Session 145
Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety and Security Operational Test
Sunday, 1:30 PM–5:00 PM, Marriott
John Allen, Battelle, presiding
Note that the final reports from the Operational Test are now available on FMCSA’s Website.
1. Introduction and Purpose of Session – John Allen, Battelle
2. Background and Overview of Hazardous Materials Safety and Security Field Operational Test – Joe Delorenzo, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
3. Threat and Vulnerability Assessment of Hazmat Transport – Jeff Beatty, TSSI and Mark Lepofsky, Battelle
4. Scenarios and Technologies Tested – David Williams, Battelle
5. Lessons Learned from Conduct of Hazmat Operational Test – David Williams, Battelle
6. Evaluation Methodology for Hazmat Operational Test – Dan Stock, Science Application International, Inc.
7. Results and Findings of Independent Evaluation – Mark Jensen, Science Application International, Inc.
8. HM Industry Survey and Technology Compendium – Dan Murray, American Transportation Research Institute
9. Public Sector Response Center Concept – Steve Keppler, CVSA/Tom Moses, Spill Center
10. Question and Answer Session – Lead Discussant: Joe Delorenzo, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Session 208
Safety and Security in the Transportation of Hazardous Materials
Monday, 1/10/05, 8:00 AM–9:45 AM, Marriott
Cherry, DuPont, presiding
Paper Session
Decision Support System for Hazardous Materials Transportation and Emergency Response Management
Konstantinos G. Zografos, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece
Konstantinos N. Androutsopoulos, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece
Aiding Route Decision for Hazardous Materials Transportation
Bo Huang, University of Calgary, Canada
Pierre Fery, National University of Singapore
Release Risk as Metric for Evaluating Tank Car Safety Performance
Mohd Rapik Saat, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Christopher P. L. Barkan, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Benefits and Costs of Technology in Hazardous Materials Transportation
Joseph DeLorenzo, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Public Sector Reporting Center Concept Offers Capabilities for Enhancing Safety and Security of Hazardous Materials
[paper presented during the AT040 Committee Meeting]
Thomas Moses, Spill Center
Steve Keppler, Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance
John Allen, Battelle Memorial Institute
Session 258
Learning from Hazardous Materials Incidents
Monday, 1/10/05, 10:15 AM–Noon, Marriott
Mark Lepofsky, Battelle, presiding
Panel Session
Opportunities for Safety Improvement Identified Through Incident Tracking and Investigation
James B. Martz, BP Petrochemicals
Behavior Modeling as it Relates to Incident Investigation and Prevention
Jeffrey S St. Pierre, Quality Distribution, Inc.
Logistics Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental Accountability in Increasingly Outsourced Supply Chain
J. Delmas Jones, BP Petrochemicals
Importance of Auditing Logistics Service Providers
Shaun H. Folkerts, Environmental Standards, Inc.
Rock J. Vitale, Environmental Standards, Inc.
Kristofor C. Schuett, Environmental Standards, Inc.
Hazardous Materials Incident Reporting System Drives Hazmat Regulations
Ronald DiGregorio, Research and Special Programs Administration
Session 460
The 2002 Commodity Flow Survey: Results, Hazardous Materials Data, and Needs for the Future
Tuesday, 1/11/05, 10:15 AM–Noon, Shoreham
Ron Duych, BTS, presiding
Session 457
Transportation Security Training Needs and Best Practices
Tuesday, 1/11/05, 10:15 AM–Noon, Shoreham
Yuko J. Nakanishi, Polytechnic University of New York, presiding
Motor Carrier Hazardous Materials Transportation Security Training
Mark Lepofsky, Battelle
James O. Simmons, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Jeffrey K. Beatty, TotalSecurity.US
John S. Rogers, TotalSecurity.US