Fair division | Cooperative games
In mathematics and especially game theory, the airport problem is a type of fair division problem in which it is decided how to distribute the cost of an airport runway among different players who need runways of different lengths. The problem was introduced by S. C. Littlechild and G. Owen in 1973. Their proposed solution is: 1. * Divide the cost of providing the minimum level of required facility for the smallest type of aircraft equally among the number of landings of all aircraft 2. * Divide the incremental cost of providing the minimum level of required facility for the second smallest type of aircraft (above the cost of the smallest type) equally among the number of landings of all but the smallest type of aircraft. Continue thus until finally the incremental cost of the largest type of aircraft is divided equally among the number of landings made by the largest aircraft type. The authors note that the resulting set of landing charges is the Shapley value for an appropriately defined game. (Wikipedia).
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Even today there is an aerodynamic phenomenon that is horrifying to most of airplane pilots; the compressor stall. This phenomenon can be triggered by a simple incident such as a bird strike. A compressor stall can lead to a total loss of engine thrust, severe vibrations and loud bangs in
From playlist Aerospace & Aeronautical
What Happens When You Lose Your Passport In Bangkok? | Bangkok Airport | Spark
What's it like to be stranded at Bangkok Airport? Darren from London has his passport pinched, and British Afghan veteran John is down to his last 20 pence, till the tourist police step in. - Thailand is a place where holiday dreams and disasters meet and the thick of the action can be fou
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Airport Fire Puts Fire Brigade's Skills To The Test | Dublin Airport: Life Stories | Spark
Subscribe to Spark for more amazing science, tech and engineering videos - https://goo.gl/LIrlur With jet fuel all around and thousands of people at risk, an airport is one of the worst places you would want a fire. So, when one does break out the firemen and women, whose job it is to co
From playlist Getting You Get From A To B
Why most plane crashes occur during takeoff or landing
You are sitting in an airplane, and it is about to take off. The cabin crew has just demonstrated the things you should do in case of an emergency, and you fastened your seat belt. The engine starts, and with the acceleration of the aircraft, you embark on a journey to take to the skies.
From playlist All About Transportation
1968: Air Traffic Controller job - What was it like in 1968 ? (airline airport TSA LAX flights)
1968 Air Traffic Controller Job: Seen as one of the most stressful of all working jobs. In the US, there were over 13,500 flights scheduled each day by over 41 different carriers. Over 130 million passengers flew each year. However, Airlines were increasingly under pressure and losing
From playlist Airlines, Airports, Automated Ticket Reservation Systems
Working Inside The World's Friendliest Airport | The World's Best Airport: Changi | Spark
Changi Airport is renowned as the world's best airport, handling over 54 million passengers a year. In this 4-part series, we follow some of the 40,000 remarkable men and women and the extraordinary lengths they go to safeguard or meet the needs and wants of travellers. Subscribe to Spark
From playlist The World's Best Airport: Changi
Hello there, aviation enthusiasts! Except for those with aviophobia, we believe that everyone enjoys a smooth trip above the clouds on a science, engineering, and technology marvel. However, being on a jet that's about to land urgently may not be the nicest experience. "Mayday, mayday, m
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Behind-The-Scenes At Thailand's Busiest Airport | Bangkok Airport | Spark
We meet Bay, the superstar of VAT refunds, and Dr Geng, the airport doctor with his very own fan club. Competition hots up for the airport's annual awards, but not every customer is satisfied. - Thailand is a place where holiday dreams and disasters meet and the thick of the action can be
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The Miraculous Floating Airport | Super Structures | Spark
The Kansai International Airport is just that - and island built to provide the space for an airport - an engineering marvel. Forty-one aircraft can park at the immense terminal - the only man-made structure other than the Great Wall of China visible from space. The only problem is that th
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Running The World's Friendliest Airport | Changi Airport [Season 1 All Episodes] | Spark
Changi Airport is renowned as the world's best airport, handling over 54 million passengers a year. In this 4-part series, we follow some of the 40,000 remarkable men and women and the extraordinary lengths they go to safeguard or meet the needs and wants of travelers. This is a 4K reuplo
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Behind The Scenes Of The World's Busiest Airport [4K] | Secret Life of Airports | Spark
Each year over 100 million passengers pass through Hartfield Jackson Atlanta airport - making it the busiest in the world. With an extraordinary all-areas-pass, this film offers up a unique combination of jaw-dropping scale and surprisingly intimate stories, to build a picture of the dail
From playlist Spark Top Docs
Flying With Prohibited Items | The World's Best Airport: Changi | Spark
Changi Airport is renowned as the world's best airport, handling over 54 million passengers a year. In this 4-part series, we follow some of the 40,000 remarkable men and women and the extraordinary lengths they go to safeguard or meet the needs and wants of travellers. Subscribe to Spark
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Designing the Perfect Airport Runway
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From playlist Aviation
Airport Staff Deal With Drunk Passenger | The World's Best Airport: Changi | Spark
Changi Airport is renowned as the world's best airport, handling over 54 million passengers a year. In this 4-part series, we follow some of the 40,000 remarkable men and women and the extraordinary lengths they go to safeguard or meet the needs and wants of travellers. Subscribe to Spark
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From Floating Airport, To Rare Look Inside Of A USS Nuclear Submarine | Super Structures | Spark
Mine- At 14,000 feet, in the remote jungles of New Guinea is the largest gold and copper deposit in the world. Getting to that deposit and building a profitable mine was one of the biggest engineering challenges ever. In 1975 an American mining company took up the challenge and using the m
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Why Changi Airport Is Unlike Any Other Airport | The World's Best Airport: Changi | Spark
Changi Airport is renowned as the world's best airport, handling over 54 million passengers a year. In this 4-part series, we follow some of the 40,000 remarkable men and women and the extraordinary lengths they go to safeguard or meet the needs and wants of travellers. Subscribe to Spark
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The $8BN Plan to Save New York's Most Hated Airport
Can LaGuardia really be turned around? See how Bluebeam Revu supports massive US infrastructure projects like this - https://bit.ly/35755SS Full story here - https://theb1m.com/video/laguardia-airport-rebuild-terminal-b Narrator - Fred Mills Producer - Ian Parkin Video Editing - Kurt Fe
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Can Geometry Save A Sinking Island? | Super Structures | Spark
The Kansai International Airport, built on a floating island is an architectural and engineering marvel. There is only one problem, the island is slowly sinking! In a rush against time, engineers and architects try to alleviate the environmental stressors on the island airport through unco
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Gov 2.0 Summit 2010: James T Barry, "Rethinking Air Traffic Management"
http://gov2summit.com James T. Barry (PASSUR Aerospace), "Rethinking Air Traffic Management"
From playlist Gov 2.0 Summit 2010
In the second of the final series of four lectures targeted at helping students in Stanford’s iOS development course from Spring 2020 with their final projects, a powerful object-oriented database, Core Data, is used to enhance the previously-introduced Enroute application. To date in the
From playlist CS193p iPhone Application Development Spring 2020