2018 CTSSR-CPBM Annual Meeting | July 11-13, 2018 San Diego California
Presentations:
The CTSSR Annual Meeting will be held on July 11-12 in San Diego, California. We are co-locating with the AASHTO Committee on Performance-Based Management, and we will have a joint meeting with them the afternoon of July 12.
- 20-59(54) roadmap briefing 051818- Dave Fletcher, GPC, Inc., Dave Ekern, DS Ekern Consulting
- AASHTO Guide for Enterprise Risk Management: An Overview Tim Henkel NCHRP08-93
- AASHTO Summer_2018_TRB ABC 20 Update
- AASHTO TSSR – UDOT’s Risk & Resiliency Initiative 2018-07-12
- Animal Emergencies in Surface Transportation- michiganone718.lgp
- C_130 Plane Crash – CA- Port Wentworth, Georgia
- Caltrans Office of Emergency Management & Infrastructure Protection California- Dana Hendrix
- CTSSR Major Post-Event DebriefingsWillful Disruptions: Cybersecurity (Cyber Incident) Michael P. Lewis
- Enterprise Risk Management at MnDOT _7.12.18
- MassDOT TSA I-STEP New England RISE-Lorenzo Parra
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- Risk and Resilience – Colorado DOT Case Study CDOT
- Risk Guide Implementation- Shobna
- SanDiego WSP Presentation
- Severe Storm Impact on Infrastructure in a Low Lying State delaware718.lgp
- TSSR Webinar Final
- UDOT Highway Avalanche Safety Program-Shane Marshall
- I-STEP New England RISE AAR
2017 SCOTSEM & SCOHT Annual Meeting | July 30 – August 03 Houston, Texas
Presentations:
The 2017 SCOTSEM Annual Meeting was held in conjunction with the AASHTO Subcommittee on Highway Transport (SCOHT) and TRB Critical Infrastructure Committee (ABR 10) in Houston, Texas, Sunday, July 30-Thursday, August 3. The agenda, a meeting summary, and select presentations are available below.
Agenda: 2017 SCOTSEM Agenda
Sunday, July 30
SCOTSEM New Member Orientation
Monday, July 31
AASHTO Committee on Transportation Systems Security and Resilience | Michael Lewis, Colorado DOT, Chair, TSSR
AASHTO Resilient and Sustainable Transportation Systems Technical Service Program | Melissa Savage, AASHTO
National Operation Center of Excellence Update | Doug Wiersig, Director of Transportation and Public Works, City of Fort Worth, Texas
Energy and the Supply Chain | Maria Burns, University of Houston
TRB Update | Neil Pederson, Executive Director, TRB
FHWA Update | Jeff King, FHWA
Department of Homeland Security Update | Nancy Pomerleau, DHS
U.S. DOT Update | Mike Lowder, U.S. DOT
ESF-1/NRP Briefing and Update | Derial Bivens, USDOT
National Cooerative Highway Research Program Update | Stephan Parker, TRB
Tuesday, August 01
Traffic Incident Management | Joey Sagal, Maryland DOT; Chris Engelbrecht, Missouri DOT
The 2017 Inauguration and the January 21, 2017 Women’s March, Emergency Management and Transportation Perspectives | Natalie Jones Best, Emergency Preparedness and Risk Manager, District DOT
Protecting Infrastructure and Your Organization from Cyber-Attack | Joshua Stemp, Senior Systems Analyst, Idaho DOT
Latest in Emergency Response Communication | Dia Gainor, Executive Director, National Association of State EMS Officials (NASEMSO)
Wrong Way Driving | Andy Murray, Arizona DOT
Traffic Incident Management Cost Effectiveness | Kim Campbell, Arizona DOT
Resilience Guidelines at Port Authority of New York and New Jersey | Joshua DeFloria, PANYNJ
FEMA Transportation, Movement Control, and Manufactured Housing Units Lessons Learned | Michael Frego, FEMA
Wednesday, August 02
Thursday, August 03
AASHTO Liaisons
Melissa Savage
Director, Center for Environmental Excellence
202-624-3638
msavage@aashto.org
Patrick Zelinski
Associate Program Manager
202-624-7830
pzelinski@aashto.org