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Undergraduate use of complex simulation tools for airspace design

Congestion in the USA's air transportation system is a major national problem - worse yet, it is likely to increase (perhaps to the point of crisis) in the next few years. This is a very complex problem, yet, with the aid of appropriate software tools, it is feasible to involve undergraduate students in sophisticated research projects that could help illuminate this complex system's workings.

George L. Donohue

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