incidents_1986: Annual data on oil spills in the US from 1986 to 2001

In julianbarg/oildata: Access data on the American oil pipeline system and oil spills

Description

Distribution, Transmission & Gathering, LNG, and Liquid Accident and Incident Data.

Usage

incidents_1986

Format

A data frame with columns:

DATAFILE_AS_OF

significant

serious

incident_ID

DOR

ID

name

State of incidents (for offshore, the state of nearby coast).

INTER

IDATE

DTHH

state

ACCOUNTY

ACCITY

on_offshore

COOR

IFED

SPLOC

TELRN

system

Part of system involved; Line Pipe, Tank Farm, Pump Station.

item

Item involved; Pipe, Valve, Scraper Trap, Pump, Welding Fitting, Girth, Tank, Bolted Fitting, Longitudinal Weld, Other.

ORGLO

installation_year

Year item installed.

MAP_CAUSE

Cause, coded by PHMSA.

CAUSO

cause

Cause of the incident.

subcause

Subcause of the incident, coded by PHMSA.

TFAT

EFAT

fatalities

Total number of fatalities.

TINJ

EINJ

injuries

Total number of injuries

cost

cost_1984

TOTAL_COST_CURRENT

commodity

CLASS

volume

recovered

fire

Was there a Fire?

explosion

Was there an explosion?

NMDIA

THK

SMYS

JNT

GRND

DSPRS

ACPRS

PRTST

DUR

MXPRS

TSTMM

TSTYY

CORLC

FACTD

FACAT

CORR

CORRO

CAULK

CAULO

PREVT

ONECL

ONEOT

EXCAL

TMPMK

PNAME

PHONE

narrative

net_loss

year

date

lat

Latitude (placeholer, all NA).

long

Longitude (placeholder, all NA).

water_contamination

Water contamination indicator (placeholder, all NA).

manufacture_year

Year failed item was manufactured (placeholder, all NA).

surface_water_remediation

Anticipated remediation - Surface water (placeholder, all NA).

groundwater_remediation

Anticipated remediation - Ground water (placeholder, all NA).

soil_remediation

Anticipated remediation - Soil (placeholder, all NA).

vegetation_remediation

Anticipated remediation - Vegetation (placeholder, all NA).

wildlife_remediation

Anticipated remediation - Wildlife (placeholder, all NA).

Details

Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR Parts 191, 195) requires pipeline operators to submit incident reports within 30 days of a pipeline incident or accident. The CFR defines accidents and incidents, as well as criteria for submitting reports to the Office of Pipeline Safety. The following kinds of information are collected: * Key report information * In-depth location information * Facility information * Operating information * Drug and Alcohol information * Cause of the accident/incident Specific information includes the time and location of the incident(s), number of any injuries and/ or fatalities, commodity spilled/gas released, causes of failure and evacuation procedures. The reports are used for identifying long- and short-term trends at the national, state and operator-specific levels. The frequency, causes, and consequences of the incidents provide insight into the safety metrics currently used by PHMSA, state partners, and other pipeline safety stakeholders, including the pipeline industry and general public. PHMSA also uses the data for inspection planning and risk assessment.

Source

United States Department of Transportation (DOT) Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA). https://www.phmsa.dot.gov/data-and-statistics/pipeline/distribution-transmission-gathering-lng-and-liquid-accident-and-incident-data (right side bar).

Examples

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