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84 C h a p t e r 9 This chapter provides guidance on how and when to engage stakeholders in the process and how to best communicate the assumptions, results, and uncertainty associated with DDFSs. It is intended primarily for DDFS users.
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how and When to Communicate DDFS results 85 to be identified. Upon receiving the results, management may request further analysis and/or refinement of the DDFS, budget and time permitting.
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86 Guidebook for preparing and Using airport Design Day Flight Schedules Technical Airport Staff and Consultants Technical airport staff and consultants typically need additional detail to fully understand the results, assumptions, and decisions to have a documentation trail for use in follow-on studies and analyses, both in the near term and for future updates and as a retrospective history. While the level of detail and documentation will vary from airport to airport and project to project, at a minimum, assumptions regarding critical DDFS factors discussed in Chapter 6 and earlier chapters need to address: • Design day selection/peak period for analysis; • Parameters (if any)
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how and When to Communicate DDFS results 87 competitive nature of the industry. In some cases, airlines may require a confidentiality agreement regarding their input.
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