Air transportation systems engineering
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Air transportation systems engineering
（Progress in astronautics and aeronautics, v. 193）
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, c2001
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Description
Air transportation is in a crisis and at a turning point. The world's air traffic management system is showing the signs of being so successfu lthat it's growth is approaching the physical infrastructure capacity limits. This title explains the technical nature of, and reports on research on, the evolution of the international air transportation systems. It also provides approaches to airspace management and new roles for controllers and pilots. It should further our understanding of the technical attributes of delay and its economic affects on aviation related business. The text also provides appraches to airspace management and new roles for controllers and pilots while applying mathematical analyses and principles to aviation.
Table of Contents
- Economics of Congestion
- Airport Operations and Constraints
- Airspace Operations nd Constraints
- U.S. and European Comparisons
- Safety and Free Flight
- The Changing Role of Air Traffic Controllers
- Emerging Issues in Aircraft Self-Separation
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