Poster presenting the objectives, partnership, activities and expected results of the project. Available in digital and printed version.
The leaflet describes the project in a nutshell in an accessible way, providing information about its structure, partnership and expected results. It will be distributed in a printed version during events and meetings.
This literature review focus on rapid phase transition and LNG, as it is currently the most widely transported product in maritime transport and, therefore, the most studied and documented regarding the consequences of rapid phase transition.
As part of the project, a dedicated underwater gas release module has been developed. This module simulates the ascent of gas from an underwater source—such as a pipeline or vessel hull—through the water column and estimates the resulting surface expression and atmospheric behaviour. This report provides a detailed overview of the gas rise model. It presents the governing equations, describes the required user inputs, and explains the outputs generated by the simulation.
Report describing the improvements made in the explosive module and through the integration of the multi-energy method into the explosive module of the MANIFESTS project. This represents a significant advance over the TNT model previously used.
Literature review carried out on past accidents involving ammonia, methanol, LNG or lithium-ion batteries, in order to draw lessons from the past to improve preparedness and potential crisis management. The review is separated into four different chapters.
Report describing the training activities carried out in the MANIFESTS Genius project. Training programs effectively showcased the project’s outputs and highlight their relevance in tackling pollution response challenges. Additionally, the trainings were tailored to meet the specific needs and interests of each target audience.