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A BOUT O TA’ S Advisory panel members* E NERGY , TRANSPORTATION , AND Maurice Issac, Manager I NFRASTRUCTURE P ROGRAM Automotive Technical Programs GE Automotive Maryann Keller, Managing Director T ECHNOLOGY P ROJECT Furman, Selz, Inc. Chairman Don Kash, Gunnar Larsson, Vice President of Research Hazel Chair of Public Policy Department K-E/FO Institute of Public Policy Volkswagen AG George Mason University Robert Mull, Director Steve Barnett, Principal Partnership for a New Generation of Global Business Network Vehicles Ford Motor Company Ron Blum, Senior Auto Analyst Research Department Nobukichi Nakamura, Project General International Union United Auto Workers Manager Toyota Motors Corporation Tom Cackette, Chief Deputy Officer Service of North America California Air Resources Board Peter T. Peterson, Director Malcolm R. Currie, Chairman Marketing Strategies & Product Applications M-B Resources, Inc. U.S. Steel John DeCicco, Senior Research Associate Daniel Roos, Director American Council for an Energy-Efficient Center for Technology, Policy & Economy Industrial Development MIT Kennedy Digges, Consultant Rhett Ross, Sales Manager/Engineer Chris Flavin, Vice President for Research Energy Partners Worldwatch Institute Dan Santini, Section Manager Christopher Green, Director Environmental & Economic Analysis Technology Research Partnerships Section General Motors Argonne National Laboratories David Greene, Senior Research Staff Center for Transportation Analysis “Affliations are at time of appointment to panel or Oak Ridge National Laboratory workshop Owen J. Viergutz, Executive Engineer Steven A. Mahin, Professor New Generation Vehicles Earthquake Engineering Research Center Chrysler Corporation University of California at Berkeley Margaret Walls, Fellow Diane F. Merten, Consultant Energy & Natural Resources Division Resources for the Future Joanne M. Nigg, Director Disaster Research Center University of Delaware R EDUCE E ARTHQUAKE D AMAGE Dennis K. Ostrum, Consulting Engineer Southern California Edison Gilbert F. White, Chairman Vernon H. Persson, Chief Professor Division of Safety of Dams University of Colorado California Department of Water Resources Jesus Burciaga, Assistant Fire Chief James Smith, Executive Director Los Angeles County Fire Department Building Seismic Safety Council Charles D. Eadie, Assistant Planning Paul G. Somerville, Senior Associate Director Woodward-Clyde Consultants City of Watsonville, California Robert S. Yeats, Professor Dean C. Flesner, VI, Operations Department of Geosciences State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Oregon State University I.M. Idriss, Professor Nabih Youssef President Department of Civil & Environmental Nabih Youssef and Associates Engineering University of California, Davis Cynthia Ingham, Assistant Director Capital Programs T ECHNOLOGY FOR A VIATION University of California, LA Najeeb E. Halaby, Chair Tom Jordan, Professor and Department Chairman Chair, Department of Earth, Safair International Atmospheric & Planets Massachusetts Institute of Technology Robert W. Baker Executive Vice President, Operations Joseph Kelly, Senior Consulting Engineer American Airlines, Inc. Port Authority of NY and NJ William F. Ballhaus, Jr. Howard Kunreuther, Director of Risk President Management Center Martin Marietta Aero & Naval Systems The Wharton School University of Pennsylvania Robert A. Davis Vice President, Engineering Mike Lynch, Earthquake Program Manager Boeing Commercial Airplane Group Department of Emergency Services State of Kentucky Donald D. Engen President AOPA Air Safety Foundation Jonathan Howe, Attorney Zuckert, Scoutt, & Rasenberger Robert Ebel, Senior Associate Noreene Koan, Chairperson National Air Safety Committee Association of Flight Attendants and Executive Vice President Richard Livingston, Air Transportation . International Resources Group Consultant : Richard Jacobs, President T. Allan McArtor, President Newstar, Inc. FEDEX Aeronautics Corporation “ Richard A. Liroff, Director Clinton V. Oster, Jr., Professor Central & Eastern European Program School of Public and Environmental Affairs Indiana University . Simon K. Mencher, President Willard G. Plentl, Jr., Director Division of Aviation for North Carolina “ Robert W. Simpson, Director . Chase Manhattan Bank, New York Flight Transportation Lab Massachusetts Institute of Technology . CIS Department - Richard Swauger, Air Traffic Consultant Chevron Overseas Petroleum Inc. Patricia F. Wailer, Director Matthew J. Sagers, Director Transportation Research Institute University of Michigan . PlanEcon, Inc. Marshall Goldman, Chairman Associate Director Russian Research Center Robert H. Socolow, Director Wellesley College Margaret Bowman, Director Environmental Program for Central & Eastern Europe Environmental Law Institute R ENEWABLE ENERGY Mike Nicklas, President T ECHNOLO GY: RESEARCH, Innovative Design D EVELOPMENT AND Dale Osborn, Vice President C OMMERCIAL P ROSPECTS Kenetech/U.S. Windpower, Inc. Robert W. Fri, Chairman Bruce Pasternak, Senior VP.l Energy Practice President Booz, Allen, and Hamilton Resources for the Future Maria Richter, Principal, Independent Jim Batchelor, VP. Technical Services Power Industry and Latin American SF Services, Inc. Project Finance Morgan Stanley & Company, Inc. Art Brooks, President Sun Earth, Inc. Victor Shaio, President New Energy Corporation of Indiana Edward J. Carlough, General President Sheet Metal Workers International Scott Sklar, Executive Director Solar Energy Industries Association John Corsi, Chairman and CEO Solarex Carl Weinberg Weinberg Associates J. Michael Davis, Director, Sales and Marketing Robert H. Williams, Senior Research Golden Technologies Company, Inc. Scientist, Center for Energy and Environmental Studies David Dawson, Forest Policy Consultant Princeton University Elizabeth Hughes, Commissioner Kurt E. Yeager, Senior Vice President State of Maine Technical Operations Electric Power Research Institute W. Densmore Hunter, Department Manager Process R&D, Weyerhauser Company Renz D. Jennings, Chairman Arizona Corporation Commission David Kearney, President Kearney and Associates John Kennedy, Product General Manager, Space Systems, Allied-Signal Aerospace and Advanced Applications Los Angeles Division Alden Meyer, Director Climate Change and Energy Program Union of Concerned Scientists Roberta Nichols, Manager, Electric Vehicle Strategy and Planning Ford Motor Company Clark W. Gellings, Vice President “ Eric R Zausner, President Customer Systems Division Strategic Performance Management Electric Power Research Institute David B. Goldstein, Senior Scientist Natural Resources Defense Council . Workshop on Review of Federal Fusion Cheryl Barrington, Director Energy Program Regulatory Assistance Project . Workshop on International Collaboration Kenneth Hickman, Vice President in Large Science Projects Applied Systems Division The York International Corporation Edward McInerney, Chief Engineer I NDUSTRY , T ECHNOLOG Y, AND GE Appliance Division “ EMPLOYMENT P ROGRAM General Electric Company Alan Miller, Executive Director E M ERGING TECHNOLO GIES Center for Global Change University of Maryland-College Park “ Avtar Oberai, Chairman . Consultant Gary Nakarado, Technical Director National Renewable Energy Laboratory “ Linda A. Capuano, Vice President . Conductus, Inc. John W. Rowe, President and CEO New England Electric System Maxine Savitz, Director Garrett Ceramic Components Allied-Signal Aerospace Division of Biobehavioral Sciences and Mental Disorders Sherwood Smith, Chairman & President Carolina Power & Light Company Mark Cunningham, Director Richard Tracey, Director of Engineering . Buck Consultants Services Ryland Homes B.C. Waycaster, VP and General Manager Hydrocarbons & Energy Department Robert T. Fraley, Group Vice President Dow Chemical and General Manager Irvin White, Senior Director Monsanto Company Laboratory Energy Program Battelle Pacific Northwest Labs Mason Willrich, President Pacific Gas and Electric Enterprise “ Maryellen R. Kelley, Associate Professor H. John Heinz III School of James L. Wolf, Vice President, Public Policy and Management Energy and Environmental Markets Honeywell, Inc. Ken Kennedy, Director Center for Research Parallel Computation THE ENVIRONMENT Rice University-CITI Roland W. Schmitt, Chairman Peter H. Mills, Chief Executive Officer President, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute US Display Consortium Edgar Berkey, President William Morin, Director, Technology Policy National Environmental Technology National Association of Manufacturers Applications Corporation Mark Myers, Senior Vice President Judith Dean, Associate Professor of Corporate Research and Technology Economics Xerox Corporation School of Advanced & International Studies Johns Hopkins University Walter H. Plosila, President Suburban Maryland/Montgomery County Robert E. Driscoll, President Technology Council U.S.-ASEAN Council for Business and Technology, Inc. John T. Preston, Director of Technology Development Peter Emerson, Senior Economist Massachusetts Institute of Technology Environmental Defense Fund Michael A. Rappa, Associate Professor Harry L. Foster, Senior Economist MIT, Sloan School of Management Product Planning and Economics Staff General Motors Griff Resor 111, President MRS Technology, Inc. Stewart J. Hudson, Legislative Representative Robert Richardson, President International Affairs Department Vice President of Advanced Development National Wildlife Federation SVG Lithography Systems, Inc. Mary Kelly, Executive Director Richard S. Rosenbloom, David
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