ONE-DAY
WORKSHOP
TRANSPORTATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Date: May 19, 2004
Loc.: Wang Center – Stony Brook University
Time: 8:45AM - 4:00PM
Subject: This First Transportation Infrastructure Symposium will
focus on the future of SMART Technologies for the 21st Century.
The Department of Technology and
Society and the NSF Center
for Thermal Spray Research are co-sponsoring a one-day workshop on emerging
critical issues in civil transportation, for both land and marine. As our
transportation infrastructures face decay and with ever present maintenance
problems, it is imperative to formulate an agenda for research directed at
real problems. It is also essential to introduce a new generation of policy
specialists and engineers to the challenges facing transportation. This workshop
is thus dedicated to today’s and tomorrow’s transportation specialists
with the premise that one must clearly understand the problems in order to
invent solutions. With this in mind, experts in various areas of transportation
policy and technology have been asked to present their views of the current
and emerging problems and approaches which need to be considered by transportation
authorities, both states and federal. Additionally, there will be an exhibition
of student projects in the field of transportation.
Questions about the Symposium
Please contact: Tyrone L. Bennett, Assistant Director, Science and Technology
Entry Programs.
Stony Brook University
Department of Technology & Society
358 Harriman Hall
Stony Brook, NY 11794-3760.
631-632-3205
Email: Tyrone.Bennett@stonybrook.edu
P.S
the website will be updated as we approach the symposium date
Web Page Maintained by:
Jean Robert Brutus(jbrutus@ic.sunysb.edu)
Last Updated: May 10th, 2004