AATOM - An Agent-based Airport Terminal Operations Model

Stef Janssen; Anne-Nynke Blok; Arthur Knol

AATOM - An Agent-based Airport Terminal Operations Model

Stef Janssen, Anne-Nynke Blok, Arthur Knol

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In this work, AATOM, a microscopic agent-based model that simulates movement and operations in the airport terminal is presented. Specifcally, the model includes the main handling processes required for outbound passengers namely, check-in, security and border control. Furthermore, basic facilities for discretionary activities are modelled namely, bathrooms, restaurants and shops. The model has an accompanying architecture, the AATOM architecture that is described in this work as well. The objective of the model is to serve as a basis for several studies in the area of airport terminal operations. It will be used to investigate properties in the fields of security, efficiency, resilience and
possibly other fields like safety, and it will be used to investigate the relationship between any of these
areas.

Original language	English
Publisher	TU Deflt
Number of pages	37
Publication status	Published - 2018

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Agent-based Model
Airport Terminal

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Aatom: An agentbased airport terminal operations model simulator
Janssen, S., Sharpanskykh, A., Curran, R. & Langendoen, K., 2019, In: Simulation Series. 2019-July
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AATOM - An Agent-based Airport Terminal Operations Model simulator
Janssen, S., Sharpanskykh, A., Curran, R. & Langendoen, K., 2019, SummerSim '19: Proceedings of the 2019 Summer Simulation Conference. Durak, U. (ed.). ACM DL, 12 p.
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Formal and computational modeling of anticipation mechanisms of resilience in the complex sociotechnical air transport system
Blok, A. N., Sharpanskykh, A. & Vert, M., 1 Dec 2018, In: Complex Adaptive Systems Modeling. 6, 1, 30 p., 7.
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Aatom: An agent­based airport terminal operations model simulator

AATOM - An Agent-based Airport Terminal Operations Model simulator

Formal and computational modeling of anticipation mechanisms of resilience in the complex sociotechnical air transport system

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Aatom: An agentbased airport terminal operations model simulator