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Modeling Distributed Human Decision: Making in Traffic Flow Management Operations

April 2000

Leonard A. Wojcik, The MITRE Corporation
Keith C. Campbell, The MITRE Corporation
Wayne W. Cooper, Jr., The MITRE Corporation
Daniel P. Greenbaum, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

This paper describes results from a state-of-the-art computer simulation model of distributed human decision-making in Traffic Flow Management (TFM) operations when weather disrupts airline schedules. The computer model, called Intelligent agent-based Model for Policy Analysis of Collaborative TFM (IMPACT), is believed to be the world's first model to capture the behavioral complexity of human decision-making in TFM operations.

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