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Design with Confidence™ Design With Confidence™ Hosted by: Subho Mukherjee Audio: Audio for today’s meeting will be delivered via Regional Account Manager - Aviation GoToWebinar. Two options are available; VoIP or a Transoft Solutions phone-in service. Please see the webinar invitation for toll-free conferencing numbers. Presenter: Michael Frost Senior Product Manager - Aviation Transoft Solutions Transportation Infrastructure Solutions Developed by Engineers for Engineers For over 27 years, civil engineers and technologists, architects, and city planners working across agencies, consulting firms, airport authorities, cities and ports, have come to rely on Transoft’s field- researched design solutions. We are Transportation Engineering Specialists A Global Company Gothenburg Sweden Rotterdam Netherland s Manchester United Kingdom Cologne Vancouver Germany Canada Brussels *Global Headquarters Belgium Shanghai China Bangalore India Sydney Australia o 50,000+ Users o 9 Office Locations o Customers in 130+ o Global Reseller Network Countries OUR MISSION OUR VISION To build the world’s most To create safer and efficient trusted, innovative, and transportation systems by easy-to-use transportation empowering every planner engineering software and and engineer provide outstanding services for our users VEHICLE CIVIL & AIRPORT SIMULATION TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE Advanced vehicle swept path Enhanced workflow software for Solutions tailored for airport solutions to suit your design needs engineering design challenges planners, engineers, architects and operators AutoTURN GuideSIGN AviPLAN Airside AutoTURN Pro GuideSIGN Plus AviPLAN Airside Pro AutoTURN Lite GuideSIGN Sigma AviPLAN Turn AutoTURN Revit TORUS Roundabouts AviPLAN Turn Pro AutoTURN Rail NEXUS Intersections Aircraft Data Viewer AutoTURN Online SITE CEM ArcPORT AutoTURN InVision ParkCAD Airtopsoft (latest acquisition) SkySAFE Some of our clients.. * Customer logos shown above do not represent an endorsement of Transoft’s products Our Customers Our customers include a veritable “who’s who” among: • Engineering Consulting Firms 400 + 8 > 90% • Federal, State, and Prov. Gov’t Agencies > 90% • Airports and Aviation Consulting Firms State DOT’s Cites & Of the top 10 Top 100 • Educational Institutes Counties major HUB ENR AEC • Architectural Firms • Cities and Counties Airports firms • Construction Firms • Real Estate Developers * Customer logos shown above do not represent an endorsement of Transoft’s products EMPOWERING AVIATION PLANNERS AviPLAN is used worldwide by airports, civil aviation authorities, manufacturers, and airlines To digitally model and simulate the airside environment to plan according to design regulations and to identify potential issues in the model before they become airside incidents negatively affecting safety and operations performance. What is new with 2.1 ✈Autodesk 2019 Compatibility ✈Design Fillet – UI Overhaul + Algorithm Optimization ✈Service Arrangement Editor ✈Improvements to Multi-Edit in Session Manager ✈Improvements to Design Path & Design Stand ✈Library Data Updated (Aircraft, Vehicles, Bridges) ✈AviPLAN is currently compatible with: AutoCAD® 2008 - 2019 MicroStation® V8i – Connect (including Power Series) BricsCAD® V14 – V16 ENSURING SAFE OPERATIONS The optimum tool for obstacle clearance compliance Guaranteeing safe operations through protection of departure and approach paths is of critical importance to every airport. Transoft Solutions’ SkySAFE™ allows planners to easily control existing or potential obstacles in an airport’s surrounding environment against regulatory guidelines. How is this tool valuable ✈ Create runway environments ✈ Create approach and departure operations ✈ Import and assess survey files ✈ Import and assess terrain data ✈ Create longitudinal cross sections ✈ Create obstacle surfaces and free zones for: FAA – CFR Part 77, AC 150-5300-13A, AC150-5300-18B Transport Canada – TP312 4th and 5th Editions ICAO – Annex 14 EASA – CS-ADR-DSN ✈ AutoCAD® 2010 - 2019 AIRCRAFT SPECS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS A smart electronic database for anyone in need of quick and easy access to accurate aircraft specifications How is this tool valuable ✈ Saves aviation professionals valuable time ✈ Includes the most comprehensive and up-to-date aircraft specifications ✈ Allows the comparison of multiple aircrafts ✈ Simple and intuitive user interface Enabling Informed Decisions Comprehensive and powerful airport management and planning simulation ArcPORT is invaluable for airports, consultants, airlines and manufacturers to make sound, strategic decisions about the planning of operation of the airport environment with accountability in quantifiable results. Airport Challenges ✈ Managing a complex transportation system to provide a positive passenger experience ✈ Utilize space & resources efficiently to minimize costs ✈ Introducing new services ✈ Increased Security Threat Levels ✈ Closures for construction and maintenance ✈ Seasonal fluctuations in system demand ✈ Planning for future demand ✈ Introducing new services ✈ Optimizing non-aviation revenues ✈ Impact of FAA NextGen Technologies Airport Simulation offerings in North America Licensing- Services Learning Curve User/Network Transoft is offering a unique licensing and subcontracting opportunity to expand your offerings. Completed Projects Client Country Started DurationLandside Terminal Airside Halifax Stanfield International Airport Canada May-18 1 week Y Halifax Stanfield International Airport* Canada Feb-18 2 weeks Y Bangaluru International Airport India Jan-18 8 weeks Y Y Autoridad Aeroportuaria de Guayaquil Ecuador Jan-18 2 weeks Y Sao Paulo Viracopos Brazil Dec-17 4 weeks Y Y Y Mumbai International Airport India Sep-18 12 weeks Y Y Sydney Airport Corporation Australia Jun-17 15 weeks Y Sydney Airport Corporation Australia Feb-17 10 weeks Y Cologne Germany Feb-17 4 weeks Y Y Y Sydney Airport Corporation Australia Oct-16 4 weeks Y Beijing Capital International Airport China Aug-16 24 weeks Y SeaTAC USA Aug-16 4 weeks Y Genève Aéroport Switzerland Jul-16 6 weeks Y Port of Miami Cruise Ship Terminal* USA Jun-16 5 weeks Y Y London City United Kingdom May-16 4 weeks Y Punta Cana International Airport Dominican Republic May-16 4 weeks Y Wuhan Tianhe International Airport China May-16 8 weeks Y Sydney Airport Corporation Australia Mar-16 10 weeks Y BC Ferries Canada Feb-16 2 weeks Y Y Y King Khalid International Airport* Saudi Arabia Dec-15 10 weeks Y Halifax Stanfield International Airport Canada Sep-15 4 weeks Y Sheremetyevo International Airport* Russia Aug-15 4 weeks Y Sochi Airport* Russia Jul-15 6 weeks Y Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport* Kenya Apr-15 6 weeks Y Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport* Kenya Feb-15 4 weeks Y Grupo Aeropuertos del Pacifico Mexico Dec-14 2 weeks Y Aeropuertos del Sureste (ASUR) Mexico Nov-14 4 weeks Y Y Y Narita Airport Authority Japan Aug-14 4 weeks Y Johannesberg South Africa Jul-14 6 weeks Y Y Lisbon International Airport Portugal Jun-14 2 weeks Y Y Québec Jean Lesage Airport Canada 2013 2 weeks Y Cairo International Airport Egypt 2013 3 weeks Y Calgary International Airport* Canada 4 weeks Y Y Vancouver International Airport* Canada 6 weeks Y Toronto Pearson International Airport Canada 8 weeks Y Systems Analysis – Questions to be Answered ✈ System running at optimal or sub-optimal LOS? ✈ How to get the most out of existing resources? ✈ When do existing resources reach saturation? ✈ What type of additional resources needed? ✈ How to deploy additional resources to meet demand? Congestion below IATA level of service F (system breakdown) ✈ Costs to achieve target LOS? Area/Pax ratios greater than IATA Service Standard A (excellent) THE ARCPORT ENVIRONMENT PilotsPassengers Visitors Airlines Pilots Retailers Service Providers TERMINAL Passengers Visitors Airlines Taxi, bus, car Pilots drivers Service Service Providers Providers Passengers Pilots ONBOARD Flight AIRSIDE Attendants LANDSIDE Delta Airlines Check-In Lobby Analysis ✈ How many services are needed? ✈ How many agents are needed? ✈ How long should the space for queuing at various processors? ✈ What are the max times in queue? Special Service Counters Bag Drop Only Curbside Counters ARCport Conference 2013 -- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport October 10-12, 2013 22 Objectives Refined Delta Layout ✈Test new lobby layout developed by Delta ✈Analyze PAX congestion in Sky Priority for premium passengers ✈Analyze PAX congestion in economy bag drop ✈ Analyze congestion in special services areaSpecial Service Counters ARCport Conference 2013 -- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport October 10-12, 2013 23 Existing Lobby Layout Significant Congestion in Lobby with Existing Layout ✈ 620 passengers in lobby at peak ✈ Congestion below IATA level of service F (system breakdown) Security Checkpoint Sky Priority Counters Sky Priority Kiosks Sky Priority Bag Drops Economy Bag Drops Special Service Counters Economy Bag Drops Curbside Counters Economy Kiosks Simulation of Existing Lobby Layout at 11:50 AM ARCport Conference 2013 -- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport October 10-12, 2013 24 Proposed Flow-Thru Layout Minimal Congestion in Lobby with Proposed Flow-Thru Layout ✈ 216 passengers in lobby at peak ✈ Congestion exceeds IATA level of service A (excellent) ✈ Congestion in Special Service sensitive to processing rate, additional counters in Economy if needed Sky Priority Bag Drops Sky Priority Kiosks Sky Priority Counters Economy Bag Drops Special Service Counters Virgin Economy Kiosks US Curbside Counters Simulation
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