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Robustness analysis of the European air traffic network

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The Relative Area Index (RAI) as mentioned in this paper quantifies the importance of an individual node relevant to the performance of the entire network when it suffers from capacity reduction at a local scale.
Abstract
The European air traffic network (ATN), consisting of a set of airports and area control centres, is highly complex. The current indicator of its performance, air traffic flow management delays, is insufficient for planning and management purposes. Topological analysis of ATNs of this kind has highlighted betweenness centrality (BC) as an indicator of network robustness, although such an indicator assumes no knowledge of actual traffic flows and the network's operational characteristics. This paper conducts topological and operational analyses of the European ATN in order to derive a more relevant and appropriate indicator of robustness. By applying a flow maximisation model to the network influenced by a range of capacity reductions at the local level, we propose a new index called the Relative Area Index (RAI). The RAI quantifies the importance of an individual node relevant to the performance of the entire network when it suffers from capacity reduction at a local scale. Air traffic data from three typ...

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