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Wednesday, 9th June 2010

Department of Energy Releases Collection of Gulf Coast Oil Spill Data

A large amount of data from the Department of Energy about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was made available online today.

Here's a look at some of what was made available:

+ Well Configuration (.pdf)
- showing the depths and sizes of the different casings installed during the well's construction.

+ Key Events Timeline (.ppt)
- This document lists key events beginning with the April 20 fire on the Deepwater Horizon through June 4.

BOP Stack Details

This page provides information about a number of the key components of the system: the Blow Out Preventer, the Lower Marine Riser Package, and the associated piping which is located above the wellhead on the sea floor.

+ Blow Out Preventer Drawing (.pdf)
- This file is an engineering drawing of the Blow Out Preventer with the key components labeled.

+ Pressure Data Within BOP (.xls)
- This file describes the components within the BOP and the pressure readings taken during diagnostic operations on May 25.

And Much More.

Source: U.S. Department of Energy

See Also: More Oil Spill Resources

1) Recently Released CRS Report: “Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Selected Issues for Congress”

2) More BP Oil Spill (Deepwater Horizon) Resources: Maps and Mashups

3) Live Video Stream: Underwater Oil Spill Webcam

4) Resource of the Week: Hub — Disaster in the Gulf

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