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ACC Global Business Summit
November 30, 2011
Washington, DC
This event is ideal for those who are entering the global marketplace
as well as for seasoned global experts who are interested in expanding
their presence and network. Veterans and newcomers will exchange
valuable tips and insights and teaming opportunities often materialize
during such conversations. More...
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2011 ACC/ACI_NA/FAA NEPA and Planning Workshop
December 5-7, 2011
Atlanta, GA
An uncertain economy, changing federal budget priorities, volatile
fuel costs, new technologies, an aging population, and an ever-changing
regulatory environment: all are contributing to making airport facility
and environmental planning efforts more challenging than ever.
What skills will you need to plan your airport facilities in the next
decade? What can you do to make your NEPA efforts move rapidly and
effectively from Notice of Preparation to Record of Decision? How
can you ensure that your plans are flexible enough to respond to
unexpected changes in the economy, regulatory requirements, and facility
needs? This jointly sponsored event, designed for airport planners and
environmental specialists of all skill and experience levels, will
answer these pressing questions and more. More...
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Airport Pavement Design & Evaluation Workshop
January 30-February 1, 2012
Tampa, FL
Aimed at
engineers and practitioners responsible for the design or construction
of new or rehabilitated airfield pavements, this course consists of a
combination of lecture discussion and pavement design workshops from
airport consultants, FAA representatives and other industry leaders. It
reflects the changes to FAA AC 5320-6E and provides hands-on experience
with FAARFIELD, the FAA's pavement design software. At the end of the
course, successful participants will have completed 18 Professional
Development Hours (PDH) and will be able to describe the principles of
airfield pavement design, develop airfield pavement designs for new or
rehabilitation projects, and evaluate the structural capacity of
existing pavements using the FAA’s latest pavement design
procedures and tools. More...
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Airports GIS Workshop
February 1-2, 2012
Tampa, FL
The FAA’s new
Airports GIS program, combined with new Advisory Circular (AC)
requirements for geospatial and aeronautical data gathering and
formulation, has brought about a major paradigm shift in the way airport
data is handled. The new set of standards and policies significantly
changes the way in which airports must collect data related to capital
projects, master plans and ALPs, as well as how the data must be
submitted to the FAA’s new AIRPORTS GIS program. This new approach
will provide a centralized data store that will ensure consistency and
accuracy, and will provide for a common data access point for the FAA as
well as the airport community. This workshop will educate airport
professionals of all disciplines on the FAA’s new requirements and
their implications on airport projects and the FAA grant approval
process. Workshop participants will understand what they need to do and
how to get up and running with the FAA’s AIRPORTS GIS
protocols. More...
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