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Special Event Staging Areas (Super Bowl)
This map is created to control traffic and avoid congestion around LAS airport during Super Bowl week in Las Vegas. I specified and color coded the staging areas/parking lots for buses, trucks, limousines, transportation network companies (TNCs) such as Uber and Lyft, NFL operations, and volunteers. Also, highlighted Metro and the traffic control flaggers, added number of parking spaces, and specified pickup routes to Terminal 1 and Terminal 3. In addition, I generated QR code for each staging area address to make it easy for the drivers to reach their destinations, the driver can scan and go.
Submitted by Vian Dawood, Clark County Department of Aviation (LAS Airport)
Movement Area Airfield Markings
Last year, I accurately digitized our airfield markings to improve various maps, such as our Airfield Marking Plan, and to prepare data for an Airfield Marking Maintenance application we are now in the process of creating. However, I wasn't familiar with the terminology at the time for most of these markings and needed something to reference. This map is a section of the LAS airfield that captures every type of marking within our movement area and symbolizes them in a way that makes them very easy to identify.
Submitted by Jacob Wilson, Clark County Department of Aviation
Enhancing Part 139 Inspections: GIS-Based Modeling of EMAS
The SDF Operations team created a detailed GIS map of our Runway 29’s EMAS at KSDF using drone-captured imagery. This map played a crucial role in the Part 139 inspection process, helping the operations department identify areas of degrading and potential hazards such as surface erosion or material displacement. Notably, the map revealed a low area on the EMAS, depicted with light blue shading, which may require further attention. The map is composed of over 325 photos taken during a 12-minute flight conducted by our operations team during a runway closure, providing a comprehensive view of the EMAS to ensure continued compliance and assisting in preventive maintenance safety.
Submitted by Edgar Halcomb, Louisville Regional Airport Authority
The History of Page Field
Page Field has a distinguished history as a Military Training field in Southwest Florida. The GIS team at LCPA has crafted a story map that traces the development of Page Field from its origins to the present day. This story map will serve as a key tool for our Communications and Marketing team, aiding in the promotion of new business opportunities at Page Field while celebrating its historical significance.
Submitted by Adam Zimmerman, Lee County Airport Authority.
Top 10 Domestic Destinations from SJC
This map visualizes the top 10 domestic destinations from SJC by passenger count from May 2022 - April 2023. Data is publicly available through the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Figures from 2022 are shown in the bar chart to show the change in passenger count between the two years.
Submitted by Phillip Garrett, City of San Jose - Airport Division
Artwork at San José Mineta International Airport
Art plays a crucial role at the San José Mineta International Airport, serving as a powerful medium to enhance passenger experience, reflect local culture and establish the region's role as a global center of technology and innovation. The artworks displayed here showcases the diversity, creativity and energy of San José and transforms a mere transportation hub into a vibrant cultural space. This StoryMap was created as a testament to the airport's commitment to celebrate the city’s diversity, historic richness and innovative spirit.
Submitted by Matthew Leung, City of San José - Airport Division
Spatial Collaboration Digital Twin Nexus with AI Insights
Our maps-based spatial collaboration digital twin platform is not just a visualization that can import in AutoCAD files, but allows direct re-drawing of structural boundaries directly in a browser to maintain the digital version of the physical world. Once modifications are made, the advanced Drafts & Approvals mode allows supervisors to approve the changes. Each "digital layer" can not only be static data, but overlays real-time IoT to visualize a true digital twin, whether it's aircrafts or vehicles or cleaning robots. Due to how we are tapping into various data silos, our AI can understand and help provide valuable insights to allow managers to make decisions quicker.
Submitted by Eric Liu, TwinMatrix Technologies
Native App-free Map for Passenger Mobile Use
This map was created by Pointr as an alternative to downloading an airport app to access site maps. We’ve shrunk the digitized map we built the airport as well as the algorithms that locate the passenger on the map with high-accuracy, within the strict 15mb limit of this "app-less" tech. This enables passengers to benefit from a live "bluedot" wayfinding navigation experience on their phone without downloading a mobile app.
I used ESRI Business Analyst data to show the percent of people who have taken a trip by plane in the last year. I overlayed drive times from the GRR airport and included the locations of other airports, both commercial and GA, sized based on the amount of flights per day.
Submitted by Stephanie Oosterhouse, Gerald R. Ford International Airport
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