Case Study
Description
Each
participant registered for the full Aviation Safety and Security
Certificate Program is required to complete an Independent
Study/Research in order to receive a grade for the 6 credit course and
the Aviation Safety and Security Certificate
. A proposal for the independent study is required which is to be
submitted to the program director no later than one month
following the completion of the required course work. The proposal is
intended to help students define their Study topic and to allow an
accurate evaluation of the appropriateness of the topic for the
Certificate Program. To seek approval of the proposed topic area,
please use the Case Study Coordination Form. The required
proposal for the study must be submitted according to the proposal
Guidelines. Additional details and description for the case
study is found in this document.
Case Study Coordination
Form
SELECTED LIST
OF COMPLETED CASE STUDIES
"Human
Factors in Air Traffic Control Work Place" by A.V.M. Mamdouh A. Elbagoury,
Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority, May 1999.
"The
Need to Address Human Factors in Airport Security Screening" by
Nelson Rivera, Boeing Co., December 1999.
“Crime
prevention and Effectiveness of Prevention Measures in Dubai International
Airport (an Empirical Study)” by Abdulla Al Hashimi, United Arab
Emirates Airline, December 1999.
"Standardized
Cockpit Procedures for Airport Surface Operations" by Joseph Spelman,
Mitre Corp., May 2000.
"CFR
14 Part 135 - On Demand Air Taxi Industry Safety Case Study" by
Daniel A. Bitton, DB Aviation, May 2001
"A
Paradigm Shift Required to Achieve FAA's Civil Aviation Security
End State Goals for 2004 and 2009" by Malcolm V. "Skip"
Lane, FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center, May 2001
"Economic
Impact of Airplane Crash Media Coverage on Airline Business Performance"
by Nobuyo Sakata, May 2003.
"Efforts
to Reduce and/or Eliminate Runway Incursions: Philadelphia International
Airport" by Charles J. Isdell, Philadelphia International Airport,
May 2001.
"Cultural
Factors in Aviation Accidents and Incidents" by Susan
Parson, January 20, 2004.
"Runway
Incrusion Risk in Corporate Aviation" by Franklin D Sturgill,
October 25, 2004
"Study
on the Safety of Ultra-Light Aeroplanes in Canada" by
Sherry Sunstrum, Transport Canada Civil Aviation, December 3,
2004.
"Airside
Vehicle and Pedestrian Deviations- Runway Incursions in Canada"
by Richard
Berg, May 16, 2006.
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