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Juan Nunez-Portillo, Alfonso Valenzuela, Antonio Franco and Damián Rivas
This paper presents an approach for integrating uncertainty information in air traffic flow management at the tactical phase. In particular, probabilistic methodologies to predict sector demand and sector congestion under adverse weather in a time horizo...
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Gonzalo Martin, Laura Calvet and Miquel Angel Piera
The lack of airspace capacity poses a significant challenge for a sustainable air transport system, particularly in scenarios of future growing demand. Air traffic management digitalization opens pathways for innovative and efficient solutions to tackle ...
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Sergi Mas-Pujol, Esther Salamí and Enric Pastor
Air traffic flow management (ATFM) is of crucial importance to the European Air Traffic Control System due to two factors: first, the impact of ATFM, including safety implications on ATC operations; second, the possible consequences of ATFM measures on b...
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Andrea Conca, Chiara Ridella, Enrico Sapori
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Improve road traffic safety is one of the most important objectives for transport policy makers in contemporary society, and represents a strategic issue for enhance life quality. Recently ISO 39001 (Road Traffic Safety Management Systems) introduced the...
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Franz Knabe, Michael Schultz
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Airport capacity is a key performance indicator for the ability of the airport to handle an expected traffic demand. The classical way to quote airport capacities and flows on the airside is to count the number of potential airframe movements per unit of...
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Michael Busing
Current trends in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) suggest that supply chain management and tight control over scheduling jobs within the supply chain are key tactical planning issues. Modern ERP software packages, in conjunction with the World Wide We...
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