A First Approximation Satellite Terminal System Evaluation Model.
Abstract
To evaluate a variety of off-airport (satellite) air terminal concepts, an iterative evaluation model is developed that is focused primarily on time and cost impedances. An analysis is made of the entire process by which a passenger gains access to an aircraft and from this analysis, component sub-models are developed to define system demand flow rates, level of service supplied, and system costs. These sub-models are then synthesized into the desired evaluation model and a methodology to be used in establishing off-airport (satellite) terminal system planning guidelines is developed. The approach utilizes generalized or gross characteristics for the airport access process and avoids specific details of regional characteristics, airport design and transport technology. A hypothetical example is tested and sensitivity analyses are made for a number of cost and time parameters. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1971
- Accession Number
- AD0724958
Entities
People
- Jack E. Snell
Organizations
- Princeton University