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The Most Exciting Ports Conference Ever!
Ports 2004 puts it all together for you in one place with impressive depth and breadth of program content - covering every aspect of port development imaginable in 37 sessions with nearly 140 presentations.
Four pre-conference workshops provide short
technical courses of major topics in ports
development: coastal engineering/shore
protection, GIS for ports, grouting and soil
stabilization techniques for aging ports, and new
applications for structural plastic lumber/shapes
and polymeric piles.
Exceptional Conference Speakers:
Alberto Alemán Zubieta, Panama Canal Administrator.
This exciting and enthusiastic speaker will discuss current facilities and plans to transform the Canal enterprise into a world leader in services to the maritime industry as a cornerstone of the global transportation system.
Admiral Thomas Collins, Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard, who developed the USCG successful response to the increase in illegal drug and migrant smuggling traffic in the Eastern Pacific, will discuss these and other imperative issues.
Major General Carl Strock, Director of Civil Works, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, will discuss current challenges to the U.S. port systems including deepening projects and new research initiatives.
Conference topics include:
- Planning
- Design
- Construction
- Operations
- Maintenance
- Repair
- Permitting
- Rehabilitation
- Security
An Invitation to Attend
This conference has been developed for all professionals involved in any aspect of port design, development, or management including:- Engineering and design of land or water port access
- Planning, designating, rehabilitating, or repairing marine, and intermodal terminals
- Environmental planning for ports
- Transportation planning for ports
- Project delivery including design-build and port security
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