Deliverables
This activity focuses on formulating guidelines towards the end-user board in order to apply the results from the integrated PASSME solutions into their practice. This translation focuses primarily on making the scientific research oriented PASSME model and the solutions developed for Amsterdam and Hamburg airport applicable for a wider audience in practice.
Kickoff meetingThis deliverable is a short description of the kickoff meeting at M1 including a summary of outcomes
Specification interiorsThe specifications concern specific elements in the built environment (both airport and aircraft interior)
Final report on impact of PASSMEthis report describes the measured effects on the key metrics to demonstrate the impact of PASSME on the overall airport system: airport travel time, luggage drop off and pickup time, and boarding time as well as experience.
Passenger personal system definitionBased on WP1 requirements ie for passenger localisation and the psychological model of the passenger the sensors needed for the development of PASSME services will be defined
Concept of Operations documentthe PASSME Operating Method is defined using a continuously and proactive passengercentric monitor and forecast system This covers processes procedures and recommended enhancements that could be achieved through an advanced passengercentric monitor and forecast system
CoP summary reportThe Community of Practice summary report will be produced after each CoP meeting
Requirements documentRequirements Capturing of the PassengerCentric Forecast System consisting of Operational Requirements Functional Requirements and Interface Requirements
Preliminary PASSME modelThe preliminary PASSME model will provide the basis for WPs 2 to 5 This model covers a first version of the various entities involved their interrelationships and what can be adjusted or altered and on which elements we aim to focus based on quantitative and qualitative analysis
verview of state-of-the art requirementsappropriate as is scenarios will be developed demonstrating current passengers interactions flow and behaviours with both the airports operations staff and fellow passengers within the airport complexes The as is scenarios will be constructed based on data acquired through interviews and questionnaires
Concept selectionThe most promising concepts will be selected for further development on Task 53 based on specific speedup configurations for airport and aircraft interiors
Architecture documentThe System Architecture of the Passenger-Centric Forecast System consists of the functional breakdown of the passenger-centric monitor and forecast system, a break down of the system into functional blocks based on functional requirements and identification of the interfaces needed between the functional blocks.
The luggage ModelThe luggage Model, the On Board Luggage Model, the model of the good bought during the passenger journey and the integration of these.
System acceptability and incentives schemeThis deliverable consists dedicated technology developed within PASSME, as well as off the shelf solutions such as heart rate monitors and ‘fitbits’ (www.fitbit.com) to elicit attitudes and opinions in as valid manner as possible. This will provide the basis for the design of the incentives systems to be used to implement the PASSME personalised device, as well as the design of the HMI itself.
Presentation of the project by Website social media platforms videos pod casts slide shows brochure with periodic updates
The Implementation is done according to the implementation plan with support and tightly supervision of the airport and their subcontracted service providers.
Publications
Author(s):
Jessica Coppens, Sagar Dangal, Mirte Vendel, Shabila Anjani, Stefan Akkerman, Suzanne Hiemstra-van Mastrigt, Peter Vink
Published in:
International Journal of Aviation, Aeronautics, and Aerospace, 2018, ISSN 2374-6793
Publisher:
Elsevier
DOI:
10.15394/ijaaa.2018.1200
Author(s):
Joyce M.A. Bouwens, Wan-Jen J. Tsay, Peter Vink
Published in:
Work, Issue 58/4, 2017, Page(s) 579-584, ISSN 1051-9815
Publisher:
IOS Press
DOI:
10.3233/WOR-172637
Author(s):
Stefan Akkerman, Peter Vink
Published in:
In: Bagnara S., Tartaglia R., Albolino S., Alexander T., Fujita Y. (eds) Proceedings of the 20th Congress of the International Ergonomics Association (IEA 2018). IEA 2018. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing,, Issue vol 824, 2018, Page(s) 220-224
Publisher:
Springer International Publishing
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-319-96071-5_23
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