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Home The Marine Oil Spill Thickness (MOST) project collects measurements of oil thickness in a naturally occurring oil seep off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. The measurements will be used to validate remote sensing data measurements and eventually, in a system to aid in oil spill response. (NOAA/Frank Monaldo) The Marine Oil Spill Thickness (MOST) project collects measurements of oil thickness in a naturally occurring oil seep off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. The measurements will be used to validate remote sensing data measurements and eventually, in a system to aid in oil spill response. (NOAA/Frank Monaldo)

The Marine Oil Spill Thickness (MOST) project collects measurements of oil thickness in a naturally occurring oil seep off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. The measurements will be used to validate remote sensing data measurements and eventually, in a system to aid in oil spill response. (NOAA/Frank Monaldo)

The Marine Oil Spill Thickness (MOST) project collects measurements of oil thickness in a naturally occurring oil seep off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. The measurements will be used to validate remote sensing data measurements and eventually, in a system to aid in oil spill response. (NOAA/Frank Monaldo)
An oil slick from naturally occurring oil seeps off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. The Marine Oil Spill Thickness (MOST) project is using these natural seeps to test technology that can detect the thickest oil in a slick during an oil spill emergency. (NASA/JPL-Caltech)
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