100% Container Scanning: Security Policy Implications for Global Supply Chains
Allison C Bennett & Yi Zhuan Chin
Research Fest 2008
In August 2007 the US government passed the 9/11 Act, requiring all US-bound containerized cargo to be scanned using radiation and non-intrusive imaging equipment at foreign seaports prior to vessel loading by July 2012. This project creates a quantitative framework to assist importers in analyzing the financial costs and delay concerns associated with 100% container scanning.
21-May-08, Session 1 (1:15-2:15)
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Allison:
Excellent presentation. You really seem to know your stuff.
Buzz Nofal
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Alley,
Wow, you have come along way. Arlington is proud of you. Next, your PhDZK Chief Barrett
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Allison,
Great job! I am proud of you, as usual.
Mom
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