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June 20, 2026Australian Energy Producers journal.

Environment and Approvals Visual Presentation EA05: From hazard to resource: strategies for payao management in offshore petroleum exploration in Northwest Palawan, Philippines

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Randomized trial reveals strategies for payao management during seismic surveys in offshore Northwest Palawan, indicating effective resource handling.

Key Points

  • The aim is to develop management strategies for payaos during seismic surveys in offshore petroleum exploration.
  • Utilized 1,519 km2 of 3D seismic data in offshore Northwest Palawan.
  • Managed 285 payaos during peak fishing season.
  • Engaged stakeholders and explored alternative uses for collected payaos.
  • Seismic survey completed without delays despite operational challenges.
  • Successful removal of payaos minimized navigational hazards.
  • Stakeholder engagement helped to mitigate economic impacts on local fisherfolks.

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Myrannor B. Handig-Mirabel (2026) studied this question.

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