Review of the U.S. Department of Energy's Heavy Vehicle Technologies Program (2000)
Chapter: Appendix B: Presentations and Committee Activities
Appendix B
Presentations and Committee Activities
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Committee meeting, February 16–18, 2000, Washington, D.C.
Overview of the Office of Transportation Technologies (OTT)
Tom Gross, Deputy Assistant Secretary, OTT
Mission, History, and Organization of Office of Heavy Vehicle Technologies (OHVT) Discussion of Committee's Statement of Task
Jim Eberhardt, Director, OHVT
OHVT Program Development and Program Planning Methodology
Jim Eberhardt, Director, OHVT
Overview of OHVT Budgets, Plans, Priorities, and Balance of Activities
Jim Eberhardt, Director, OHVT
OHVT R&D on Advanced Combustion Engine
Gurpreet Singh, Team Leader, Advanced Combustion Engine R&D, OHVT
R&D on Heavy Vehicle Systems and Materials
Sidney Diamond, Team Leader, Heavy Vehicle Systems and Materials R&D, OHVT
Heavy Vehicle Hybrid
Richard Wares, Team Leader, Heavy Vehicle Hybrid, OHVT
Fuels Utilization
Stephen Goguen, Team Leader, Fuels Utilization, OHVT
Environmental Science and Health
Michael Gurivich, Team Leader, Environmental Science and Health Activities, OHVT
Union of Concerned Scientist's (UCS's) Perspective on the OHVT Program
Jason Mark, Senior Transportation Analyst, UCS
Program/Industry Activities in the OHVT Program
Jim Patton, Cummins Engine Company Nabil Hakim, Detroit Diesel Corporation
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Committee meeting, April 26–27, 2000, Washington, D.C.
Diesel Fuel Standards and Tier 2 Standards for Light and Heavy Trucks
Chet France, Director, Assessment and Standards Division, Environmental Protection Agency
Particulate Matter Emissions from Gasoline-Powered and Diesel-Powered Vehicles
M. Matti Maricq, Principal Research Scientist, Ford Scientific Research Laboratory
Health Effects Related to Particulate Matter from Diesel-Powered and Gasoline-Powered Vehicles
Dan Greenbaum, President, Health Effects Institute
Health Effects of Diesel-Powered and Gasoline-Powered Vehicle Emissions
Joe Mauderly, Senior Scientist, Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute
Integrated Emissions Control for Heavy-Duty and Light-Duty Diesel Engines
James Thoss, Chief Engineer, Catalytic Systems Division, Johnson Matthey
The 21st Century Truck Initiative
Paul Skalny, U.S. Army Tank Automotive Command
Light Truck Diesel Engine Developments with DOE
John Stang, Cummins Engine Company
Light Truck Diesel Engine Developments with DOE
Eric Fluga, Caterpillar Engine Research
Light Truck Developments with DOE
Charlie Freese, Vice President, Automotive, Detroit Diesel Corporation
Status of Heavy Vehicle Hybrid Solicitation
Jim Eberhardt, Richard Wares, Team Leaders, Heavy Vehicle Hybrid, OHVT
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Committee meeting, June 14–16, 2000, Washington, D.C.
Questions and Answers on the OHVT Program and DOE's Perspective on the 21st Century Truck Initiative
Jim Eberhardt, Director, OHVT
