Reliability-based optimization planning of aerodromes runway orientation for crosswind
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Aerodromes; Air transport; Airport planning; Runway project.Resumo
The Wind Rose is the conventional method applied to define the best runway orientation, which is based
on a frequentist analysis of probability and on a significant data amount. The method presents questionable
precision about results. Hence, this paper aims to provide an alternative method based on the axiomatic definition of
probability, which uses the First Order Reliability Method (FORM) in order to achieve the reliability indexes
associated to the able runway orientations. The proposed method was developed in ForTran language and applied to
a case study in order to its evaluation and exemplification. Results showed that the best orientation was similar for
both conventional and proposed method, however, the calculated probabilities were significantly different. Finally,
this study contributes to the advancement of this probabilistic approach for cases that data cannot be exclusively
described by a bivariate normal distribution and when relevant correlations occur between variables.
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