• GNOME suite and related programs:
  • WebGNOME, NOAA's publicly available Web-based trajectory model that provides a user-friendly interface for modeling oil spill scenarios.
  • PyGNOME, a scripting interface for automation and batch processing.
  • GOODS, a tool that helps GNOME users access base maps, ocean currents, and winds.
  • Desktop GNOME, the legacy version of GNOME; predicts the possible route pollutants might follow on the water's surface.
  • Desktop ADIOS^®, an oil weathering model.
  • Trajectory Analysis Planner (TAP), oil spill contingency planning software.
  • NUCOS, a unit converter that includes units unique to oil spill response.
• ERMA^®, the online mapping tool for environmental response data, adapted to a variety of regions.
• Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) maps and data, concise summaries of coastal resources that may be at risk in a spill incident.
• Web CAFE, and the desktop CAFE Database, programs to help responders in their assessment of environmental impacts from oil or chemical spills into an aquatic environment.
• Response System Planning Tools, tools to assess system performance of oil spill response methods, including mechanical recovery of oil, dispersant application, and in situ burning of oil.
• DIVER (Data Integration, Visualization, Exploration, and Reporting) tool, an application developed by NOAA to support the natural resource damage assessment process.

• FOSC's Guide, describes the scientific products and services that NOAA can provide to FOSCs (Federal On-Scene Coordinators).
• Incident Command System (ICS) forms, available as an electronic database.
• Job Aids, field guides to assist with various response tasks.
• Publications, a list of our spill response reports, guides, and publications.
• Seafood Safety After an Oil Spill, background information and publications describing how to monitor seafood for exposure and contamination after an oil spill.
• Training, classes and self-study options for spill response professionals.

Learn more about OR&R's tools and resources for oil spill response. You can also find contact information for SSCs around the U.S., and a sampling of research publications written by OR&R scientists and other partners.