Models of Processes as Components of Air Passenger Flow Model

Matas, Martin; Novak, Andrej

doi:10.26552/com.c.2008.2.50-54

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“…Moreover, passengers can arrive from different sources. For example, there may be transit passengers arriving at the gate together with departing passengers, thus creating a single profile of arrival at the gate [13].…”

Section: Passenger Processingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application of ICT as a Key Element for Airport Safety and Security Operations

Sahic¹,

Cinac²

2022

Sci. Eng. Technol.

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Airport risk management is a demanding task as several different areas have to be monitored including outer edges, car parks, terminals, and other passenger facilities. Information and communication technologies (ICT) are key elements for airport operation safety and security. One of the advantages of ICT based systems is they can react better and faster in real time and perform certain tasks at airports. This paper aims to present a safety overview of ICT and multi-agent systems (MAS) usage in the implementation of various airport operations. This paper aims to present a safety overview of ICT and MAS systems usage in the implementation of various airport operations. This paper summarizes a multi-agent concept that highlights their applications at airports such as passenger transfer, baggage management, aircraft handling, and field service through a detailed and extensive literature review on related topics. Much of the information on processes within the airport, processes in air traffic, and the processes of operators, i.e. airlines, is the result of monitoring work on a software development project for individual airports that serves to manage all processes in airports. The analysis led to the conclusion that safety and security in airports can be additionally improved by greater use of ICT as well as greater use of MAS, which ultimately contributes to the optimization of the airport.

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Section: Passenger Processingmentioning

confidence: 99%