Modelling of fatigue in aviation

Hulínská, Šárka; Kraus, Jakub; Vittek, Peter; Štumper, Marek

doi:10.1201/9781351238649-36

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“…3) Set the official schedule in accordance with the fatigue risk management system so that the East Terminal Control Area (TMA) can operate normally again. While fatigue risk management system according to [15] is a data-driven means to continuously monitor and manage fatigue-related safety risks, based on scientific principles and knowledge and operational experience aimed at ensuring relevant personnel work at an adequate level of vigilance.…”

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Optimization of The East Terminal Control Area (TMA) Sector At PERUM LPPNPI Denpasar Branch

Ristawidya,

Putriekapuja

2023

IJPSAT

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic which resulted in a decrease in traffic, Perum LPPNPI Denpasar Branch adjusted flight traffic services as needed, one of it is the East Terminal Control Area (TMA) was temporarily not operating so that traffic coming from the east was served by West Terminal Control Area (TMA). After traffic conditions begin to normalize, during peak hours the amount of traffic guided by the TMA unit reaches 30 traffic per hour where the TMA unit provides services at an altitude of 10,000 feet to a height of 24,500 feet. The return to normal traffic has led to an increase in the load of communication in the West Terminal Control Area (TMA) sector so optimization of the East Terminal Control Area (TMA) sector is needed. This research was conducted with the aim of providing suggestions to optimize the East Terminal Control Area (TMA) sector to improve flight traffic services at the Perum LPPNPI Denpasar Branch. The method used is qualitative descriptive.From this study, it was found that the lack of personnel was a barrier to optimizing the East Terminal Control Area (TMA) sector. Therefore, the authors suggest a review of the needs of the number of personnel and the determination of Operating Hours (OH).

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confidence: 99%