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The High Density Departure and Arrival Traffic Management (HDDAM) Concept
April 2012
Bill Bateman, The MITRE Corporation
Gaea Payton, The MITRE Corporation
ABSTRACT
The High Density Area Departure/Arrival Management (HDDAM) concept is being examined as a Mission-Oriented Investigation and Experimentation (MOIE) at The MITRE Corporation's Center for Advanced Aviation System Development (MITRE/CAASD). The HDDAM concept applies a basic principle from management science: Decisions should be assigned to those who are already performing other tasks with the relevant data—and therefore know the most about the factors affecting the decision—and will be most directly affected by the consequences of those decisions. The HDDAM concept realigns the focus of decision making and actions between the ARTCC, TRACON, and Tower into roles and responsibilities that may encourage proactive planning and decision making within the NAS.
Additional Search Keywords
Next Generation Air Transportation System, NextGen, National Airspace System, NAS, Federal Aviation Administration, FAA, airport weather impact, airflight meteorological factors, Air Route Traffic Control Center, ARTCC, Terminal Radar Control, TRACON, Human-in-the-Loop, Air Traffic Controllers, ATC, High Density Departure and Arrival Traffic Management, HDDAM
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