NETS News
NETS News Articles for 2005
JANUARY
NETS Web Site Debuts
Results of NETS Studies Presented at TRB Meeting
NETS Researcher Appointed To TRB Committee
Study Analyzes Impact of Greenup Lock Closure
FEBRUARY
NETS Team Member Honored
Study Shows Decrease in Carriers' Willingness to Pay for Water Transportation
Survey Finds Increases in Transportation Rates, Transit Time Affect Shipper Demand
MARCH
Theoretical Model Compares Competitive and Non-Competitive Markets
Team Examines Integration of Shipper Choice Models Into Corps Planning
Study Analyzes Discrete Event Simulation Model on the Upper Mississippi
Columbia-Snake River Survey
APRIL
Interim Report Looks at Transportation Demand on Upper Mississippi/Illinois Waterways
Bruce Lambert Joins NETS Team
NETS Update Presented at National Academy of Sciences Meeting
MAY
Study Compares Fully Spatial Equilibrium Model to Traditional Corps Planning Model
Profile of Barge Industry Developed
NETS Research Presented at International Industrial Organization Conference
JUNE
Study Analyzes Columbia-Snake River Transportation Demands
Deep Draft Navigation Field Review Group Initiated
NETS Research Presented to UMR-IWW Economic Coordination Committee
NETS Team News
JULY
Draft Study Examines Use of Appointment System on Upper Mississippi River
Tradable Permits for Inland Locks Studied
Project Report Presented on Longer-Term Forecasting of Commodity Flows on Mississippi
NETS Team Members Visit St. Lawrence Seaway
HarborSym to Be Featured in Training Course
AUGUST
Final Report Issued on Response to Closure of McAlpine Main Lock
Study Presented on Tradable Permits for Inland Locks
IWR, USDA Sign Memorandum of Understanding
SEPTEMBER
HarborSym Training to be Rescheduled
NETS Team Member Honored
NETS Research Presented at MARC 2000 Annual Meeting
OCTOBER
Final Draft of Global Grain Forecasting Model is Released
Advances in Transportation Theory
Quality of Corps Navigation Data Documented
Study To Analyze Container Shipping Infrastructure Demands and Risks
NOVEMBER
Tradable Permits for Inland Waterways Final Report
New Measures of Port Efficiency
NETS Researchers Present HSAM Animation Module at HSM2005
Overview of the U.S. Inland Waterway System
Demand for Ohio River Shipments
DECEMBER
Analysis of Stated-Preference Experiments
Regional Routing and Multi-Port Analysis
Spatial Competition between Grain Elevators
HarborSym Training in Jacksonville
Regional Routing Model Peer Support Meeting