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Tue Aug 26

 Introduction to the class; syllabus; projects; homework; tests; grade.

Chapter 1 pp. 1-35

Wisconsin Department of Transportation positions:  job announcement and application instructions http://wisc.jobs

 

Look under "Engineers, Architects" and "Transportation Department of." Deadline to apply is October 13, 2008.  Use button at top of page to apply.

Thu Aug 28

 Chapter 1 pp. 35-43

Homework #1: Internet exercise.  Neat tables/graphs separate page for data, separate for graphs-one entire page for each graph, in landscape orientation.  Where the horizontal axis is year/time, make sure that the values you present are evenly spaced.

Government Agencies: Federal, State, County, City.  Major airports near Milwaukee.

The United States Department of Transportation (DOT employs almost 60,000 people across the country DOT agencies)

The Federal Aviation Administration

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation  (Air Transportation part of WisDOT)

Milwaukee County owner of  General Mitchell International Airport

City of Chicago, IL owner of  City of Chicago Airports   O'Hare Airport runway use report

Transportation safety:

National Transportation Safety Board

Air transportation organizations:

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA)

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

Air Transport Association (ATA)

Helicopter Association International (HAI)

Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA)

Airports Council International (ACI)

GAMA (General Aviation Manufacturers)

JAA (Joint Aviation Authorities)

Mon Sep 1

Labor Day holiday

Tue Sep 2

 Chapter 3 pp. 77-90

Aviation Organizations

Website

International Air Transport Association

www.iata.org

U.S. Census Bureau

www.census.gov

Federal Aviation Administration

www.faa.gov

U.S. Department of Transportation

www.dot.gov

FedStats

www.fedstats.gov

Aviation Consumer Protection Division (DOT)

http://airconsumer.ost.dot.gov

International Civil Aviation Organization

www.icao.int

Transportation Security Information

www.tsa.gov

FlightStats

www.flightstats.com

Air Transport Association

www.airlines.org

Air Transport World

www.atwonline.com

Wisconsin Department of Transportation

www.dot.wisconsin.gov/modes/air.htm

Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Office of Airline Information

www.bts.gov

National Transportation Safety Board

www.ntsb.gov/aviation/stats.htm

Thu Sep 4

 Homework #1 due beginning of class

Chapter 3 pp. 90-97

Sample ICAO Journal

Tue Sep 9

 Chapter 3 pp. 97-110

Wisconsin Department of Transportation entry level job opportunities

Job Announcements Code 08-1950

Call 608 267 4593 for materials

Deadline: 4:30 pm Monday, October 13, 2008

Questions?  Tammy Haack 608 267 8932  or Jeff Fischer 608 266 7536

Sign up for on-campus interview

 

Interested in an internship?

Thu Sep 11

Chapter 3 pp. 110-118 

Homework #2 assigned: Problems #2 and #3  pp.777-778

Tue Sep 16

Chapter 3 pp. 118-122.

EMAS system watch the video

Mobile a/c arresting system

Thu Sep 18

FAA Advisory Circular No 150/5325-4B: Runway lengths for regional jets and those airplanes with a max certificated t/o weight of more than 60,000 pounds

Homework #2 due beginning of class

Homework #3 assigned Sep 20

Airplane manufacturer web sites (source: FAA AC No 150/5325-4B)

Tue Sep 23

FAA Advisory Circular No 150/5325-4B: Runway lengths for aircraft with a MTOW ≤ 12,500 lbs and those with 12,500 lbs < MTOW ≤  60,000 lbs

The crash of United Flight 232 in Sioux City, Iowa, en route to Chicago ORD.  44 min video

Actual audio last few seconds

Thu Sep 25

Chapter 3 pp. 134-139.  Standard Atmosphere; Indicated Airspeed; Track, Heading, headwind, crosswind, crab angle.

 Homework #3 due beginning of class

Homework #4 assigned Friday Sep 26

New runway for the Seattle-Tacoma airport  The closely-spaced runways limit operations during IMC conditions that occur 44% of the time at this airport.  Read about capacity and delay; also the $1 billion cost and why it took 20 years(!) to complete. (from ASCE SmartBrief, September 26,2008)

Tue Sep 30

Chapter 7:  Runway configurations; Holding bays;  Holding aprons;  Relation of terminal area to runways; Analysis of wind:  Example prolbem 7-1Runway orientation: wind analysis   pp 249-274. Runway marking pp 658-659

Homework #5 assigned: Exercise # 12 pp 785-786.

Thu Oct 2

 Homework #4 due beginning of class

Airport Design Chapter 9.  FAA Airport Reference Code;  ICAO Aerodrome Reference Code; Runway spacing under VMC and IMC;  Runway lines of sight, gradient, vertical curvature  pp. 363-383

AC 150/5300-13 Chg13

Tue Oct 7

Airport Design Chapter 9: Taxiway Design; taxiway exit location pp 383-409

AC 150/5300-13 Chg13

Thu Oct 9

Airport Design Chapter 9: Taxiway curve design, holding pads, Apron, Gate, design.

AC 150/5300-13 Chg13

Imaginary surfaces FAR part 77 and surfaces defined in Design Standards AC 150/5300-13 Chg 13.

Watch the imaginary surfaces video by the Washington state Department of Transportation

 

Homework #6 assigned: Exercise #13 p 786  (read example problem 7-3 pp 286-287);  Exercise # 28 pp 799-800 (read example problem 9-7 pp 424-428)

 

Attention

  • Exercise #13 provide a profile view before and after the displaced threshold, dimensioned.

  • Exercise #28 provide a dimensioned plan view showing all clearances and distances (distances to fixed or moveable objects, taxilane-taxiway, taxiway-runway, runway-runway and all other pertinent distances) Attach copies of the tables you used, highlighting the values you chose.  Use the provided AC 150/5300-13 Appendix 13 handouts or the airplane manufacturer's web site to determine a/c dimensions.  Use the AC 150/5300-13 most recent runway and taxiway separation etc. dimension tables provided in class.  Design for the most restrictive (limited) visibility conditions, assuming precision instrument operations.

Homework #5 due beginning of class

 

Test #1 Review Guide

Tue Oct 14

Test 1

14th Annual ITS Forum at Marquette University 7:45 am to 3:30 pm

Thu Oct 16

Fri Oct 17

Midterm break

Tue Oct 21

 Graduate student Homework A due

Thu Oct 23

 Homework #6 due beginning of class

Mon Oct 27

Advising week for Spring semester starts

Tue Oct 28

 

Thu Oct 30

 

Tue Nov 4

 

Thu Nov 6

 

Tue Nov 11

 

Thu Nov 13

 

Fri Nov 14

Final day to withdraw with “W”

Tue Nov 18

 

Thu Nov 20

 

Tue Nov 25

Test 2

Wed Nov 26

Sun Nov 30

Thanksgiving holiday

Tue Dec 2

 

Thu Dec 4

Last day of class

Sun Dec 14

Sun Jan 11

Christmas holiday

Mon Jan 12

Spring semester starts

Mon Jan 19

Martin Luther King Day-holiday

Final exam schedule: http://www.marquette.edu/registrar/calendar/fall08exams.shtml

 

Mon Dec 8

1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Final exam

Airport Planning & Design

Wed Dec 10

1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

Final exam

Traffic Characteristics & Design