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Chapter: Enclosure 2: Invited Speakers and Guests at November 15-16, 2007, and March 5-6, 2008, Meetings

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Suggested Citation:"Enclosure 2: Invited Speakers and Guests at November 15-16, 2007, and March 5-6, 2008, Meetings." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2008. Review of the Federal Railroad Administration Research and Development Program: Letter Report April 2008. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/22018.
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Enclosure 2 Invited Speakers and Guests at November 15-16, 2007, and March 5-6, 2008, Meetings Federal Railroad Administration Jo Strang, Associate Administrator for Safety (November 15) Magdy EI-Sibaei, Director, Office of R&D (November 15, March 5-6) Claire Orth, Chief, Equipment and Operating Procedures Research Division, Office of R&D (November 15) Gary Carr, Chief, Track Research Division, Office of R&D (November 15, March 5-6) John Punwani, Program Managerffrain Occupant Protection (Locomotives) (March 5-6) Eloy Martinez, Program Manager/Occupant Protection (Passenger) (November 15) Thomas Raslear, Program Manager/Human Factors (November 15) Michael Coplen, Program Manager/Human Factors (November 15) Mike Jones, Program Manager/Human Factors (March 6) Leonard Allen, Program Manager/Intelligent Railroad Systems (March 5-6) Terry Tse, Program Managerffrain Control (November 15 via teleconference, March 6) Luis Maal, General Engineer, R&D Facilities and Test Equipment (March 5-6) Francisco Gonzalez, Ill, Program Manager/Hazardous Materials (March 5-6) Charles Nurse, Director, Office of Acquisition and Grant Services (March 6) Volpe National Transportation Systems Center Mike Coltman, Division Chief, Structures and Dynamics (November 15, March 5-6) Jeff Gordon, Structures and Dynamics Division (March 5) Transportation Technology Center, Inc. Semih Kalay, Vice President, Research and Development (March 6) David Davis, Chief, Research Products (March 6) Dingqing Li, Senior Principal Engineer and Government Program Manager (March 6) Ruben Pena, Deputy Director- D.C. Office (March 6) Alan Polivka, Assistant Vice President, Communications and Train Control Technologies (March 6) Harry Tournay, Senior Scientist (March 6)

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TRB’s Committee for Review of the Federal Railroad Administration Research and Development Program has issued its first letter report to Joseph Boardman, Administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). The letter report explores stakeholder involvement in the FRA R&D program, examines development of a project evaluation process, reviews research priorities from a 2006 workshop, highlights the role of academic research in railroad engineering and transportation, and identifies potential future committee meetings and activities.

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