An information system to store massive amounts of data, and a software interface with a focus on using the data for supporting analysis of collaborative routing problems are needed. The database server, installed at the FAA in Washington DC, collects more than six hundred megabytes of data a day, and enables multiple, remote users to have concurrent access to the data. The client-server application has been designed to give FAA traffic managers and airline operations control staff feedback about the performances of flights in the National Airspace System. It provides an interface to access and view data about filed and actual flight routes of flight, as well as quantitative data about planned and actual departure times, air times, fuel consumption, and arrival times. It has a graphical, user-friendly functionality that allows analysts with limited computer skills to easily access, filter, and visualize flight information.
POET also allows the user access to a collection of data mining and querying tools.
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