Greening the airport landside area: Light rail rapid transit access system

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Green Energy and Technology | 2011年 / 52卷
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10.1007/978-0-85729-658-0_7
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Many airports worldwide, particularly large airports, are increasingly being faced with requirements relating to approval of plans for expansion of airside and landside infrastructure to accommodate the perceived traffic growth efficiently, effectively, and safely. This implies that each such expansion, in order to get approval, must be at least environmentally neutral in terms of increased local noise, emissions of greenhouse gases, airside and landside congestion, land take (use), and safety in terms of traffic incidents/accidents.
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