Satellite Source: Landsat 7 Mode: Multispectral Resolution: 30 meter Image Date & Time: 06-16-2018 1533 UTC Confidence: High Issue Date: 06-16-2018 Region: Atlantic Ocean Location: 40°24'03" N, 72°22'13" W Coverage Area: 0.56 km^2 Remarks: Possible oil was observed in satellite imagery. This anomaly is unconfirmed as oil. The anomaly is believed to be an oil slick since it was connected to the location of the Coimbra shipwreck. The slick stretched for approximately 1.2 nm south of the wreck site and appeared silvery/white due to sunglint. The orientation of the slick agreed with model ocean currents for the area. Although there were gaps in the satellite image due to a satellite scanning error, it is believed that the slick was continuous and extended through the gaps in the image, Uncertainties: Since the anomaly is connected to the location of a repeat leak source and has the appearance of oil in sunglint, there is no uncertainty that the anomaly is oil. Analyst: Velasco For further information on oil spill response and assessment please visit: https://response.restoration.noaa.gov/oil-and-chemical-spills/oil-spills