R7ytw848 bith 9 2.) Q1) (3 possible points) ADIOS2 model ADIOS2 is an initial oil spill response tool for emergency spill responders and contingency planners. The program ADIOS2 integrates a library of approximately one thousand oils with a short-term oil fate and cleanup model to help you estimate the amount of time that spilled oil will remain in the marine environment, and to develop cleanup strategies. During the Gulf war II on January 26 of 1991, oil released from eight oil tankers, a refinery, two terminals, and a tank field. For three months, oil continued to spill into the Gulf at a rate of up to 6,000 barrels a day from Oil from Khafaji, Kuwait Iraq divided zone. Use wind speed and direction from the link given for Kuwait airport ( https://windalert.com/spot/18951). Wave height use 0.7 meters. Use the average salinity of the Arabian Gulf and sedimentation as in Ocean. Compute and predict using ADIOS2 model software how much of the spilled oil is evaporated, sedimented and remained. Report your findings with necessary figures. Q 2) (3 possible points) GNOME model For the same case study mentioned in Q1, use location for ROPME Sea Area: Location File for Windows (https://response.restoration.noaa.gov/oil-and-chemicalspills/oil-spills/response-tools/gnome-location-filesinternational.html) . Add the location ( 2917.28N and 4809.09 E) and use the 2 days duration. Report your findings with necessary figures