Nationality: Iranian

PhD Thesis
Network-wide Robust Climate Optimal Aircraft Trajectory Planning
Supervisors
Manuel Fernando Soler Arnedo (UC3M)
Abstract
Aviation is contributing to global warming through the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) and non-CO2 effects. The latter directly depends on the meteorological condition, thus can be mitigated using climate-aware aircraft trajectory planning. However, determining aircraft trajectories independently is not practical for real traffic scenarios due to the associated interactions and impact at the network scale.
During my Ph.D., the aim is to develop network-wide strategic deconfliction algorithms that consider probabilistic climatic hotspots to assess complexity and capacity reductions and find climatic-resilient solutions in computational times that are compatible with operations.

REFMAP – Reducing Environmental Footprint through transformative Multi-scale Aviation Planning by the European Commission under Grant 101096698