Center for Global Transportation

Developing concepts and tools for

• Determining the impact of freight transportation on global trade
• Accessing the impact of variability and uncertainty regarding freight transportation
• Optimizing international freight movements across multiple lanes and modes
• Effectively interfacing between modes of transportation at ports, rail yards and trucking terminals

• CENTER SPOTLIGHT
• Martin Savelsbergh Awarded Schneider Professorship
  Atlanta (August 13, 2007) — Professor Martin Savelsbergh has been awarded the Schneider Professorship for a three-year term. The Schneider Professorship is supported by a gift from the Schneider National Company, one of the Nation's largest national truckload carriers, in order to support research and development in logistics and supply chain engineering in the Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Georgia Tech.
• White Gives Keynote for T-LOG 2007
  Atlanta (July 24, 2007) — Transportation and logistics expert and Chair of the Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Chelsea C. White III, was one of four keynote speakers invited to participate in the 2nd International Conference on Transportation Logistics (T-LOG 2007) held in Shenzhen, P.R. China in July.
• ROUTE 2007 Provides Forum for Scientific Exchange
  Atlanta (June 27, 2007) — The Route 2007 workshop provided a forum for scientific exchange and cooperation in the fields of vehicle routing, intermodal transportation and related areas.
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