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Airport Design and Operation

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The annual number of airline passengers has continued to increase in the past decade, putting great strain on the airports. Increasing volumes of passengers and freight will continue making demands for expansion of airport facilities and construction of new airports. Traditionally airport design and airport operation have been treated separately, yet they are closely related and influence each other. Poor design adversely affects operation; sound understanding of operation is needed to enable good design. The aim of this book is to present a new and integrated approach to the two.
This second edition includes some important changes in the international regulations covering design and operations. It reflects the greater attention being given to security, safety and the environment, together with changes in the technology and the way the air transport industry operates.
New sections on collaborative decision making and low visibility operations strengthen the operational character of this book. Two completely new chapters have been added covering the topical problems of cargo and radio ???navigation aids and the chapter on passenger terminals has been enhanced considerably.

Prefacep. XV
Air Transport and Airportsp. 1
Development of Airportsp. 1
Standardp. 13
ICAO Legislationp. 13
National Standards and Recommended Practicesp. 16
Airport Development Planningp. 16
Predicting Trafficp. 21
Introductionp. 21
Types of Forecast Neededp. 22
Methods of Analysisp. 23
Informed Judgementp. 23
Trend Extrapolationp. 24
Econometric Modelsp. 26
The Travel Decisionsp. 28
Modal Sharesp. 29
Discrete Choice Modelsp. 30
Revealed and Stated Preferencesp. 31
Effects of Supply Decisionsp. 32
Uncertaintyp. 32
Scenario Writingp. 34
Historic Trends in Trafficp. 35
Factors Affecting the Trendsp. 36
Economic Factorsp. 36
Demographic Factorsp. 36
Supply Factorsp. 37
Economic Regulationp. 40
Environmental Regulationp. 40
Cargop. 40
Conclusionsp. 41
Airport Site Selection and Runway System Orientationp. 45
Selection of a Site for the Airportp. 45
Usability Factorp. 47
Low Visibility Operationsp. 50
Control of Obstaclesp. 58
Other Factorsp. 65
Runwaysp. 69
Aerodrome Reference Codep. 69
Runway Lengthp. 73
Declared Distancesp. 88
Runway Widthp. 90
Runway Width Requirementsp. 90
Runway Shouldersp. 91
Runway Turn Padsp. 92
Runway Slopesp. 93
Transverse Slopesp. 93
Longitudinal Slopesp. 94
Runway Strips and Other Areasp. 97
Runway Stripsp. 97
Clearwaysp. 100
Runway End Safety Areas 1p. 101
Taxiwaysp. 107
Taxiway System Designp. 107
High-speed Exit Taxiwaysp. 108
Taxiway Separationsp. 113
Taxiway Geometryp. 115
Apronsp. 119
Apron Requirementsp. 119
Apron Sizingp. 121
Apron Locationp. 122
Apron Conceptsp. 124
Simple Conceptp. 124
Linear Conceptp. 124
Open Conceptp. 125
Pier Conceptp. 126
Satellite Conceptp. 128
Hybrid Conceptp. 128
Stand Typesp. 129
Apron Capacityp. 135
Isolated Aircraft Parking Positionp. 136
Pavementsp. 137
Backgroundp. 137
Pavement Typesp. 138
Non-Reinforced Grass Stripsp. 139
Reinforced Grass Stripsp. 139
Reinforced Pavements with Hard Surfacep. 140
Use of Hard Surface Pavementsp. 140
Subgradep. 141
Sub-basep. 142
Bearing Coursep. 142
Flexible (Asphalt) Pavementsp. 142
Rigid (Cement-concrete) Pavementsp. 144
Combined Pavementsp. 151
Block Pavingp. 151
Pavement Strengthp. 151
Pavements-Aircraft Loadsp. 151
Pavement Strength Reportingp. 153
Overload Operationsp. 157
Runway Surfacep. 158
Runway Surface Quality Requirementsp. 158
Methods of Runway Surface Unevenness Assessment by the Dual Mass Methodp. 159
Pavement Texturep. 163
Runway Braking Actionp. 166
Pavement Management Systemp. 171
Aircraft Ground Handlingp. 173
Aircraft Handling Methods and Safetyp. 173
Aircraft Ground Handling Activitiesp. 180
Deplaning and Boardingp. 180
Supplies of Power, Air-Conditioning and Compressed Airp. 183
Cargo and Baggage Loadingp. 184
Push Back Operationsp. 184
Colaborative Decison Making (CDM)p. 188
Visual Guidance Systemsp. 190
Aircraft Refuellingp. 197
Backgroundp. 197
Fuel - Requirementsp. 199
Requirements for Fuel Qualityp. 199
Fuel Storagep. 201
Fuel Distributionp. 204
Safety of the Refuelling Operationp. 208
Ecological Damagep. 208
Fire Safetyp. 211
Aircraft Fuel - Future Trendsp. 212
Cargop. 213
Introductionp. 213
The Freight Industry's Characteristicsp. 217
Airside Design Considerationsp. 221
Terminal Design and Operating Considerationsp. 223
Locationp. 223
Design parametersp. 224
Mechanisationp. 225
Terminal functions and operationsp. 226
Documentationp. 228
Utilitiesp. 230
Securityp. 231
Cargo Terminal Layout and Sizingp. 232
Layoutp. 232
Functions and facilitiesp. 233
Sizingp. 234
Landside Design and Operationsp. 237
Future Trendsp. 237
DHL Case Studyp. 238
Passenger Terminalsp. 241
Airport Terminal Design Principlesp. 241
Airport Terminal Layoutp. 246
Airport Terminal Conceptsp. 249
Terminal Designp. 251
Design Methodsp. 251
Component Designp. 255
The Handling Processp. 265
Passenger Handlingp. 265
Baggage Handlingp. 273
Non-Aeronautical Servicesp. 274
Passenger Transportation - People Moversp. 276
Securityp. 281
Unlawful Acts and Air Transportp. 281
The Airport System and its Securityp. 287
Safeguarding of Airport Securityp. 290
Security as a Servicep. 290
Airport Perimeter Security and Staff Identificationp. 291
Employee Security Proceduresp. 296
Measures in Relation to Passengersp. 298
Detection of Dangerous Objectsp. 303
Summaryp. 310
Landside Accessp. 311
Access and the Airport Systemp. 311
Selection of the Access Modesp. 314
Categories of Surface Transport Usersp. 315
Access and Terminal Operationsp. 316
Access Modesp. 317
Passenger Carp. 317
Taxip. 319
Minibusp. 320
Busp. 321
Railway Transportp. 322
Unconventional Means of Transportp. 327
Visual Aids for Navigationp. 329
Markingsp. 329
Markings Requirementsp. 329
Marking Typesp. 333
Signsp. 335
Airport Lightsp. 336
Characteristics and Components of Airport Lighting Systemsp. 336
Introductionp. 336
Light Sourcesp. 337
Lights and Fittingsp. 338
Frangible Safety Mastsp. 340
Requirements for Aerodrome Lightsp. 340
Characteristics and Components of Airport Lighting Systemsp. 343
Approach and Runway Systemsp. 343
Non-Instrument and Instrument Runwaysp. 343
Precision Approach Runwayp. 345
Approach Slope Indicator Systemsp. 352
Heliport Lighting Systemsp. 357
Lighting of Obstaclesp. 359
Light Controlp. 361
Remote Control Equipmentp. 361
Single Lamp Control and Monitoringp. 362
Lighting Systems Construction and Operationp. 364
Lighting Systems Design and Installationp. 364
Maintenance of the Lighting Systemsp. 365
Trends in Lighting Systems Developmentp. 368
Electrical Energy Supplyp. 369
Backgroundp. 369
Electrical Systems Reliability and Back-upp. 369
Supply Systemsp. 376
Parallel Systemp. 376
Serial Systemp. 377
Serial System - the Principlep. 377
Serial System - Componentsp. 377
Electrical supply to Category I - III Lighting Systemsp. 382
Radio Navigation Aidsp. 383
Backgroundp. 383
Radio Navigation Aidsp. 384
Instrument Landing System (ILS)p. 384
Microwave Landing System (MLS)p. 389
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)p. 390
VHF Omnidirectional Radio Range (VOR)p. 391
Non-directional Radio Beacon (NDB)p. 393
Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)p. 394
Transponder Landing System (TLS)p. 395
Radar Systemsp. 395
Precision Approach Radar (PAR)p. 395
Surveillance Radar Element (SRE)p. 396
Surface Movement Radar (SMR)p. 396
Advanced Surface Movement and Guidance Control Systems (A-SMGCS)p. 396
Flight Inspections and Calibrationsp. 398
Airport Winter Operationp. 401
Snow and Aircraft Operationp. 401
Snow Planp. 403
Mechanical Equipment for Snow Removal and Ice Controlp. 407
Chemicals for Runway De-icingp. 413
Thermal De-icingp. 417
Runway Surface Monitoringp. 419
Aircraft De-icingp. 420
Airport Emergency Servicesp. 427
Roles of the Rescue and Fire Fighting Servicep. 427
Level of Protection Requiredp. 428
Response Timesp. 428
Aerodrome Category for Rescue and Fire Fightingp. 431
Principal Extinguishing Agentsp. 432
Complementary Extinguishing Agentsp. 434
The Amounts of Extinguishing Agentsp. 435
Rescue and Fire Fighting Vehiclesp. 437
Airport Fire Stationsp. 441
Emergency Training and Activity of Rescue and Fire Fighting Unitp. 444
Trainingp. 444
Preparation for an Emergency Situation and Rescue and Fire Fighting Intervention Controlp. 446
Runway Foamingp. 449
Post Emergency Operationsp. 451
Emergency Services and Environment Protectionp. 454
Final Thoughtsp. 455
Environmental Controlp. 457
Backgroundp. 457
Noisep. 460
Characteristicsp. 460
Descriptors Used for Aircraft Noise Ratingp. 462
Evaluation of Noise in the Vicinity of Airportsp. 467
Land Use and Compatibility Planningp. 470
Aircraft Noise Measurementp. 473
Short Term Measurementp. 474
Long-term Noise Monitoringp. 475
Prediction of Air Transport Noisep. 478
Airport Noise Mitigation and Noise Abatement Proceduresp. 483
Control of Gaseous Emissionsp. 485
Protection of Water Sourcesp. 487
Landscapingp. 488
Waste Managementp. 489
Bird Controlp. 490
Introductionp. 490
Bird Strike Statisticsp. 491
Change of the Habitatp. 493
Bird Scaringp. 495
Ornithological Protection Zonesp. 499
Bibliographyp. 501
Indexp. 517
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ISBN: 9780080451046
ISBN-10: 0080451047
Audience: Professional
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 538
Published: July 2007
Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Dimensions (cm): 23.9 x 16.8  x 2.8
Weight (kg): 1.111