A software development application for sustainable airport performance analysis

Merdivenci, Fahriye; Erturgut, Ramazan; Coşkun, Artuğ Eren

doi:10.17270/j.log.2021.529

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“…Some case studies illustrate the impact of economic evaluation on decisionmaking for projects where the use of crack-sealed pavements (CSOL) is 35.8% and 28.3% more cost-effective than Portland cement concrete (PCC) and hot mix asphalt (HMA), respectively [45], as well as the central role that local governments play in the impacts of infrastructure development on soil, water, air, and wildlife species, and the strategies for mitigating and adapting wildlife populations at airports [46]. In today's rapidly changing global economy, airports play an important role in measuring and managing sustainable performance based on economic, social, and environmental parameters [47].…”

Section: Building Comfort and Airport Materialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainability in the Airports Ecosystem: A Literature Review

2023

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The global challenges of sustainability are transforming the economy of the 21st Century. Economic, social, and environmental sustainability impacts regulators and businesses, particularly in the aviation industry, and facilitates access to productive services and market linkages. Airport stakeholders are increasingly pressuring companies to consider their socioeconomic impacts and manage them sustainably and resiliently. Business is paramount to airport companies in this competitive and economically sensitive climate. Many studies have addressed the issue of airport sustainability from specific perspectives. These perspectives include economic sustainability, benefits related to economic and environmental sustainability, and the impact of operations on the airport environment. This report summarises the current state of airport environmental sustainability practices, including greenhouse gas emissions from airport pavements, energy management strategies for airport buildings and operations, water conservation, and waste management. We aim to provide a clear and integrative picture of these impacts on airport sustainability through a systematic literature review while advancing knowledge A systematic literature review was performed using the PRISMA guidelines (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) methodology. This systematic literature review sought to consolidate knowledge on the subject. In order to illustrate the link between major categories and their corresponding trends, authors used VOSviewer scientific software. The compilation of existing knowledge on the three components of sustainability likely underscores the importance of overall airport sustainability. It is suggested that further studies be conducted.

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Section: Building Comfort and Airport Materialsmentioning

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Sustainability in the Airports Ecosystem: A Literature Review

2023

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“…As the world population continues to increase and countries have developed modern aviation networks, there is a growing number of passengers who use air transportation [ 2 ]. Moreover, the more demand for air travel increases, so does the demand for new aircrafts, employees and airports [ 3 , 4 ]. These leads to an increase in the negative effects of aviation on the environment.…”

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Trends and emerging research directions of sustainable aviation: A bibliometric analysis

Yaşar Dinçer,

Yirmibeşoğlu,

Bilişli

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“…Logistics performance, which acts as leverage over logistics activities, has emerged with the basic principle of “capturing optimization” in business processes in which all actors in the supply chain take part, and it has been extensively researched over the years in various disciplines (Bowersox et al , 2008). Many measurement tools have been developed for the purpose of determining logistics performance (Azevedo and Ferreira, 2007; Barbosa and Musetti, 2011; Bansia et al , 2014; Keebler and Plank, 2009; Schmitz and Platts, 2004; Merdivenci et al, 2021), and they play an important role for business management as they provide the necessary information in strategic decisions and actions to be taken by businesses (Gunasekaran and Kobu, 2007). In this context, logistics performance covers many business level topics such as delivery reliability, order fulfillment capacity, responsiveness to customer requests, feedback level, customer service flexibility and product promotion (Shang and Marlow, 2007).…”

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An empirical research on developing a logistics performance scale

Coşkun

Erturgut

2021

IJPPM

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PurposeThe main objective of this study is to identify reliable and valid performance dimensions for both the identification and quantification of logistics performance that continues its development in the academic literature.Design/methodology/approachQuantitative research approach was used in the scale development process. First, the logistical performance literature was analyzed in detail, and it was evaluated that the logistics performance consists mainly of logistics efficiency, logistics differentiation, logistics agility and logistics effectiveness dimensions. During the scale development process, opinions were obtained from academics, industry managers and pilot applications were carried out. For the implementation of the developed scale, a total of 108 companies engaged in logistics activities in Turkey were identified, and the developed scale was applied to 398 logistics professionals.FindingsA 28-item logistics performance scale has been developed based on the resource-based theory to measure totally five-dimensional performance. First, the three items under the logistics agility dimension were separated from this dimension as a result of the exploratory factor analysis, and it was understood that these items belong to the “logistics flexibility” dimension. The established structure was supported by confirmatory factor analysis. The reliability and validity of the scale are within the range of acceptable values.Research limitations/implicationsThe research data were collected from the Western Mediterranean region. The scale should be tested in different geographies.Originality/valueBy means of establishing a valid and reliable scale for logistics performance and its sub-dimensions, it is evaluated that this study will contribute to future research based on the measurement of logistics performance.

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A software development application for sustainable airport performance analysis

Cited by 6 publications

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Sustainability in the Airports Ecosystem: A Literature Review

Sustainability in the Airports Ecosystem: A Literature Review

Trends and emerging research directions of sustainable aviation: A bibliometric analysis

An empirical research on developing a logistics performance scale

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