Integrated River Basin Management \u2013 A Partner\u2019s Perspective on how the Corps of Engineers is Blending Social, Economic and Environmental Needs to Help Create a Sustainable Mississippi River- Gretchen Benjamin, Great Rivers Partnership of The Nature Conservancy<\/a><\/p>\nHydrokinetic Power in Navigation Channels – William McAnally, Mississippi State University<\/p>\n
Navigation, Flood Risk Management and Mississippi River Ecosystem Rehabilitation – Paul DuBowy, USACE<\/p>\n
Restoring Deltaic Functions on the Mississippi – Harley Winer, PBS&J<\/p>\n
3D – Public Policy\/Finance Moderator: Lillian Almodovar<\/strong><\/p>\nLeadership Strategy of Waterway Maintenance Agencies: the Austrian Approach – Hans-Peter Hasenbichler, Via Donau<\/p>\n
Preparing for Post-Expansion Commodity Flows: The Impacts of Freight Restructuring on the Kentucky Waterways – Tim Brock, University of Kentucky Transportation Center<\/p>\n
Path Forward – How an Inland Water Transportation Company Charted its Course in Strategic Planning to Improve our Environmental Performance and our Bottom Line – Leigh Ann Hale, Ingram Barge Company<\/p>\n
Thursday September 15th<\/h2>\n
4A – System\/Technology Moderator: John Clarkson<\/strong><\/p>\nAutomatic Identification System\u2014AIS Messaging, Now and beyond (USA) Jorge Arroyo, U.S. Coast Guard, Office of Navigation Systems<\/p>\n
Integrated Navigation Systems for Inland Navigation \u2013 Beyond Chart and Radar\u201d – Martin Sandler, in-innovative navigation GmbH<\/p>\n
Bringing Wireless Broadband to the Waterways, A Project of the Port of Pittsburgh Commission (USA) James McCarville, Port of Pittsburgh Commission<\/p>\n
RIS Index- a Tool for Interoperable RIS Services – Robert Rafael, RSOE National Association of Radio Distress-Signalling and Infocommunications<\/p>\n
4B – Environmental Management Moderator: Juha Schweighofer<\/strong><\/p>\nEmissions Management\/Reduction (USA) – David Sehrt, Ingram Barge Company<\/p>\n
Masterplan Scheldt Quays Antwerp (Belgium) Koen Segher, Waterwegen en Zeekanaal NV<\/p>\n
Evaluation of Biodiesel Fuel for Potential Use in U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Floating Plant (USA) Tim Welp, USACE ERDC<\/p>\n
4C – Safe Operations Moderator: Dan Mecklenborg<\/strong><\/p>\nMariner Wellness and Impact on Smart and Safe Operations – David Brown, Ingram Barge Company<\/p>\n
Calamity Abatement Support in Flanders (Belgium) Dierik Vermeir, ALSIC BVBA<\/p>\n
STCIN : Standards of Training and Certication for personnel in Inland Navigation – Arjen Mintjes, MEL, Maritime Academy<\/p>\n
4D – Public Policy\/ Finance Moderator: Reinhard Pfliegl<\/strong><\/p>\nStatus of Inland Waterways Infrastructure Funding – Michael Toohey, Waterways Council, Inc.<\/p>\n
New Alternatives for Financing a River Dredging Project – Sebastian Garcia, HIDROVIA SA<\/p>\n
Time for Public-Private Partnerships for U.S. Navigation Projects – Karim El Kheiashy , PhD., MBA, P.E., , Kellogg Brown & Root<\/p>\n
The Newada Project in the Danube Corridor – H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Gilkarov, Via Donau<\/p>\n
5A – System\/Technology Moderator: Helen Brohl<\/strong><\/p>\nImpulse for Vessel Trac Management on Inland Waterways in the Netherlands (IDVV) (The Netherlands) Cas Willems, Rijkswaterstaat<\/p>\n
Advances in Automatic Track-Keeping and Maneuvering Control of Inland Vessels – A. Lutz, Institute for System Dynamics, University of Stuttgart<\/p>\n
RISING \u2013 Enhanced RIS and IT services supporting inland waterway transport (USA\/Germany) Frank Arendt, ISL Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics<\/p>\n
Latest Developments in AIS-Based Business Intelligence (USA) Jason Tieman, PortVision<\/p>\n
5B – Environmental Management Moderator: Steven Davie<\/strong><\/p>\nSediment Management Technologies- William McAnally, Mississippi State University<\/p>\n
Longitudinal Dams as an Alternative to Groynes In River Engineering – Fredrik Hutho, University of Twente \/ HKV Consultants<\/p>\n
Navigation Structures on the Middle Mississippi River and their Effect on Water Surfaces – Edward Brauer, USACE<\/p>\n
St. Johns River Circulation and Salinity for the Jacksonville Harbor Deepening Project (USA) Xiaohai Liu, Ph.D., E.I., Taylor Engineering, Inc.<\/p>\n
5C – Infrastructure and Network Management Moderator: Dale Miller<\/strong><\/p>\nIn-situ Measurements of Vessel Behavior During Lock Operation (Belgium) Didier Bousmar, Hydraulic Research Lab. – Service Public de Wallonie<\/p>\n
Physical and Numerical Navigation Model Study of Montgomery Locks and Dam, Ohio River – Allen Hammack, USACE-ERDC-CHL<\/p>\n
Modeling Flow in Lock Manifolds – Richard Stockstill, USACE ERDC<\/p>\n
Construction Methods – Dale Miller<\/p>\n
Panama Canal Third Set Of Locks Structural Design – Pablo Arecco, MWH Argentina<\/p>\n
5D – Network Management Moderator: Bruce Lambert<\/strong><\/p>\nSystems-based Budgeting for Inland Navigation Operations and Maintenance – Ned Mitchell, USACE ERDC-CHL<\/p>\n
Managing Waterways Infrastructure \u2013 Criteria for Prioritization of Maintenance – Joerg Boedefeld, Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute, Department Structural Engineering<\/p>\n
Generalized Model of Lockage Delay Based on Historical Data (USA) Michael Hilliard, Ph.D., Center for Transportation Analysis, Oak Ridge National Laboratory<\/p>\n
The Locks of the Seine-Scheldt Project: Introducing the Concept of Life Cycle Cost – Ellen Maes, Waterwegen en Zeekanaal NV, Upper-Scheldt Division<\/p>\n
6A – Fisheries and Recreational Moderator: Kelly Barnes<\/strong><\/p>\nWaterway Capacity Study to Evaluate Proposed Marina Development along the Alabama, USA Coast: Methodology and Findings – John Adams, Taylor Engineering, Inc.<\/p>\n
Impacts of Commercial and Residential Development on the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway: A Case Study in Alabama – Dean Goodin, PhD, Tetra Tech, Inc.<\/p>\n
Fish Pass Geesthacht: Planning \u2013 Operations \u2013 Quality Control – Christof Neumann, Knabe Enders D\u00fchrkop Ingenieure GmbH<\/p>\n
Fish Habitat Restoration Scenarios in an Urban Impaired Waterway- Wendi Goldsmith, Bioengineering Group<\/p>\n
6B – Service Design and Innovation Moderator: Burton Suedel<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Impact of Extreme Weather Events and Climate Change on Inland Waterway Transport – Juha Schweighofer, D. Sc. in Tech, Via Donau<\/p>\n
Free Flow Power on the Mississippi River- Jon Guidroz, Free Flow Power Corporation<\/p>\n
Environmental Impact Assessment of the Dredging Operations and Aids to Navigation Works in the Argentina’s Santa Fe – Conuencia Waterway – Claudio Daniele, Estudio de Ambiente y Desarrollo SRL<\/p>\n
An Evaluation of the Potential for Commercial Navigation to Additionally Contribute to Freight Transportation in the Tennessee River Basin – Larry Bray, University of Tennessee Center for Transportation Research<\/p>\n
6C – Infrastructure and Network Management Moderator: Ned Mitchell<\/strong><\/p>\nModeling Shallow Draft and Deep Draft Traffic in Deep Draft Harbors -Joseph Berlin, URS Corp & Anne Watkins, URS Corp<\/p>\n
Study of River Training Measures to Overcome Inland Navigation Constraints Due to Future Climate Changes – Sven Wurms, BAW, Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute<\/p>\n
6D – Network Management Moderator: H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Gilkarov<\/strong><\/p>\nMeasures to Develop Inland Navigation on the Danube – Otto Schwetz, PIANC Austria<\/p>\n
A Model for Capacity Analysis of Multiple Lock Complexes: a Case Study of the Albert Canal – Pierre Bayart, International Marine & Dredging Consultants<\/p>\n
Inland Navigation Initiative of India for Promoting Inland Waterways Development – H.N. Aswath, Indian National Section, PIANC<\/p>\n
The Corps of Engineers: challenges with Evaluating Container Ports and Actions to Address the Uncertainties – Kevin Knight, USACE IWR<\/p>\n
Plenary Presentations<\/h2>\n
Keynote address by RADM Roy Nash, Commander, 8th U.S. Coast Guard District<\/p>\n
The Long Term Prospects of the Hidrovia Region in South America – Felipe Menendez<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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