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Integrated Demand Management (IDM)

Integrated Demand Management (IDM) AOL researchers recently led development of the Integrated Demand Management concept for operational integration of two of the FAA’s NextGen decision support systems to improve capacity-constrained arrival operations in the National Airspace System (NAS). The AOL’s HITL simulation platform was used to engage stakeholders in the development and evaluation of new…

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