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Simulation Modeling in Support of a European Airspace Study

June 2007

John Morris, The MITRE Corporation
John James, The MITRE Corporation
James DeArmon, The MITRE Corporation
Kelly Connolly, The MITRE Corporation
Paula Mahoney, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

To address some questions of usage of European airspace by United States Air Force aircraft, two simulation models are employed. The first model offers a wide array of functions to represent aircraft movement and management of aggregates or "flows" of aircraft. The second model uses a Petri net approach to represent the complexity of a flight planning/replanning operation, in order to estimate staffing requirements.

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