Aircraft identification in airport operations is critical to various applications, including airport
planning and environmental studies. Previous research and commercially available systems …

Airports are a critical component of the civil infrastructure system, serving as the main entry
and exit points for both people and goods. Aircraft operations on airfields are monitored by …

Aircraft noise is considered as one of the environmental impacts that most adversely affects
airport development. Aircraft noise estimation tools such as the Aviation Environmental …

Accurate airport operations counts are important for determining appropriate funding
allocations for airport development and improvement. Fewer than 270 of the 2,950 non …

Knowledge of the precise number of operations of aircraft occurring at general aviation
airports is essential due to the application of that information in the process of allocating …

Background To inform their military strategy during World War II (1939–1945), the Allies
sought to estimate Germany's rate of production and capacity of various types of military …

An understanding of aircraft operations counts at airports is important due to the use of that
information in the allocation of the Federal Airport Improvement Program funds. Operations …

Abstract In the United States, over 2,400 of the 2,941 non-primary National Plan of
Integrated Airport System airports have limited means of establishing operations counts due …

Accurate counts of aircraft operations at unmonitored or partially monitored general aviation
airports are difficult to achieve, but they are important because of their effect on the …

Purpose Congestion as a consequence of the rapidly growing air traffic is one of the
outstanding problems of the air transportation industry. Traffic impediment rates, having an …