Energy Use in Transportation Contingency Planning. Proceedings of Workshop Held 28–30 March 1982

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY, Pages 569-574, GEORGE HORWICH
SUMMARY OF TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH BOARD CONFERENCE, 1980, Pages 577-579, CARMEN DIFIGLIO
THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION PLANNING, Pages 581-588, GEORGE W. HILTON
TRANSPORTATION IN TRANSITION, Pages 589-599, MILTON PIKARSKY, CHRISTINE M. JOHNSON
NEW YORK STATE'S PERSPECTIVE ON TRANSPORTATION ENERGY CONTINGENCY PLANNING, Pages 603-608, DAVID T. HARTGEN
REDUCING VULNERABILITY TO OIL SHORTAGES, Pages 609-614, KENT G. SMITH
PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF FEDERAL ENERGY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS STRATEGIES: THE EPAA EXPERIENCE AND CURRENT PROGRAMS AT THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, Pages 615-625
COPING WITH OIL-SUPPLY DISRUPTIONS, Pages 627-629, WILLIAM P. SCHLARB
OFFICE OF EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION: MISSION AND FUNCTION, Pages 631-633, GEORGE W. BARRY
FEDERAL MANAGEMENT OF EMERGENCIES, Pages 635-638, SEAN P. FOOHEY
CONTINGENCY PLANNING IN TRANSPORTATION, Pages 639-642, ARCHER L. DURHAM
THE NATIONAL AIR-SPACE SYSTEM CONTINGENCY PLAN, Pages 643-652, ROBERT H. THRONE
PROBLEMS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, Pages 653-660, RUSSELL R. DYNES
OPTIONS FOR AUTO MANUFACTURERS IN DEALING WITH FUEL SUPPLY SHORTFALLS, Pages 663-665, RICHARD H. SHACKSON
RAILROADS IN EMERGENCY PLANNING, Pages 667-670, JOHN E. MURRAY
CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR MOTOR CARRIERS, Pages 671-674, GEORGE G. CLINE
CORPORATE RESPONSE TO TRANSPORTATION DISRUPTIONS: OPTIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES, Pages 675-681, MARTIN M. STEIN, ANN MUZYKA
SYNTHETIC LIQUID FUELS FOR THE U.S., Pages 685-687, S.S. PENNER
EARTHQUAKES IN TRANSPORTATION CONTINGENCY PLANNING, Pages 689-693, ANSHE J. SCHIFF
NETWORK LOCATION THEORY AND CONTINGENCY PLANNING, Pages 697-702, S.LOUIS HAKIMI
NETWORKS AS AN AID IN TRANSPORTATION AND CONTINGENCY PLANNING, Pages 703-723, THOMAS L. MAGNANTI
SUMMARY STATEMENT ON EMERGENCY PLANNING FOR TRANSPORTATION, Pages 727-729, S.S. PENNER
NEW PROBLEMS DO NOT DEMAND NEW SOLUTIONS: THE PRINCIPLE OF LEAST DISRUPTION, Pages 731-736, CHARLES A. LAVE
A RESEARCH AGENDA, Pages 737-739, ROBERT K. WHITFORD