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Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into Traditional Airport Projects (2012)

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Suggested Citation:"Chapter 6 - Case Study Summaries." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2012. Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into Traditional Airport Projects. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/22698.
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23 The facilities identified for case study as part of this research represent documented (or documentable) decision-making and evaluation processes, along with quantified, measur- able, or anticipated results/benefits of an environmental, financial, and/or social nature. All outcomes were considered to be valuable information to other airports, regardless of whether they were desired, anticipated, unexpected, successful, or unsuccessful. The fact that a facility incorporated a sustainable practice and then has results and “lessons learned” to share with others has deemed it favorable for consideration as a case study. Airports selected for case study include domestic and international, large and mid-size com- mercial service airports, and general aviation airports. Non-airport facilities include those with initiatives directly applicable to airports. Full case study results can be accessed through the accompanying ASAT. 6.1 List of Facilities The following is an alphabetical list of facilities selected for case study: Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN) Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) Denver International Airport (DEN) Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport (ITH) Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Oakland International Airport (OAK) Paulding Northwest Airport (PUJ) Portland International Jetport (PWM) Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Weber Academic Center at Judson University (WAC) Harold Washington Social Security Building (WHS) Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) 6.2 List of Initiatives The sustainable initiatives in place at the airports and other facilities selected for case study cover a broad spectrum of practices. Case Study Summaries C h a p t e r 6

24 Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into traditional airport projects 6.2.1 Administrative Items and Procedures The following case studies include information related to the development, implementa- tion, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into everyday airport operations and activities related to administrative items and procedures. • Stockholm Arlanda International Airport – Developing an Airport Sustainability Program • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Integration of sustainability into Master Plan updates – Developing a Sustainability Program • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Airport Planning and Construction initiatives • Chicago Department of Aviation – Sustainable Airport Manual – LEED Certification – Sustainability Evaluation and Recommendation Team (SERT) • Denver International Airport – Sustainability Management Plan • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Sustainability Manager/Success Stories/Message – Integration into the Organization – Identifying Solutions • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Green Airport Initiative – Sustainability Program • Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport – Sustainable Master Plan • Los Angeles International Airport – Sustainable Guidelines – Sustainability Performance Improvement Management System • Oakland International Airport – LEED Certified Buildings – General Environmental Program Activities • Portland, Maine International Jetport – LEED for Buildings • Seattle-Tacoma International Airport – Sustainability Vision – Project Analysis/Asset Management • San Francisco International Airport – Sustainable Initiatives • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Environmental Management System and ISO 14001 Certification – Sustainability integration including Alternative Energy Analysis and LEED Certification 6.2.2 Sustainable Site Management The following case studies include information related to the development, implementation, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into design and construction, as well as everyday airport operations and activities related to sustainable site selection and management.

Case Study Summaries 25 • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Integration of Sustainability into Master Plan Updates – Sustainable Initiatives incorporated into design/construction of runway extension • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Airport Planning and Construction Sustainable Initiatives • Chicago Department of Aviation – Sustainable Airport Manual – Vegetated Green Roofs • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Operations and Maintenance Initiatives – Water Sense • Denver International Airport – Construction Measures – Sustainability Management Plan • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Green Airport Initiative – Operations – Sustainability Program – Staff Training • Los Angeles International Airport – Construction Mitigation – Construction Activity – Sustainability Guidelines – Operations – Water Conservation • Oakland International Airport – General Environmental Program Activities • Portland, Maine International Jetport – LEED for Buildings • Seattle-Tacoma International Airport – Sustainable aviation fuels • San Francisco International Airport – Water Conservation • Water Harvesting Solutions - Harold Washington Social Security Building – Water harvesting • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Environmental Management System – Stormwater Management/Central Deicing Facility – Integration of Sustainability into Design and Construction 6.2.3 Water Efficiency The following case studies include information related to the development, implementation, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into design and construction, as well as everyday airport operations and activities related to water efficiency. • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Integration of Sustainability into Master Plan Updates – Sustainable Initiatives incorporated into design/construction of runway extension • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Central Plant/Chilled Water – Airport Planning and Construction Sustainable Initiatives

26 Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into traditional airport projects • Chicago Department of Aviation – Sustainable Airport Manual – Vegetated Green Roofs • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Water Sense • Denver International Airport – Construction Measures • Los Angeles International Airport – Water Conservation – Construction Mitigation – Construction Activity • Paulding Northwest Airport – Stormwater Management with Rock Cribs • San Francisco International Airport – Water Conservation • Water Harvesting Solutions – Harold Washington Social Security Building – Water Harvesting • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Stormwater Management – Integration of Sustainability into Design and Construction – Stormwater Management/Central Deicing Facility 6.2.4 Energy and Atmosphere The following case studies include information related to the development, implementation, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into design and construction, as well as everyday airport operations and activities related to energy and atmosphere. • Stockholm Arlanda International Airport – Biogas Production – Underground Energy Storage • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Energy Smart Resource Center – Green Energy Initiatives – Integration of Sustainability into Master Plan Updates – Sustainable Initiatives incorporated into design/construction of runway extension • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Alternative Fuels for Fleet Vehicles – Photovoltaic Power – Energy efficiency upgrades – Airport Planning and Construction Sustainable Initiatives • Chicago Department of Aviation – Energy use reduction – Sustainable Airport Manual • Denver International Airport – Solar power – Energy and emissions reduction programs – Construction measures • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Solar panels – Green ITS Initiative – Operations and Maintenance Initiatives

Case Study Summaries 27 • Los Angeles International Airport – Air Quality initiatives – Energy conservation – Construction Mitigation – Construction Activity • Oakland International Airport – Energy initiatives – Air quality initiatives • Portland, Maine International Jetport – Energy management – Geothermal heating/cooling • Seattle-Tacoma International Airport – Sustainable aviation fuels • San Francisco International Airport – Energy use reduction – Air quality initiatives – Solar array • Harm A. Weber Academic Center at Judson University – Hybrid Natural Ventilation System • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Energy management initiatives – Integration of Sustainability into Design and Construction 6.2.5 Materials and Resources The following case studies include information related to the development, implementation, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into design and construction, as well as everyday airport operations and activities related to materials and resources. • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Integration of Sustainability into Master Plan Updates – Sustainable Initiatives incorporated into design/construction of runway extension • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Airport Planning and Construction Sustainable Initiatives – Solid Waste Management in terminal areas and Department of Aviation buildings • Chicago Department of Aviation – Recycling Initiatives – Sustainable Airport Manual – Balanced Earthwork • Denver International Airport – Recycling Programs (general) – Grease Recycling – Composting – Sustainable Operations Initiatives – Sustainability Management Plan – Construction Measures • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Recycling Programs – Sustainable Operations and Maintenance Initiatives • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Sustainable Operations – Sustainability Program

28 Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into traditional airport projects • Los Angeles International Airport – Recycling Programs – Sustainable Guidelines – Sustainable Operations – Construction Mitigation – Construction Activity • Oakland International Airport – General Environmental Program Activities • San Francisco International Airport – Recycling – Composting – Sustainable Initiatives • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Tenant/Concessionaire Initiatives – Integration of Sustainability into Design and Construction 6.2.6 Indoor Environmental Quality The following case studies include information related to the development, implementation, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into design and construction, as well as everyday airport operations and activities related to indoor environmental quality. • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Developing a Sustainability Program – Integration of Sustainability into Master Plan Updates – Sustainable Initiatives incorporated into design/construction of runway extension • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Airport Planning and Construction Sustainable Initiatives • Chicago Department of Aviation – Sustainable Airport Manual – LEED Certification • Denver International Airport – Sustainable Operations Initiatives – Sustainability Management Plan – Construction Measures • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Sustainable Operations and Maintenance Initiatives • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Sustainable Operations – Sustainability Program • Los Angeles International Airport – Sustainable Guidelines – Sustainable Operations – Construction Mitigation – Construction Activity • Oakland International Airport – LEED Certified Buildings – General Environmental Program Activities • Portland, Maine International Jetport – LEED for Buildings • San Francisco International Airport – Sustainable Initiatives

Case Study Summaries 29 • Harm A. Weber Academic Center at Judson University – Hybrid Natural Ventilation System • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Environmental management system and ISO 14001 Certification – Integration of Sustainability into Design and Construction 6.2.7 Social Responsibility The following case studies include information related to the development, implementa- tion, and incorporation of sustainable initiatives into everyday airport operations and activities related to social responsibility. • Stockholm Arlanda International Airport – Developing an Airport Sustainability Program • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Developing a Sustainability Program • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Social/Cultural Sustainability Initiatives • Chicago Department of Aviation – Sustainable Airport Manual • Denver International Airport – Sustainability Management Plan – Social Programs • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Employee Education – Integration into the Organization – Identifying Solutions – Resources Outside of the Aviation Community – Contractors – Executive Responsibility – Live Well Programs • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Staff Training – Sustainability Program – Coordination with Broward County • Los Angeles International Airport – Community Benefit Agreement – Sustainable Guidelines – Sustainability Performance Improvement Management System – Environmentally Friendly and Socially Responsible Products – Promote Sustainability Awareness • Oakland International Airport – General Environmental Program Activities • Seattle-Tacoma International Airport – Sustainability Vision • San Francisco International Airport – Sustainable Initiatives – Concessions Program – Contractors – T2 Sustainable Initiatives for Concessionaires • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Tenant/Concessionaire Initiatives – Partners in Project Green

30 Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into traditional airport projects 6.2.8 Sustainable Construction Practices The following case studies include information related to designing for sustainable use and reuse of materials and resources. • Aspen/Pitkin County Airport – Integration of Sustainability into Master Plan Updates – Sustainable Initiatives incorporated into design/construction of runway extension • Austin-Bergstrom International Airport – Airport Planning and Construction Sustainable Initiatives • Chicago Department of Aviation – Sustainable Airport Manual – Balanced Earthwork • Denver International Airport – Sustainability Management Plan – Construction Measures • Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport – Sustainable Operations and Maintenance Initiatives • Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport – Sustainable Operations – Sustainability Program • Los Angeles International Airport – Sustainable Guidelines – Sustainable Operations – Construction Mitigation – Construction Activity • San Francisco International Airport – Recycling – Sustainable Initiatives • Toronto Pearson International Airport – Integration of Sustainability into Design and Construction

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TRB’s Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Report 80: Guidebook for Incorporating Sustainability into Traditional Airport Projects describes sustainability and its potential benefits, and identifies different applications of sustainable initiatives in traditional airport construction and everyday maintenance projects.

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