Development and Evaluation of 100% Security Screening Concepts for Supplies at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: Applying and Evaluating the Collaborative Business Engineering Approach

Development and Evaluation of 100% Security Screening Concepts for Supplies at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol: Applying and Evaluating the Collaborative Business Engineering Approach

Van Werven, F.H.

Warnier, M.E. (mentor)
Verbraeck, A. (mentor)
Van Gulijk, C. (mentor)
Van der Boom, R. (mentor)

Technology, Policy and Management

Systems Engineering

SEPAM

2011-03-15

This Master Thesis Project has been carried out at the Security Policy department of Schiphol Group, and the assignment was based on a change in EU aviation security regulation. The current situation and project context have been analysed during the Conceptualisation phase, after which a quantitative analysis folowed. A large group of stakeholders was involved in a brainstorm on solutions for supply screening. A desk research added to this list of ideas, after which a selection of these were worked in into conceptual solutions. These were evaluated with the quantitative model and another workshop with stakeholders. The project has resulted in a clear overview of feasible concepts for supply screening at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, and an evaluation of these conceptual solutions. The Collaborative Business Engineering has been applied in an adapted form. The main difference with related work is the involvement of a large group of operational stakeholders. A detailed project approach is presented that can be used in the future at Schiphol and other organisations.

Collaborative Business Engineering
Aviation Security

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Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2011 Van Werven, F.H.