The state of RFID for effective baggage tracking in the airline industry

DeVries, Peter D.

doi:10.1504/ijmc.2008.016574

Cited by 35 publications

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“…Therefore, it has received much attention for many years in the antenna community. For example, in many applications of radio frequency identification (RFID) [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9], metallic objects need to be tagged and identified. However, typical label-fabricated RFID tags do not work well when attached to metallic objects.…”

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Enhancement of Radiation Properties of a Compact Planar Antenna Using Transformation Media as Substrates

Duan¹,

Wu²,

Kong³

et al. 2008

PIER

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Abstract-In this paper we study the behavior of wave radiation of a horizontal electric dipole antenna with grounded metamaterial substrates formed by using coordinate transformation technology. From theoretical analysis and simulation results, we can find that such metamaterial substrates not only improve the directive emission but also enhance the radiation efficiency as the dipole antenna gets closer and closer to the metallic ground plane. We thus demonstrate that the transformation medium can offer a theoretical basis for designing a compact planar antenna with transformation media as substrates. † Also as a visiting scientist with

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancement of Radiation Properties of a Compact Planar Antenna Using Transformation Media as Substrates

Duan¹,

Wu²,

Kong³

et al. 2008

PIER

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“…BHS makes sure that every baggage is delivered to the correct airplane, BHS generate an alert when passenger is not on the plane but his bags are on the plane, in certain case BHS combined with IT system in the airport provide information about the location of both passenger and his baggage [4], so administrator can send him a message for example if he probably fail to boarding on time.…”

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Design considerations of RFID based baggage handling system, a literature review

Baskoro

Prabowo

Trisetyarso

et al. 2017

2017 International Conference on Information Management and Technology (ICIMTech)

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The use of RFID based baggage handling system has widely spread all over the world. This brings a successfully decreasing in the amount of baggage mishandling. SITA 2017 reported that during 10 years until 2016 there is increasing of airline passengers, but decreasing in the amount of mishandled baggage. Many people believe that this great achievement was caused by IT implementation in baggage handling system in airport, including the massive use of RFID for baggage identification tool. Indonesia as one of the countries with the largest population had a significant increasing amount of air passengers and their baggage, that is 15% from 2015 to 2016. Until now this huge number of air baggage is stil manually handled, so Indonesia is facing a serious problem of handling the huge amount of baggage that keep growing. This paper is a preliminary literature study to iniate the development of RFID based baggage handling system in Indonesia. The research question is what is design considerations to develop RFID based baggage handling system.

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“…It is unclear who will foot the bill for installing RFID systems because the responsibility for baggage handling varies around the world. Experts recommend that it will be more beneficial if the airports rather than the individual airlines adopt the system [21]. Viswanadham et al [23] tried to address this issue by highlighting scenarios in the baggage handling process [64] where RFID-enabled technologies may be uniquely positioned to create value.…”

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