Plan Model for Airway Network Based on Bilevel Programming

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Airway network planning has important value to ensure safe and decrease the flight cost. Consideration to economic benefits of the airlines and social benefits of the civil management department, airway network bilevel programming model and the constraints in the demand, traffic capacity, controller’s workload and traffic flow balance is proposed on the combination of road network planning with industrial characteristics of airway network planning. Based on genetic algorithm, the steps of airway network planning model is given. Finally, the model is verified by the sample's computation and analysis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 143-144)

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81-89

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October 2010

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