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Marine Board - 2007 Annual Meeting Presentations
SELECTED MARINE- AND FREIGHT-RELATED
Presentations from TRB’s 86th Annual Meeting
21-25 January 2007
#156: Workshop on Port Asset Management
Asset Management for Ports, Tom Wakeman
Overview of Asset Management, Sue McNeil
The Nation’s Waterway Infrastructure: Crisis on the Water, Sandra Knight
Port Drayage: The Economics of A Problem, Douglas Lee and Peter Swann
Best Environmental Practices in Domestic Goods Movement, Erik Stromberg
Asset Management for Ports: Public Policy Drivers, Gerald Barnes
Asset Management: Environmental Drivers for Port Operations & Development, Craig Vogt
APM Terminals Virginia, Griff Lynch
Rail Asset Management: Norfolk Southern Perspective, Kitty Vollbrecht
#221: The Future Transportation Workforce: Approaches to Increase Awareness of Opportunities in the Marine Transportation System
Waterways Curriculum: Strategic Framework for Introducing the Marine Industry to Youth, William Eidson
Maritime Literacy: Marine Board Efforts to Increase Awareness of Marine Industries, Jerry Schubel
RiverWorks Discovery: A Journey of Exploration and Imagination on America’s Waterways – Impact via Family Education, Mark Carr
#284: Size and Weight Issues: Are U.S. Standards Keeping Up with Those of Global Competitors?
Competing for Customers: Keeping America Satisfied and On Top, John Gentle
Size and Weight Issues Facing the U.S. Forest Industries, Steve Javis
Container Standards: Is It Time for A Change?, Charles Cushing
Commercial Motor Vehicle Size and Weight (VSW) Enforcement, Julie Strawhorn
Stuck in the Slow Lane: Traffic Composition and the Measurement of Trucking Productivity, 1982-1997, Kenneth Boyer and Stephen Burks
#314: Emerging Ferry Markets and Operating Concepts
Bridgeport-Stamford-New York City at High Speed, Joseph Riccio
Bi-state Domestic Freight Ferry Study, Allison de Cerreno and Pippa Woods
Port of Oakland Freight Ferry Study, Martin Toyen
Planning for Public-Private Ferry System Partnerships, Michael Dyer
Planning for the Future in an Uncertain Environment, Ray Deardorf
#318: Security of Hazardous Containerized Cargo at Port-Intermodal Network Gateways
Session Introduction
Protecting the U.S. Transportation Network: Security Requirements of Hazardous Containerized Cargo, John Aherne
Port Perspective on Compliance with Security Requirements of Hazardous Containerized Cargo, Jeannie Beckett
Tools and Technology to Address Security and Safety Risks of Containerized Hazardous Cargo, David Montague and Tom Robison
Combating Maritime Terrorism (CMT): Risk-Informed Planning Process, Gordy Garrett
#362: Developments in Ferry Design, Safety, and Management
Quadrimaran Ferries: High Speed with Shallow Draft, William Hockberger
International Maritime Organization and Interferry Efforts for Ferry Safety, Roberta Weisbrod
Operating Ferries for Municipalities, John Waggoner
Economic Impact Analysis of Ferry Operations in Wisconsin, Raine Gardner
#481: Solutions to Reduce Environmental Health and Community Impacts of Goods Movement and Port Operations
Identifying Conflicting Issues and Community Concerns of Increasing Goods Movement, Arthur B. Goodwin
Environmental Solutions at Port of Tacoma, Jeannie G. Beckett
Green Initiatives at Port of Los Angeles, Lena Maun-DeSantis
Rail Environmental Initiatives, Kirk Marckwald
#510: Emerging (or Re-Emerging) International Trade Corridors
The “Iron” Silk Road and The Mongolian Corridor, James Blaze (e-Session)
Arctic Trade Routes: North Sea Route and Northwest Passage (e-Session), Ted McDorman
Lazaro Cardenas: New Gateway to North America, Ted Prince (e-Session)
Changing Trade Routes and Global Patterns (e-Session), Rodolfo Sabonge
How India Is Meeting the Challenge of A Booming Economy: Developments in Port, Rail, and Allied Sectors (e-Session), S. N. Srikanth
#516: Port Capacity Issues in Light of Department of Defense Surge Requirements
Session Introduction, Fred N. Stribling
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