Hazardous material transportation and the security externality : what should be done?

Branscomb, Lewis M.; Harvard University

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Hazardous material transportation and the security externality : what should be done?

2013-04-01
By Branscomb, Lewis M.

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Creators:

Branscomb, Lewis M.
Corporate Creators:

Harvard University
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Cities Externalities Hazard Mitigation Hazardous Materials Poisons Risk Analysis Safety And Security
Publication/ Report Number:

HVDR20-7
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
Corporate Publisher:

New England University Transportation Center
Abstract:

This project examined the “safety and security externalities” which exists in the

transportation of hazardous materials (particularly Toxic Inhalant Hazards) and

identified alterative mitigation strategies. The combination of terrorist attacks, natural

disasters, and human error has brought increased attention to the vulnerability of our

infrastructure and population resulting from the transportation of hazardous materials,

especially through cities. The primary objectives of this study were to identify risks

associated with transporting toxic inhalant hazards (TIH) and propose approaches to

mitigate the negative safety and security externalities created by hazardous materials

transportation.
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University Transportation Centers US Transportation Collection
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