Terrorism & Oil
Essential for anyone working in oil-related professions or concerned about resource security, this book discusses the vulnerabilities faced by the global petroleum supply and infrastructure in the wake of the war on terror.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Terrorism & Oil
List of Tables
Chapter 1: Why Oil Terrorism and Why Should We Care?
- Table 1-1: Various Oil Applications
- Table 1-2: Potential Iraqi Oil Control during Gulf War
- Table 1-3: Recent Terrorist Oilfield Incidents
Chapter 2: The Mechanics of Oil Supply
- Table 2-1: Past SPR Exchanges
Chapter 3: World Oil Supply and Consumption
- Table 3-1: World Supply and Demand Arenas
- Table 3-2: World Oil Consumption Projections
- Table 3-3: Top 10 World Oil Consumers with Net Imports
- Table 3-4: 1990 2000 Oil Consumption Increases
- Table 3-5: Top World Oil Reserves (includes all countries exceeding 5 billion barrels)
- Table 3-6: Top World Oil Producers 2001 (includes all countries producing 2 MMB/D or more)
- Table 3-6: First Quarter 2000 Oil Production and Capacity Estimates
Chapter 4: Oil As a Weapon
- Table 4-1: Global Oil Supply Disruptions Since 1951
- Table 4-2: Annual Tanker Traffic through Bosporus Straits.
- Table 4-3: 1999 Panama Canal Petroleum Traffic
Chapter 5: Terrorist Weapons
- Table 5-1: Bomb Threat Analysis
Chapter 7: General Risk and Exposure Assessment
- Table 7-1: Well Data for Three Risk Candidates
- Table 7-2: Oil and Gas Wells (Land) Site Assessment
- Table 7-3: Pipeline Site Assessment
- Table 7-4: Refinery/Loading Terminal/Underground Storage Site/Tank Farm Site Assessment
- Table 7-5: Offshore Drilling/Production Facilities Site Assessment
- Table 7-6: Guidelines for Selecting Optimum Security Measures
Copyright PennWell Corporation 2003 under license agreement with Books24x7
