Flight Flow Balanced Allocation in Terminal Airspace

Wei Jun Pan; Wen Bin Qiu; Rui Kang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.441.602

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Flight Flow Balanced Allocation in Terminal Airspace

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A nonlinear integer programming model (NIPM) with constraints is proposed to solve the allocation of approach flight flow where ends with terminal airspace, an example of an airport terminal airspace is given, where the flow is accurately forecasted.Analysising flight delays, theres a conclusion: the results solved by NIPM is far better than the average allocation method, for the second-level airspace, NIPM can reduce two flight delays, and the allocation in each flight route tends to be equilibrium, NIPM can also provide air traffic controllers with accurate and reasonable allocation schedule.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 441)

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Wei Jun Pan, Wen Bin Qiu, Rui Kang

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Average Allocation Method, Flight Flow, Nonlinear Integer Programming Model, Terminal Airspace

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