depth: 5000 FT
  • Overlapping issues
  • Oil Containment and recovery
  • Hurricane Season
  • Wildlife
  • Fishery Management
  • Tourism
  • Subsea Oil Monitoring Plan

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Deepwater Horizon Reports

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  • Presidential Commission
  • National Incident Coordinator

Report

  • Incident Specific Preparedness

Review Report

  • Federal On Scene Coordinator

Report

  • DHS / DOI Joint Investigation

Team Report

  • Coast Guard Deepwater

Horizon Strategic Lessons Learned After Action Report (internal only)