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"2001 Space OR" Air space, Passenger space & time/space
Venue:
Grand Hyatt Bali, Indonesia
Conference Dates
start 14 May , 2001 @ 9 am
finish 15 May , 2001 @ 4pm
Chairman : Ken Wang
This is the annual AGIFORS Study Group meeting where delegates study the process of airline planning with an emphasis on developing OR techniques and systems
to minimize fleet requirements and other scheduled related costs. These OR techniques are also used improve revenues and improve punctuality of proposed flight
schedules. This group includes Corporate Planning, which is concerned with strategic decision making, fleet selection, fleet assignment, route planning and medium to
long term financial planning, as well as airspace and airport capacity issues.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
The conference fee of US$ 195 covers costs of meeting facilities e.g.
room rental, coffee breaks and lunches. We have an agreement from the Grand
Hyatt to assist the collection of the conference fees, when you check in @ the
hotel. Hotel reservation at the Grand Hyatt Bali is the responsibility of
the attendees. However, we have blocked some rooms for the nights
of 13th and 14th May. We have negotiated an attractive rate per night of USD
90 Plus 21% tax and service charge. This rate is available for 4 days prior
or after the meeting date but you will have to book before 10 April. So if you
intend to go, please hurry and book directly.
Contact hotel by faxing the attached form to the numbers below and quote
"AGIFORS SSP Study Group" to obtain the special rate.
ATTENTION
Shanti M. Hutahaean
Convention Services Executive
GRAND HYATT BALI
Nusa Dua, Bali Indonesia.
Tel : 62.361.771234 Ext. 8205
Fax : 62.361.772038
Email : shutahaean@grandhyattbali.com
Major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Diner's Club),
will be the accepted.
NO CASH OR CHEQUES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
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Please make sure you book DIRECTLY with the hotel. If you have any problems,
then contact Adri Rivai, Bus Dev Mgr. Email:arivai@grandhyattbali.com Again, a
form is attached print it out fill in the required info and fax it. The form
will also be available shortly on website (www.agifors.org) for you to book @
the hotel & register with agifors.
Presentations
This year the meeting will address the following : In the early 1970's
aviation in '2001 was envisaged is as a period of hyper efficiency . Now we are
in 2001 the realities of commercial aviation are different. With the advent of
deregulation starting in the late '70s, airline traffic grew exponentially world
wide yet the technology of managing air traffic @ airport and airspace has grown
much slower. Aircraft manufactures, aviation authorities and airlines are facing
new challenges as congestion and costs escalate and public patience from
mounting delays are wearing thin. New insights, initiatives and strategies from
ATC, airline planners and governments urgently needed. New IT systems and OR
techniques integrating demand flow management, pricing etc. are required in
light of these challenges. This conference will address the following issues
- A New Formulation of Demand Driven Dispatch - UAL
- Integration of Scheduling and Revenue Management at AA
- The new air traffic management (ATM) system - Boeing
- The approach developed to generate future schedules to be used in ATM capacity assessment studies
- Boeing
- A schedule planning tool for maximizing revenue while maintaining schedule feasibility - Parc Tech
- Effectiveness of an airline's planned hub operations - Atraxis AG
- An analysis of European hub growth - BA
- Zero-based Scheduling - BA
- Fleet Assignment - BA
- Network planning and management tools
- Tail Assignment as a Key Planning Problem - Carmen Systems AB
- Planning for structural change of an airline system - QEDM
Active participation by the attendees of this meeting is necessary for it to
be successful. We therefore encourage you to share your ideas with the others in
our airline OR industry in the form of a presentation to the group. A soft copy
of your presentation should be made available for the meeting and for
publication.
Presentations do not need to describe a completed or implemented
work. An update on a long-term project or a discussion of ideas for the future
development is often as interesting and useful to the group. If you are
planning to make a presentation please advise Ken Wang by 01 April,
2001.
Provisional Agenda
Monday May 14th
Morning Review
Presentations
Noon Lunch provided at the hotel
Afternoon Presentations
Evening Group Dinner
Tuesday May 15th
Morning Presentations
Study Group Administration Business
Noon Lunch provided at the hotel
Afternoon Presentations
Summary
Remember, if you intend to present a paper, please email a summary to Ken
Wang at kenwang@attglobal.net, by 01 April 2001.
Overseas delegates should arrive in Bali by the evening
of the 13th May.
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Meeting Summary
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