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Supplementary material - Workshop by Natasha Simons - iSchools Asia-pacific chapter and the university of HongKong Science - data science winter institute 7-8 Dec 2018

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FIELD DEFINITIONS: MARINE POLLUTION DATA FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION Date The first column is the date in the following format: DDMMYYYY DD is the day of the month as a two digit integer MM is the month of the year as a two digit integer YYYY is the year as a four digit integer Region The second column identifies the Maritime Safety Queensland region the pollution incident occurred. An overview of the Maritime Safety Queensland regions can be found by doing a keyword search for maritime region on the MSQ website: http://www.msq.qld.gov.au/ Source The third column is the source of the marine pollution: Ship: pollution was discharged or released by a ship Land: pollution was discharged or released from land Unknown: the source of the pollution is unknown Ship Type The fourth column is the type of ship from which pollution was discharged or released: Commercial: The ship is registered as a commercial ship Recreational: The ship is registered as a recreational ship N/A: The pollution source was from the land or from an unknown source Area The fifth column is the area within the pollution event took place: Port Limits: The marine pollution occurred within the gazetted port limits. Coastal Waters: The marine pollution occurred outside the gazetted Port limits but within Queensland waters. Location The sixth column is a more specific description of the location of the marine pollution as provided by the reporter: Pollutant The seventh column is the type of marine pollution reported to be discharged: Pollutant type and description such as sheen, diesel, bilge, heavy fuel oil (HFO) Estimated Litres The eighth column is the estimated amount of pollutant discharged in litres.

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  • 1. FIELD DEFINITIONS: MARINE POLLUTION DATA FIELD NAME DESCRIPTION Date The first column is the date in the following format: DDMMYYYY DD is the day of the month as a two digit integer MM is the month of the year as a two digit integer YYYY is the year as a four digit integer Region The second column identifies the Maritime Safety Queensland region the pollution incident occurred. An overview of the Maritime Safety Queensland regions can be found by doing a keyword search for maritime region on the MSQ website: http://www.msq.qld.gov.au/ Source The third column is the source of the marine pollution: Ship: pollution was discharged or released by a ship Land: pollution was discharged or released from land Unknown: the source of the pollution is unknown Ship Type The fourth column is the type of ship from which pollution was discharged or released: Commercial: The ship is registered as a commercial ship Recreational: The ship is registered as a recreational ship N/A: The pollution source was from the land or from an unknown source Area The fifth column is the area within the pollution event took place: Port Limits: The marine pollution occurred within the gazetted port limits. Coastal Waters: The marine pollution occurred outside the gazetted Port limits but within Queensland waters. Location The sixth column is a more specific description of the location of the marine pollution as provided by the reporter: Pollutant The seventh column is the type of marine pollution reported to be discharged: Pollutant type and description such as sheen, diesel, bilge, heavy fuel oil (HFO) Estimated Litres The eighth column is the estimated amount of pollutant discharged in litres.