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Arctic Spill of National Significance (SONS) Seminar 2013 ARRT Briefing
May 22, 2013
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Workgroup One
Evaluate and identify potential areas for improvement:
Governmental, tribal, and other stakeholder awareness of decision-making in selection of response tactics, especially environmental/economic tradeoffs associated with the use of alternative countermeasures Sudie Hargis (USCG) – Leader John Hopson Jr. (Village of Wainwright Mayor)
Dr. John Whitney (NOAA) – Co-Leader Nick Knowles (EPA) Pamela Bergmann (DOI) Doreen Lampe (ICAS) Frederick Brower (NSB) Lisa Pekich (ConocoPhillips) Gordon Brower (NSB) Qinugan Roddy (ICAS) Rusty Brown (ConocoPhillips) Todd Sformo (NSB) CAPT Scott Bornemann (USCG) Brad Smith (NOAA) Dale Gardner (ADEC)
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Workgroup Two Evaluate and identify potential areas for improvement:
Capabilities for “total logistics” (e.g., telecoms, responder support, transportation, etc.)
including potential gaps that may require use of non-responsible party capabilities (i.e., industry, federal, state, local) Givey Kochanowski (GSA) – Leader Bark Lloyd (ACS)
Major Todd Stull (Region 10 DCE) – Co-Leader Lokeni Lokeni Jr. (NSB) Freddie Bizzell (USCG) Joseph LoSciuto (ASRC Energy) Christy Bohl (BSEE) Major Derek Moore (DLA) Tom Brower III (NSB) CDR Daryl Schaffer (USCG) Greg Buie (NPFC) Raphaela Stimmelmayr (NSB) Heather Collins-Ballot (ConocoPhillips) Paul VanderWeide (JTF-AK) LT Kion Evans (USCG) Alan Wien (ADEC) Rick Everson (JTF-AK) Craig Wilson (MWH Global) LCDR Glenn Galman (USCG) Curtis Wright (Shell) Cristeta Lachica (NSB) Captain Jonathan Elliot (JTF-AK)
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Workgroup Three Evaluate and identify potential areas for improvement:
Alignment of strategic messaging vertically and horizontally across all response agencies and organizations from the local to national level LT Veronica Colbath (USCG) – Leader Mark MacIntyre (EPA)
Amy Burnett (ConocoPhillips) Michelle Malerich (Shell) Richard Camilleri (NSB) CDR Christopher O’Neil (USCG) INF2 Allyson Conroy (USCG) Thomas Olemaun (Native Village of Barrow) Jack Frantz (NSB) Nick Pardini (DOI) Doug Helton (NOAA) ENS Victoria Swinghamer (USCG) Ty Keltner (ADEC) PAC Kip Wadlow (USCG) Natalie Lowman (ConocoPhillips)
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Workgroup Four Evaluate and identify potential areas for improvement:
The SONS command structure in Alaska
CDR Bo Stocklin(USCG) – Leader Buddy Custard (Shell) Ned Arey Sr. (NSB) CDR Paul Gill (USCG) Raymond Atos (NSB) Larry Iwamoto (ADEC) CDR Agustus Bannan (USCG) Jozieta Slatton (NSB) John Brown (ADEC) CAPT Daniel Travers (USCG) Jason Charton (ConocoPhillips) CDR Adam Tyndale (USCG)
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Participating Agencies
Federal • U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) • Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) • Region X Defense Coordinating Element (DCE) • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) • Department of the Interior (DOI) • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) • National Pollution Funds Center (NPFC) • General Services Administration (GSA) • Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) • Department of Commerce (DOC) • JTF-AK • FEMA
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State • Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation
(ADEC) • Alaska Department of Military & Veterans Affairs and
Emergency Management (DMVA&EM)
Participating Agencies
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Participating Agencies
Local/Tribal • North Slope Borough • Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope
(ICAS) • Native Village of Barrow • Native Village of Wainwright
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Industry and Port Stakeholders • Shell – Alaska Venture • ConocoPhillips • Alaska Clean Seas • Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (ASRC)
Participating Agencies
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Seminar Audience (Senior Leaders)
• CG District 17: RADM Thomas Ostebo • ADEC: Commissioner Larry Hartig • DMVA&EM: John Madden • EPA: Dennis McLerran • FOSC: COTP Sector Anchorage: CAPT Paul Mehler • SOSC: Tom DeRuyter (ADEC) • LOSC: Gordon Brower (NSB) • BSEE: Mark Fesmire • NOAA: Amy Holman • Industry: Sean Churchfield • DOI: Pamela Bergmann • FEMA: Robert Forgit • ALCOM/JTF-AK: CAPT Joel Jungemann
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Seminar Audience (Senior Leaders)
• NSB Mayor: Charlotte Brower • Barrow Mayor: Bob Harcharek • Wainwright Mayor: John Hopson, Jr. • Pt. Hope Mayor: Alzred Steve Ommittuk • NWA Boro Mayor: Reggie Joule • Nome Mayor: Denise Michels • DH Mayor: Shirley Marquardt
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Seminar Audience (Senior Leaders)
• ICAS Executive: George Olemaun • NV of Barrow: Thomas Olemaun • NV of Wainwright: Blair Patkotak • NV of Pt. Lay: Julius Rexford • NV of Pt. Hope: Caroline Cannon • Kawerak: Melanie Bankhe
• ASRC: Rex Rock, Sr. • AMMC
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Seminar Schedule
Time Event 0730-0800 Registration
0800-0815 Welcome, Introductions, & Participant Brief 0815-0855 Work Group 1 Summary Report/Q&A 0855-0905 Break 0905-0945 Work Group 2 Summary Report/Q&A 0945-0955 Break 0955-1035 Work Group 3 Summary Report/Q&A 1035-1045 Break 1045-1125 Work Group 4 Summary Report/Q&A 1125-1135 Break 1135-1200 Final Thoughts/Closing Remarks 1200-TBD Facilitated Hotwash/Recorder Debrief
Tuesday, June 18th
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Questions?
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Scenario
•Scenario starts at Day 3 (September 20, 2013) from a drill platform in the Chukchi Sea
• A SONS is declared by USCG Commandant on Day 2 •Uncontrolled subsurface release of 25,000 barrels (bbl)/day (50,000+ bbls to date)
• Drill rig #1 relocated & preparing to start drilling relief well • Drill rig #2 repositioning from Beaufort to assist • Capping stack positioned above for well cap • Wainwright 200 person responder camp will be operational by Day 5 •All Oil Spill Recovery (OSR) offshore vessels have arrived and commenced mechanical skimming operations
• Dispersant equipment is being staged in Barrow • Awaiting response on in situ burning request • Awaiting response on surface dispersant use request
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Scenario (continued)
•Shoreline ops [waste/wildlife support/Shoreline Cleanup & Assessment Team (SCAT)] on-line in Barrow awaiting stand-up of Wainwright camp
•Alaska Clean Seas (ACS) mobilizing equipment & personnel from Prudhoe Bay
•Shoreline protective booming plan being finalized • Incident Command Post (ICP) staffed and active in Anchorage with full Incident Management Team (IMT) and Crisis Management Team (CMT) support, forward operating base (FOB) operating in Barrow
•Marine mammals & seabirds sighted in vicinity of operations would likely be at risk: bowhead, beluga, and gray whales; ringed, bearded, and spotted seals; walrus; polar bears; waterfowl, shorebirds, and seabirds; and least cisco, chum and pink salmon, and char/dolly varden. It is important to note that impacts to wildlife will also affect the Inupiat people who depend on those resources for cultural and nutritional needs
•Media interest high and increasing
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Scenario (continued)
•The oil spill trajectory analysis by Bureau of Safety & Environmental Enforcement (BSEE), and which the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) condones, shows that for oil spills >1,000 bbls using seasonal currents and winds (E, NE, and ENE winds are typical in this area), during the drilling season (July to Sept), shoreline oiling impacts would not occur until Day 28.
•This corresponds to a probability of landfall typically of 1 to 11 percent within the region between Peard Bay and Kasegaluk Lagoon, assuming no cleanup response for the first 30 days from initial spill occurrence in the vicinity of the release.
•However, in the unlikely event that strong, sustained winds develop out of the WNW, trajectory modeling estimates that Day 6 is the earliest possible time oil could reach shore, again with assuming no cleanup response for the first 30 days from initial spill occurrence.
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Contact Information
District Seventeen POCs
Name: Mark Everett Title: Exercise Planning Team Leader Phone: (907) 463-2804 Email: [email protected]
Exercise Support Team
Name: LCDR Kevin Morgan Name: James Borders Jr. Title: EST Leader Title: EST Member Phone: (757) 398-6384 Phone: (757) 398-6701 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Name: LT Erica Elfguinn Title: EST Member Phone: (757) 398-7798 Email: [email protected]
Name: LT Karen Hewes Title: Asst. Exercise Planning Team Leader Phone: (907) 463-2102 Email: [email protected]
