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Tuesday,
January 23, 2007, 2:30pm- 5:00pm, Shoreham
Freight
Transportation and Logistics and Trucking Research: Meet the Author
Jose Holguin-Veras,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, presiding
Sensitivity Analysis of Urban
Distribution Based on Vehicle Routing Problem with Soft Time Windows Using
Cost Functions and Evaluation of Solutions Based on Microplatforms
(07-1743)
Emilio Larrode, University of Zaragoza, Spain
David Escuin, University of Zaragoza, Spain
Carlos Millan, University of Zaragoza, Spain
Regional Approach to Improving Freight
Transportation (07-2890)
Teresa Adams, University of Wisconsin,
Madison
Sam Van Hecke, University of Wisconsin,
Madison
Ernie Wittwer, Wittwer
Consulting
Peter S. Lindquist, University of Toledo
Todd Daniel Szymkowski,
University of Wisconsin,
Madison
Global Transportation Flexibility in
Multinational Corporation Supply Chains (07-2773)
Mary A. Hamilton, University of Rhode Island
Yine Tracy Xue, University of Rhode Island
Valerie Maier-Speredelozzi,
University of Rhode Island
Logistics Outsourcing and Third-Party
Logistics Selection: Case Study in Automotive Supply Chain
(07-0552)
Bülent Çatay, Sabanci University, Turkey
Hakan Göl, Deloitte Management
Consulting Services
Virtual Container Yard:
Simulation–Based Feasibility Perspective (07-3014)
Srihari Janakiraman, Rutgers University
Sotirios Theofanis, Rutgers University
Maria Boile, Rutgers University
Aristotelis Naniopoulos,
University of Thessaloniki,
Greece
Multiproduct Distribution Network Design
of Third-Party Logistics Providers with Reverse-Logistics Operations
(07-0923)
Der-Horng Lee, National University
of Singapore
Wen Bian, National University
of Singapore
Meng Dong, National University
of Singapore
Truck Trips Origin Destination Using
Commodity Based Model Combined with an Empty Trip Model
(07-3306)
Pairoj Raothanachonkun,
Nagaoka University of Technology,
Japan
Sano Kazushi, Nagaoka University of Technology
Wisinee Wisetjindawat
Mode Selection for Automotive
Distribution with Quantity Discounts (07-2354)
Mingzhou Jin, Mississippi State University
Sandra Duni Eksioglu, Mississippi State University
Burak Eksioglu, Mississippi State University
Haiyuan Wang,
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Single-Allocation Hub Network Design
Model with Consolidated Traffic Flows (07-1060)
Dong Kyu Kim, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Chang Ho Park, Seoul National University, Korea
Tschangho John Kim, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
The Design of Product Recovery Network
under Uncertainty (07-0930)
Der-Horng Lee, National University
of Singapore
Meng Dong, National University
of Singapore
Wen Bian, National University
of Singapore
Yuan-Jye Tseng, Yuan Ze
University
Dedicated Truck Facilities as Solution to
Capacity and Safety Issues on Rural Interstate Highway Corridors
(07-0518)
Thomas Maze, Iowa State
University
Survey of Motor Carrier Opinions on
Potential Optional Truck-Only Toll Lanes on Atlanta Interstate Highways
(07-1664)
Jeffrey Bradford Short,
American Transportation Research Institute
Optimization-Simulation Model for
Planning Supply Transport to Large Infrastructure Public Works Located in
Congested Urban Areas (07-1867)
Jose Luis Moura, University of Cantabria, Spain
Angel Ibeas, University of Cantabria, Spain
Luigi dell'Olio, University of Burgos, Spain
Classification Algorithm for
Characterizing Long Multiple-Trailer Truck Movements
(07-1756)
Jonathan Regehr, University of Manitoba, Canada
Jeannette Montufar, University of Manitoba, Canada
State Enforcement Practices in Commercial
Vehicle Security: Advanced Technology Use and Interagency Cooperation (07-1702)
Alison J. Conway, University of Texas,
Austin
C. Michael Walton, University of Texas,
Austin
Application of System Dynamics for
Evaluating Truck Weight Regulations in Anhui, China: Methodological Framework
(07-0830)
Hang Wen, Southeast University, China
Li Xuhong, Southeast University, China
Zhu Hongliang, Bureau
of Nanjing Road
Administration, China
He Jie, Southeast University, China
Statistical Analysis of Highway Traffic
in the U.S.-Mexico Trade Corridor Based on Highway Damage: Case Study in
Texas (07-0593)
Jorgé A. Prozzi, University of Texas,
Austin
Feng Hong, University of Texas,
Austin
State of the Practice of New Generation
of Wide-Base Tire and Its Impact on Trucking Operations (07-2432) (P07-1277)
Imad L. Al-Qadi, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Mostafa A. Elseifi, Bradley University
Monday,
January 22, 2007, 8:00am- 9:45am, Shoreham
Freight
System Capacity Issues, Part 1: 21st Century Leadership Models for Delivering
the Goods (Part 2, Session 281; Part 3, Session 315; Part 4, Session 364)
Joseph G. B. Bryan,
Global Insight Inc., presiding
California Goods Movement Strategic
Planning and Investment (P07-1269)
Barry R. Sedlik, California Business,
Transportation and Housing Agency
Managing the Nation's Freight Hub
(P07-0987)
Cheri Heramb, Chicago
Department of Transportation
Freight Carriage in New Forms
(P07-0989)
F. Woody Richardson,
Schneider National Inc
Precision Railroading: Proven Business
Model (P07-1293)
Gordon T. Trafton II,
Canadian National Railway Company
Monday,
January 22, 2007, 1:30pm- 3:15pm, Shoreham
Freight
System Capacity Issues, Part 3: Costs of Congestion (Part 1, Session 217;
Part 2, Session 281; Part 4, Session 364)
Chris Caplice,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, presiding
Congestion on U.S.
transportation networks has become commonplace, and it impedes both people
and goods movement. All parties involved in freight movement have had to
respond to congestion in their goods movement pipeline. The presenters at
this session will discuss how they have reacted to congestion and how that
reaction has influenced their methods and costs of doing business.
Measuring the Cost of Congestion for
Freight Transportation (P07-0494)
Chris Caplice,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
UPS Perspective on Congestion Cost in
Freight Transportation (P07-0662)
Tom Jensen, United
Parcel Service of America, Inc.
Costs of Congestion from the Dell
Perspective (P07-0884)
Mike Gray, Dell, Inc.
Costs of Congestion from Perspective of a
Bulk Shipper (P07-0493)
Gary Burns, Cemex
Monday,
January 22, 2007, 3:45pm- 5:30pm, Shoreham
Freight
System Capacity Issues, Part 4: Freight Workforce and Implications of
Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (Part 1, Session 217; Part
2, Session 281; Part 3, Session 315)
Arlene L. Dietz,
A&C Dietz Associates, LLC, presiding
The purpose of the session will be to bring to the surface the labor and
commercial issues that have been articulated by the transportation industry
over the past several months in response to proposed rulemaking by TSA,
specifically, what the impact will be on the current transportation worker labor
pool. The marine industry believes that a severe short-term labor shortage
will be experienced requiring boats to be tied up and commerce left at the
docks, plus a longer-term worsening of labor availability. The ports will see
not only higher costs and a slowdown in operations but fewer qualified (under
the TWIC rules) workers. It is feared that the shoreside labor supply from
truckers to longshoremen could be greatly reduced because of the new security
rules. The transportation industry in general sees failure in the TWIC
process, from failure to apply risk assessment tools to an undue burden on
small companies to overall cost hikes.
Inland Waterways Perspective on TWIC
(P07-0359)
Matthew Woodruff, Kirby
Corporation
Trucking Perspective on TWIC
(P07-0356)
C. Randal Mullett,
Con-way Inc.
Seaport Perspective on TWIC
(P07-0362)
Wade Battles, Port of Houston Authority
Intermodal Perspective on TWIC
(P07-0913)
Curtis Whalen, American
Trucking Associations
DHS-TSA Status Report on TWIC
(P07-0366)
Stephen Sadler,
Department of Homeland Security
Wednesday,
January 24, 2007, 10:15am-12:00pm, Shoreham
Integrated
Logistics Centers: Realizing the Potential
Elizabeth E. Ogard,
Wilbur Smith Associates, presiding
Integrated freight facilities are becoming a popular choice as a means to
create jobs and promote trade access. Developing these centers requires a
substantial effort on behalf of the community. This session explores four
phases of facility development: planning, development, managing growth, and
organizing for success. The panelists will talk about a variety of new
facilities, which are in various stages of development.
Planning and Development
(P07-0885)
Russell Staiger, Bismarck Mandan
Business Development Association
Bringing Resources Together
(P07-0886)
David Whitaker, Columbus Airports
Managing Growth and Development
(P07-0887)
John Greuling, Will County
Center for Economic
Development
Organizing for Success
(P07-0523)
Frank R. Harder, The
Tioga Group
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