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Title: Predicting Airspace Congestion using Approximate Queueing Models
Authors: Chandran, Bala G.
Advisors: Ball, Michael O.
Department/Program: ISR
NEXTOR
Type: Thesis
Keywords: Societal Infrastructure Systems
Issue Date: 2002
Series/Report no.: ISR; MS 2002-6
NEXTOR; MS 2002-1
Abstract: We present an approximate method for the analysis of queueingdelays in highly dynamic networks with schedule-based stochasticarrivals and time-varying service times. We also develop anintuitively appealing network flow model representation of theproblem and compare the performance of both models to a much moredetailed simulation on several sample networks. The two approachesare applied to the problem of estimating queueing delays in theairspace, which is modeled as a node-capacitated network withtime-varying capacity constraints and aircraft departure-timeuncertainty. We demonstrate the use of these models in airspacecongestion prediction and airline schedule evaluation.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1903/6345
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