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This paper describes the development of an inventory of spill cleanup and containment equipment for the United States by the Coast Guard. Increased public awareness of the need for prompt and efficient containment and cleanup during pollution emergencies has highlighted the need for reliable information on existing resources available from the private and public sectors. In July 1977, the Coast Guard began developing an information retrieval system that would provide persons involved in oil spill emergencies with comprehensive lists of equipment available to them. The Spill Cleanup Inventory System was implemented in April 1978.

COMPUTER SEARCHING FOR POLLUTION CLEANUP EQUIPMENT1