ANIMAL TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATION


29th International
Conference
April 6 - 9, 2003
Wyndham City Center Hotel - Washington, D.C.

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Conference Proceedings

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Session 1
Zipped PDF file (v.5.0)  514kb, 12 pages
List of Attendees
Opening Session, Opening Remarks, Introduction to the Conference Program and Invitation to Vienna for 2004
Keynote Speaker - Dr. Chester A. Gipson, USDA/APHIS, Animal Care
   
Session 2
Zipped file (v.5.0)  779kb, 42 pages
SECURITY'S IMPACT ON THE ANIMAL TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY
TSA:  Security Measures for Transport of Animals by Air
 William F. Carleton, Cargo Security Inspector, Aviation Regulatory Inspection Division, TSA
An Airline's Perspective:  Security's Impact on Charters/Freighters and Airports
Calvin Harmon, Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing, Evergreen International Airline
An Update on Security Issues that Impact Ocean Vessel Shipments
Bjorn Clausen, Managing Director, Corral Line ApS
Security Issues In Commercial Agricultural Transportation in the USA:  A panel discussion by the American Trucking Association
   Fletcher R. Hall, Executive Director, Agricultural Transporters Conference
   Jack Legler, Director, Trucking Security and Operations
   Martin Rojas, Director for Customs, Immigration and Cross-Border Operations
   

Session 3
 Zipped PDF file, 9109kb, 43 pages

THE FUTURE OF ANIMAL IDENTIFICATION AND ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTATION

One Step at a Time:  From Carbon Paper to Computerized to Electronic International Heatlh Certificates
Dr. Osmundo Castilla, Staff Veterinarian, USDA, APHIS, VS, NCIE
"eTickets" for Animal Health Regulatory Management
Kevin Maher, President, GlobalVetLink, L.C.
RFID's:  Radio Frequency Identification Devices
Barbara Masin, Vice-Presient of Marketing, Electronic Identification Devices
A Panel Discussion:  Microchips - Their Differences, Similarities and Usage by Species
Dr. Gary Weber, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
Anna Melino, Rare Imports/Exports
Michael Kuntz, Merck & Co
Dr. Walter Woolf, Air Animal, Inc
Dr. Dan Knox & Kathleen Hwang, AVID.
   

Session 4
 Zipped PDF file, 1734kb, 70 pages

HOW A DISEASE OUTBREAK CAN AFFECT TRANSPORTATION OF ANIMALS
An Update on the West Nile Virus Outbreak in the USA
Dr. Timothy R. Cordes, Senior Staff Veterinarian, USDA/APHIS, Emergency Programs
Disease Outbreaks Can Affect Your Insurance Rates
Nial McKibbin, Bloodstock Underwriter, Catlin Underwriting Agencies, Ltd.
   

Session 5
 Zipped PDF file, 1276kb, 54 pages

ADMINISTRATION OF VETERINARY DRUGS BY ATTENDANTS DURING TRANSIT
Introduction & History
Joseph N. Santarelli, Sr., Mersant International Forwarders Ltd

An Underwriter’s Perspective:  Its Affect on Insurance
Nial McKibbin, Bloodstock Underwriter, Catlin Underwriting Agencies, Ltd.

OIE’s Role In Developing Protocols for Animal Transport
Dr. Peter Fernandez, Associate Administrator, USDA/APHIS International Services

FDA – Approved Drug Use in Transport of Horses:  The Compliance Side of the Coin
Dr. Gillian Anne Comyn, Veterinary Medical Officer for the Office of Surveillance & Compliance with the USDA Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM)

FDA – Approved Drugs for Use in Emergency Equine Situations – Air/Sea Transportation
Dr. Tania D. Woerner, Veterinary Medical Officer for the Office of Office of New Animal Drug Evaluation with the USDA Food & Drug Administration (FDA), Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM)

New Zealand’s Quality Assurance Program (QAP) for the Use of Prescription Animal Remedies for the Safe Sea and Air Transport of Horses
Dr. Ivan Bridge, President-Elect of the New Zealand Equine Veterinary Association (NZEVA)

OPEN FORUM:  “Carriage of Prescription Drugs by Grooms Traveling with Horses by Sea & Air”
   
6/22/03:  The remaining sessions will be added shortly.  Please Check Back Again Soon!
   
   

 



Conference Program
List of Attendees
Photo Gallery
Annual Membership Meeting Minutes

A SPECIAL THANKS to the
2003 conference sponsors,
exhibitors and supporters of AATA





















Attendees were presented with
unique conference packets
provided by
Mersant International Ltd
 (zipper pouches generally used
for horse shipment documents)
which worked great for keeping
conference materials together.

Air Animal donated name badge
holders with velcro and a zipper pocket that can be used over and over again to carry money, airline tickets and ID cards when traveling.

Our thanks to Mersant and
Air Animal for their
contributions and support.

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