The SESAR Innovation Days (SIDs) are the main vehicle for SESAR Joint Undertaking to share progress and disseminate exploratory research results. This year the event celebrated its 11th edition, and like the previous one, due to the situation with Covid-19, it took place online, from 7th to 9th December.
In this context, members of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, University of Technology Dresden, and Cranfield University presented their scientific paper encompassed within the IMHOTEP scope: The Rise of the Smart Passenger I: Analysis of impact on Departing Passenger Flow in Airports. The paper was presented in a webinar conducted by Miguel Mujica Mota, from Amsterdam University of applied Sciences, on December 7th.