International audienceAir traffic generates workload for the air traffic controllers in charge of the airspace. For a large airspace, a single air traffic controller is not able to manage all this workload and the airspace is divided into sectors, each of them being assigned to a controller. When the traffic demand is decreasing during the night, the sectors are gathered together into groups to reduce the number of controllers in operation. Nowadays, this regrouping is performed empirically by airspace experts. In this paper, we show how the branch-and-price method can be used to compute a balanced grouping of air traffic control sectors to optimally reduce the number of controller teams during daily low flow periods
Abstract. In this paper we study the Airspace Sectorization Problem (ASP) where the goal is to find ...
The National Airspace System (NAS) is a complicated large-scale aviation network, consisting of many...
This work proposes a novel market-based air traffic flow control model considering competitive airli...
International audienceAir traffic generates workload for the air traffic controllers in charge of th...
Abstract—A variety of design concepts have been implemented in sectorizing en route airspace, e.g. b...
A heuristic algorithm for combining under-utilized airspace sectors to conserve air traffic control ...
A greedy heuristic algorithm for combining under-utilized airspace sectors to conserve air traffic c...
Abstract: This paper introduces several algorithms which build optimal configurations of Air Traffic...
Air traffic controller supervisors configure available sector, operating position, and work-station ...
The National Airspace System (NAS) is an important and a vast resource. Efficient management of airs...
In response to changing traffic and staffing condi-tions, supervisors dynamically configure airspace...
We consider the Airspace Sectorization Problem (ASP) in which airspace has to be partitioned into a ...
This dissertation optimizes the problem of designing sector boundaries and assigning air traffic con...
The current airspace configuration is highly structured, fixed and is less responsive to changes cau...
Despite the COVID pandemic and the recent significant decline, aviation traffic continues to increas...
Abstract. In this paper we study the Airspace Sectorization Problem (ASP) where the goal is to find ...
The National Airspace System (NAS) is a complicated large-scale aviation network, consisting of many...
This work proposes a novel market-based air traffic flow control model considering competitive airli...
International audienceAir traffic generates workload for the air traffic controllers in charge of th...
Abstract—A variety of design concepts have been implemented in sectorizing en route airspace, e.g. b...
A heuristic algorithm for combining under-utilized airspace sectors to conserve air traffic control ...
A greedy heuristic algorithm for combining under-utilized airspace sectors to conserve air traffic c...
Abstract: This paper introduces several algorithms which build optimal configurations of Air Traffic...
Air traffic controller supervisors configure available sector, operating position, and work-station ...
The National Airspace System (NAS) is an important and a vast resource. Efficient management of airs...
In response to changing traffic and staffing condi-tions, supervisors dynamically configure airspace...
We consider the Airspace Sectorization Problem (ASP) in which airspace has to be partitioned into a ...
This dissertation optimizes the problem of designing sector boundaries and assigning air traffic con...
The current airspace configuration is highly structured, fixed and is less responsive to changes cau...
Despite the COVID pandemic and the recent significant decline, aviation traffic continues to increas...
Abstract. In this paper we study the Airspace Sectorization Problem (ASP) where the goal is to find ...
The National Airspace System (NAS) is a complicated large-scale aviation network, consisting of many...
This work proposes a novel market-based air traffic flow control model considering competitive airli...