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air traffic complexity: a standalone construct

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Air traffic management

the difficulty an air traffic situation poses for controllers, shaped by traffic and airspace structure as well as aircraft counts.

In air traffic management, air traffic complexity refers to the difficulty an air traffic situation poses for controllers, shaped by traffic and airspace structure as well as aircraft counts. This meaning comes from Histon (2002) in Air Traffic Control Quarterly.[1]

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References

Histon, J. M., Hansman, R. J., Aigoin, G., Delahaye, D., & Puechmorel, S. (2002). Introducing Structural Considerations into Complexity Metrics. Air Traffic Control Quarterly, 10(2), 115-130. https://doi.org/10.2514/atcq.10.2.115

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