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2005 Joint Summer Conference
July 10-12, 2005
Boston, MA
Sunday, July 10, 2005


Challenges of Planning and Managing Big-Ticket Infrastructure Projects
Welcome, Mark Norman
Introduction, Christina S. Casgar
Putting Mega-Projects Into Perspective, J. Richard Capka
Managing Megaprojects, Neil J. Pedersen
Response Panel, Gloria J. Jeff
Challenges of Future Transportation Funding
Introduction, Phyllis F. Scheinberg
Panel Discussion, Eric C. Peterson
Panel Discussion, Louis S. Thompson
Panel Discussion, Edward L. Mortimer
Panel Discussion, Arthur L. Guzzetti
Monday, July 11, 2005


Perspectives on the Current State and Future of the Marine Transportation System (MTS)
Introduction, Robert W. Portiss
Coastwise Outlook 2005 (no audio), Rolf Marshall
Has the Time Come to Consider National Port Planning?, Geraldine Knatz
Great Lakes Maritime Transportation in the Next Millennium: Opportunities and Challenges, Richard D. Stewart
Inland Waterways Perspective (no audio), Matt Woodruff
Financing Ferry Operations: Public or Private?
Introduction, Robert J. Doll
Financing Ferry Operations: Public or Private?, David Chapman
A Public Private Ferry Perspective Around Boston Harbor and Beyond, Martha A. Bewick
NW Waterway Private Ferry Service Post 9/11 and Beyond, Robert A. Reichenberg
Intermodal Connections: Working Toward a Sustainable Intermodal Transportation Network
Introduction, Thomas H. Wakeman
Panel, M. John Vickerman
Panel, Diane Bailey
Panel, James T. B. Tripp
Intermodal Connections: Economics and Finance
Introduction, Kevin Neels
Panel Discussion, Peter F. Swan
Panel Discussion, George Schoener
Respondent, Harold Cerveny
Respondent, Arthur Goodwin
Questions & Answers, Kevin Neels
Tuesday, July 12, 2005


Challenges and Opportunities Facing the Marine Transportation System and Its Intermodal Connections: Case Studies
Introduction, Robert Harrison
LNG Transport Safety and Security, Craig Swanson
Preparing for Short Sea Shipping at the Port of Fall River, MA, Richard Armstrong
Managing Cargo Growth in a Congested Urban Area: The Case of Southern California, Arthur Goodwin
Intermodal Connections: Securing the Supply Chain without Sacrificing Freight System Productivity
Introduction, Jeannie G. Beckett
Panel, James Ligotti
Panel, Jurjen Duintjer
Freight and Intermodal Transportation Security: Focus on Training
Introduction, Yuko J. Nakanishi
Overview of Intermodal Transportation Security Technologies, Teresa M. Adams
Freight Transportation Security Training Costs, Benefits, and Impediments, Jose Holguin-Veras
Developing an Intermodal Transportation Security Curriculum, Irvin Varkonyi
Legislative and Research Roundtable
Introduction, Larry L. Daggett
Research Related to Pipelines and Offshore Operations in the Aftermath of Hurricane Ivan, Sharon Buffington
Rochester to Toronto Fast Ferry: Private to Public, Mayor William Johnson
The Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS), David S. Chapman
Overview of Information Analysis and Infratstructure Proctection Coordination within the Transportation Sector Division of DHS, Tom Watson
Inland Waterways Intermodal Transportation System Design and Feasibility Analysis: Expanding the Use of Our Nation’s Inland and Coastal Waterways System to Improve Freight Productivity and Protect our Environment, Michael Smith
Wednesday, July 13, 2005


Road Pricing Workshop
Trucking Industry Task Force Summary, Randy Mullett
Meeting with Modal Interest/HOT Lane User Group, Michael Replogle
Priced Lanes: Boon or Bane for Environment and Equity? (no audio), Michael Replogle
Highway Pricing from the User Perspective: Toll Roads and HOT Lanes (no audio), Lewison Lem