Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks

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Autor(a) principal: Sampaio,Francisco Claudio Gomes
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Costa Filho,Raimundo Nogueira, Guterres,Marcelo Xavier
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of Aerospace Technology and Management (Online)
Texto Completo: http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S2175-91462022000100504
Resumo: ABSTRACT The air transport market has a strategic character, promotes economic and social development, and has a strong correlation with the level of economic activity. The Air Traffic Management (ATM) system plays an essential role in air transportation and can be characterized as a sociotechnical system that is too complex to research through classical approaches such as systems engineering. In this sense, the application of Complex Network Theory (CNT) analysis and modeling paradigms is driven by the need to accommodate the growth of air traffic within an already saturated ATM infrastructure. The present work describes the development of a resilience evaluation model of ATM systems based on CNT, its metrics and analysis tools. The model was applied to the Brazilian ATM system, demonstrating its usefulness in identifying the air traffic control (ATC) agencies that have the greatest influence on the network. The results also showed that the Brazilian ATM network is resilient to random failures; however, it is particularly vulnerable to targeted attacks to the ATC agencies with the highest centrality. The research findings can be applied to prioritize the deployment of systems and equipment that enhance the resilience and operability of the Brazilian ATM system.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
title Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
spellingShingle Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
Sampaio,Francisco Claudio Gomes
Air traffic management
ATM
Complex networks
CNT
Resilience
title_short Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
title_full Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
title_fullStr Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
title_full_unstemmed Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
title_sort Modeling Resilience of Air Traffic Management Systems Based on Complex Networks
author Sampaio,Francisco Claudio Gomes
author_facet Sampaio,Francisco Claudio Gomes
Costa Filho,Raimundo Nogueira
Guterres,Marcelo Xavier
author_role author
author2 Costa Filho,Raimundo Nogueira
Guterres,Marcelo Xavier
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Sampaio,Francisco Claudio Gomes
Costa Filho,Raimundo Nogueira
Guterres,Marcelo Xavier
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Air traffic management
ATM
Complex networks
CNT
Resilience
topic Air traffic management
ATM
Complex networks
CNT
Resilience
description ABSTRACT The air transport market has a strategic character, promotes economic and social development, and has a strong correlation with the level of economic activity. The Air Traffic Management (ATM) system plays an essential role in air transportation and can be characterized as a sociotechnical system that is too complex to research through classical approaches such as systems engineering. In this sense, the application of Complex Network Theory (CNT) analysis and modeling paradigms is driven by the need to accommodate the growth of air traffic within an already saturated ATM infrastructure. The present work describes the development of a resilience evaluation model of ATM systems based on CNT, its metrics and analysis tools. The model was applied to the Brazilian ATM system, demonstrating its usefulness in identifying the air traffic control (ATC) agencies that have the greatest influence on the network. The results also showed that the Brazilian ATM network is resilient to random failures; however, it is particularly vulnerable to targeted attacks to the ATC agencies with the highest centrality. The research findings can be applied to prioritize the deployment of systems and equipment that enhance the resilience and operability of the Brazilian ATM system.
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