Aircraft annoyance minimization around urban airports based on fuzzy logic

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Document typeConference report
Defense date2007-05
PublisherGERAD; École Polytechnique de Montréal; Cadi Ayyad University
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Abstract
This paper presents a strategy based on fuzzy
logic and lexicographic multi-objective optimization for designing noise abatement procedures aimed at reducing the noise exposure of the population living around the airports. A non-linear multi-objective optimal control problem is formally
written and identified. A lexicographic optimization technique is presented for establishing a hierarchical order among the
optimization objectives which are the noise at several different sensitive locations and fuel or time consumption criteria. A fuzzy logic set has been established to represent the noise annoyance in four different sensitive locations around the airport. A model for departure procedures has been used and the solution for a hypothetical scenario with four different noise sensitive locations is presented.
CitationQuevedo, J.; Prats, X.; Nejjari, F.; Puig, V. Aircraft annoyance minimization around urban airports based on fuzzy logic.A: The conference on systems and control. Marrakech: Cadi Ayyad University, 2007
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