Print Email Facebook Twitter Robust model for operational stand and gate planning Schiphol Title Robust model for operational stand and gate planning Schiphol Author Käller, Danuta (TU Delft Aerospace Engineering) Contributor Roling, P.C. (mentor) Mercado Velasco, G.A. (mentor) Curran, R. (graduation committee) Ellerbroek, J. (graduation committee) Degree granting institution Delft University of Technology Programme Aerospace Engineering Date 2019-03-15 Abstract The purpose of this research is to investigate the effects of individually established buffer times, based on historical delay data, on the robustness of an operational stand and gate allocation schedule. Using flight schedules and the structural lay-out of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, a stand and gate allocation model is created using BEONTRA software. Eight allocation schedules arespecified with each a set of different buffer times, which are established after grouping and analysing the historical delay data. The flight schedule that is used as input is the one for peak day Monday 16 July 2018. The allocation schedules are then tested amongst others on probability of overlap and on delay data as a result of simulation. A by LvNL validated model of Schiphol is used in fast-time simulation programme AirTOp to simulate common delays on the allocationschedules. The outcome is compared to the outcome of two baseline schedules, after which conclusions are drawn and recommendations are given with regard to the effectivity of buffer time optimisation. Subject Stand and gate allocationoperations optimizationSchipholAirTOpAirport ground management operationsBuffer times To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:17b5732c-f8d4-4a78-b9ae-36ad00f11391 Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights © 2019 Danuta Käller Files PDF Danuta_K_ller_Thesis_repo ... hiphol.pdf 40.35 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:17b5732c-f8d4-4a78-b9ae-36ad00f11391/datastream/OBJ/view