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104 Participants Jaime Allentuck, U.S. Government Accountability Office Victor Aragones, U.S. Department of Transportation Jane Bachner, Federal Railroad Administration Paul Bingham, Global Insight, Inc. William R. Black, Indiana University Rob Bostrom, Wilbur Smith Associates Alex Bourgeau, Southeast Michigan Council of Governments Michael Bronzini, George Mason University J. Richard Capka, Federal Highway Administration Harold Cerveny, Tioga Group Garland Chow, University of British Columbia David Cipra, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Bob Costello, American Trucking Associations T. Randall Curlee, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Jessica Davis, Tennessee Department of Transportation Scott Dennis, Research and Innovative Technology Administration Charles DeWeese, HDR Engineering Rick Donnelly, PB Consult, Inc. Scott Drumm, Port of Portland, Oregon Jay DuMontelle, Federal Highway Administration Chandler Duncan, Wilbur Smith Associates Ronald J. Duych, Bureau of Transportation Statistics Bill Eisele, Texas Transportation Institute Liyang Feng, Southeast Michigan Council of Governments Michael Filippov, Global Insight, Inc. W. Gordon Fink, Emerging Technology Markets Kim Fisher, Transportation Research Board Juan Flores, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials Karin Foster, Baltimore Metropolitan Council Frederick Frank, Knoxville Regional Transportation Planning Organization Anthony Furst, Federal Highway Administration H. Oliver Gao, Cornell University Gordon Garry, Sacramento Area Council of Governments Gregory Giaimo, Ohio Department of Transportation Dan Goldfarb, UHB James R. Gosnell, Southern California Association of Governments John T. Gray, Union Pacific Railroad Scott Greene, Federal Railroad Administration David Grier, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Xi Guo, Canadian Pacific Railway Jesse Gwilliams, Michigan Department of Transportation Youssef Hajoui, MTQ, Canada Kathleen L. Hancock, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Keith Hofseth, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sammy Holcomb, Mississippi Department of Transportation José Holguín-Veras, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Dennis Hooker, Metroplan Orlando Hamid Humeida, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments John Douglas Hunt, University of Calgary, Canada Bob James, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

Eric Jessup, Washington State University Raphael Kedar, U.S. Department of Transportation Elaine King, Transportation Research Board Vimal Kumar, Baltimore Metropolitan Council Richard LaFerriere, Transport Canada J. Susie Lahsene, Port of Portland, Oregon Bruce Lambert, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Virgil Langdon, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Frank Law, California Department of Transportation Robert Leachman, University of California, Berkeley Justin LeBeau, University of Oklahoma Akshay Mani, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Pablo Manterola, Sectra, Chile Gary Maring, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. James McClellan, Woodside Consulting Group Karen McClure, Federal Railroad Administration Elizabeth McNally, U.S. Government Accountability Office Arnim H. Meyburg, Cornell University Michael D. Meyer, Georgia Institute of Technology Cristobal Miller, Transport Canada Ali Mohseni, New York Metropolitan Transportation Council Curtis Morgan, Texas Transportation Institute Freda Morgan, Transportation Research Board Kevin Neels, Brattle Group Roy Nunnally, Indiana Department of Transportation Joel Palley, Federal Railroad Admininistration Thomas Palmerlee, Transportation Research Board Alain Paquet, Transport Canada George Parrish, Mississippi Department of Transportation David Pearson, Texas Transportation Institute Eric Pihl, Federal Highway Administration George Pinal, El Paso Metropolitan Planning Organization Jeremy Raw, Virginia Department of Transportation Eva Reid, Cambridge Systematics Joseph Reseland, W.R. Coles, Division of Hanson Professional Services Paul Ricotta, Caliper Corporation Benjamin Ritchey, Battelle Memorial Institute Julie Rodwell, Oregon Department of Transportation Matthew Roorda, University of Toronto, Canada Jakub Rowinski, New Jersey Institute of Technology Mark L. Schlappi, Maricopa Association of Governments Rolf Schmitt, Federal Highway Administration Brie Schwartz, Transportation Research Board Huiwei Shen, Florida Department of Transportation Lubna Shoaib, East–West Gateway Council of Governments Ari Sirkiä, VTT Technical Research Center of Finland Howard Slavin, Caliper Corporation Megan Smirti, University of California, Berkeley Steve Smith, Indiana Department of Transportation Frank Southworth, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Bruce Spear, Federal Highway Administration Michael Sprung, Bureau of Transportation Statistics Selva Sureshan, Ontario Ministry of Transportation, Canada Tianjia Tang, Federal Highway Administration Rob Tardif, Ontario Ministry of Transportation, Canada Lorant Tavasszy, TNO, Netherlands Russell Thompson, University of Melbourne, Australia Trung Trinh, Mississippi Department of Transportation Linda Turnquist, California Department of Transportation Mark A. Turnquist, Cornell University Donald Vary, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Inge Vierth, Swedish Institute for Transport Olegario Villoria, IDS Group Gregory Waidley, Wisconsin Transportation Center C. Michael Walton, University of Texas, Austin Jason West, University of Texas Wade White, Citilabs Demin Xiong, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Supin Yoder, Federal Highway Administration Resource Center Hsin-I Yu, Des Moines Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Yinghua Zhan, HNTB 105PARTICIPANTS

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TRB Conference Proceedings 40, Freight Demand Modeling: Tools for Public-Sector Decision Making, summarizes a September 25–27, 2006, conference held in Washington, D.C. that focused on freight modeling methodologies, applications of existing models, and related data needed to support modeling efforts. The proceedings also includes five papers prepared in connection with the conference.

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