Affiliate Presentations

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Refinement of the Ballast-Free Ship Concept
Dr. Michael Parsons, University of Michigan and Miltiadis Kotinis, Old Dominion University
Evaluation of Integrated Electric Plants for Great Lakes Self-Unloadersl
David J. Singer, University of Michigan and Michael G. Parsons, University of Michigan
Data Expansion Efforts in the Great Lakes Maritime Information Delivery System
Dr. Peter Lindquist, University of Toledo
Great Lakes Maritime Transportation K-12 Education/Outreach Program
Joan Schumaker Chadde, Michigan Technological University
Economic Impact of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway System, Phase II
Dr. David J. Doorn,University of Minnesota-Duluth
Port of Green Bay Feasibility Study: Introducing Container Freight to the Great Lakes
Dr. Ray Hutchison and Dr. John Stoll, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Evaluating Ballast Water Treatment Standards: Testing Relationships Between Propagule Pressure and Colonization Success of Daphnia magna, a Surrogate Invader
Dr. Donn Branstrator and Mr. Matt TenEyec, University of Minnesota-Duluth

Latest News:

Summer 2012 K-12 Maritime Teachers Workshop

This year's program is held in Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula. Participants gain new knowledge and skills, classroom activities and resources that can be integrated into social studies, science, language arts, and math classes. The institute explores many facets of the shipping industry within the context of intermodal transportation, port safety, shipping routes and global destinations. Registration deadline extended to June 1st.

Conversion To Natural Gas Would Be A First On The Lakes

GLMRI is working with the Lake Michigan Carferry Service and marine engineering experts to explore the feasibility of converting the S.S. Badger to run its engines on natural gas. read more

Results of the National Cooperative Freight Research Program Study Now Available