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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Air Traffic Simulation"”.

  1. General Aviation Demand Forecasting Models and a Microscopic North Atlantic Air Traffic Simulation Model

    … on the utilization rate of GA piston engine aircraft, 2) we adopted a logistic model to identify the relationship between fuel price and an aircraft's probability of staying active, and 3) we developed an econometric model to forecast the airport-level itinerant and local GA operations. Our …

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  2. AQM Shell Development - Creating a Framework for Airspace and Airfield Operations and Air Quality Visualization Software

    It is believed that the analysis of air traffic impacts on air quality will benefit from attention to the three-dimensional nature of the air traffic network as well as the actions of individual aircraft during the study period. With the existence of air traffic simulation models, the actions of …

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  3. Using Ontologies to Support Interoperability in Federated Simulation

    A vast array of computer-based simulation tools are used to support engineering design and analysis activities. Several such activities call for the simulation of various coupled sub-systems in parallel, typically to study the emergent behavior of large, complex systems. Most sub-systems have their …

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  4. Development of Aircraft Wake Vortex Dynamic Separations Using Computer Simulation and Modeling

    … procedures and technologies in order to decrease aircraft separations, which could result in a runway capacity increase. Aircraft separation is a major obstacle to increasing the operational efficiency of the final approach segment and the runway. An aircraft in motion creates an invisible …

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  5. A Computer Model to Predict Potential Wake Turbulence Encounters in the National Airspace

    With an increasing population of super heavy aircraft operating in the National Airspace System and with the introduction of NextGen technologies, the wake vortex problem has become more important for airport capacity and the en-route air traffic operations. The vortices generated by heavy and …

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