Airport collaborative decision making (ACDM) to manage adverse conditions /

Airport collaborative decision making (ACDM) is a process in which the stakeholders of operations--airport operators, the air traffic control tower staff, flight operators, ground handlers, fixed-base operators, and others--share information to improve policies, planning, real-time coordination, and...

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Main Authors:	Le Bris, Gaël (Author), Nguyen, Loup-Giang (Author), Tagoe, Beathia (Author), Churchill, Andrew (Author), Vail, Steve (Author), Benaman, Heidi Ann (Author), Fleet, Dave (Author), Zajkowski, Tom (Author), Krieger, Jim (Author)
Corporate Author:	United States. Federal Aviation Administration (sponsoring body.)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Transportation Research Board, 2021.
Series:	ACRP research report ; 229.
Subjects:	Airports > Management. Industrial safety. Airports > Decision making. National Association of State Aviation Officials (U.S.) Airports > United States > Management. Occupational Health Aéroports > Gestion. Sécurité du travail. Aéroports > États-Unis > Gestion. occupational safety. United States. Airports. Decision making.

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Summary:	Airport collaborative decision making (ACDM) is a process in which the stakeholders of operations--airport operators, the air traffic control tower staff, flight operators, ground handlers, fixed-base operators, and others--share information to improve policies, planning, real-time coordination, and decisions regarding operations. The TRB Airport Cooperative Research Program's ACRP Research Report 229: Airport Collaborative Decision Making (ACDM) to Manage Adverse Conditions proposes a step-by-step approach to achieve ACDM implementation, supported by templates and a workbook, to involve stakeholders, define common goals and objectives, appoint leadership for the initiative, tailor a vision that serves the local needs, and develop a roadmap of successful projects delivering practical improvements. Of the airports surveyed as part of this project, 67 percent do not hold regular meetings with the flight operators. Interviews with staff at individual airports show a lack of real-time coordination between the stakeholders. However, nearly all the survey participants responded affirmatively that they would consider holding such meetings to improve collaboration because it is commonly understood that more cooperation can help address local issues and improve overall efficiency.
Item Description:	At head of title: Airport Cooperative Research Program
Physical Description:	56 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Bibliography:	Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:	0309673801 9780309673808
ISSN:	2572-3731 ;