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Aerial Surveillance Data 2013: Baltic Sea Reports

Explore aerial surveillance data on oil spills in the Baltic Sea in 2013 from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, and Sweden. No surveillance in Latvia and Russia. Updated information on detected spills from various countries.

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Aerial Surveillance Data 2013: Baltic Sea Reports

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  1. Aerial surveillance 2013 Data reported by: • Denmark • Estonia • Finland • Germany • Lithuania (no reported spills) • Poland • Sweden No aerial surveillance conducted in Latvia and Russia in 2012

  2. Deleted spills • Spill SWE-60, reported by Sweden. Same spill as GE/SWE-3 originally detected by Germany and reported by Sweden, • Spill GE/SWE-11, originally detected by Germany and reported by Sweden. Same spill as GE/SWE-12 originally detected by Germany and reported by Sweden, • Spill GE/SWE-1, originally detected by Germany and reported by Sweden. Same spill as SWE-25 reported by Sweden. Changed information (coordinates etc.) • Spill EE-05, reported by Estonia. Corrected coordinates, still in Estonian EEZ, • Spill GE/SWE-18, detected by Germany within Danish EEZ but reported by Sweden. Corrected coordinates, spill now located in Swedish EEZ. 3. Other • Sweden has rechecked reported spills as all observations were reported, not only confirmed mineral oil spills.

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