RT&S Virtual Conference: Track Geometry & Rail Flaw Detection 2024
Event Info
The RT&S Track Geometry and Rail Flaw Detection Virtual Conference—scheduled for July 11, 2024—will cover the importance of and best practices for maintaining proper track geometry, as well as the most recent updates in rail flaw detection.
Attend the live broadcast and ask our experts your own questions!
Maintaining proper track geometry, including grinding and milling, is both an economic and safety issue. Economic in that proper geometry will prolong the life of rail, and safety because improperly maintained geometry can lead to derailments.
In addition to track geometry, we’ll cover the latest rail flaw detection methods. Serious rail flaws can lead to disastrous consequences if not caught early and remedied.
A must-attend for Class I railroads, short lines, consulting firms, and suppliers alike.
Speakers Include
Dir., Track Testing
CSXAsst. Professor, RailTEC
University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignEditor-in-Chief
RT&SSponsorships
Sponsorships are available for this event. Contact Jonathan Chalon to discover the marketing opportunities we offer: Jonathan Chalon, Publisher: (212) 620-7224, [email protected].
Contact Us
Have a question? Contact us at: (212) 620-7205, [email protected].
All times are ET
2:00 pm
Welcome
David Lester, Editor-in-Chief, RT&S
2:05pm
CSX Best Practices
Brad Spencer, Director, Track Testing, CSX
2:35pm
Innovation spotlight
Autonomous Track Geometry Inspection in High-Speed Transit : A Case Study of Brightline
Presented by Lariza Stewart, Director of Business Development, Ensco Rail & Vice Chair, AREMA Committee 2 Track Measurement & Assessment Systems
2:45pm
Railway Track and Component Design and Performance
J. Riley Edwards, Assistant Professor, Railtec, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
3:15pm
Innovation Spotlight
3:25pm
Closing
David Lester, Editor-in-Chief, RT&S
3:30pm
Broadcast Ends
Sponsorships
The RT&S Track Geometry and Rail Flaw Detection Virtual Conference will cover the importance of—and best practices for—maintaining proper track geometry, as well as the most recent updates in rail flaw detection.
The 2023 conference attracted over 400 registrants, including engineering and maintenance-of-way professionals from Class I railroads, passenger transit, and regional or shortline railroads.
Our sponsorship packages encompass vital lead generation and brand awareness, as well as the opportunity to speak directly to audience members.
Review our offerings and speak with publisher Jonathan Chalon to discover how sponsoring this virtual event can help you achieve your sales and marketing goals: [email protected]; 212-620-7224.
Publisher
Jonathan Chalon
Tel: (212) 620-7224
[email protected]