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Bird strike is quite common in aviation.

What makes bird strikes so hazardous for global aviation?

Bird strikes to aircraft cannot be completely prevented, but the careful planning and implementation of dedicated systems may help to reduce these accidents.

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Data determined with purpose, connected to performance, and accelerated with technology, provides power to decision makers.

Data connected with technology and business purpose key to identifying assets that drive value

Aurecon’s Chris Needham and Elisha Bellchambers share how data connected with digital technology and business purpose can help organisations realise more value from their assets.

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Building the digital estate

According to Aurecon’s Chief Digital Officer Andrew Maher, rushing it to digital without a fit for purpose strategy will pose more challenges than opportunities.

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Ready for takeoff: Airports to play a key role in unlocking Africa’s potential

Abbas Jamie's March 2014 column for Transport World Africa focuses on the boom of air travel in Africa and its ability to leapfrog the physical challenges to progress and help open up the economies of the numerous landlocked countries among the continent’s 54 states.

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Airports that work

Aurecon shares our people’s latest insights on creating safe, profitable and passenger-friendly airports. From urban planning and land survey to structural and behavioural modelling and airside and landside infrastructure, there are new approaches and creative solutions that can make airports work.

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Airport thinking - Getting with the programme

On programme: Driving the best outcomes in airport development

Airport redevelopment projects have the potential to significantly affect operations and profits. John Mason and James Bennett outline why a programme management approach will ensure optimal outcomes for airport owners and stakeholders.

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All things considered: Delivering the international airport

George Reid, Technical Director - Buildings, talks about how engineering can support profitable and sustainable business models.

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Airports thinking - Overcoming environmental challenges

Overcoming environmental challenges to maximise profit

We discuss the solutions we have utilised to address some common design issues at airports.

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Is traditional community and media engagement dead?

With Badgerys Creek again being touted as the location of Sydney’s second airport, Kylie Cochrane reflects on the consultation effort that will be required for this potential infrastructure project.

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People profile: Kylie Cochrane

Kylie is a senior communication professional at Aurecon with more than 20 years of experience in community and stakeholder engagement, strategic communication and issues management.

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Hanoi International Airport

Aurecon was engaged to provide structural and geotechnical engineering to Terminal 2.

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Wellington International Airport - New Execujet Hangar and Carpark Precinct Upgrade, New Zealand

The New Execujet Hangar and the Carpark Building Upgrade were a part of WIAL's NZD14.9 million capital works expenditure in 2011.

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People profile: Jason Wozniak

Jason leads our Advisory team in New Zealand. With more than 15 years of industry experience, his focus is on effectively linking client business objectives to project objectives.

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People people: Angus Leitch

Meet Angus Leitch, Aurecon's Buildings Leader for Western Australia. Over his 20-year career, Angus has delivered a diverse range of civil and defence airport projects.

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Airnodes and the high performing airport

Designed as a landside capacity model influenced by airside demands, the model we call Airnodes can assess airport infrastructure to benchmark airport performance and current capacity.

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Airport terminals - designing for profit

Great design has the potential to significantly alter the profit equation of an airport and should be a key consideration from the earliest planning stages onward. Stephen Logan shares his insight on why designing for profit is so crucial in today’s operating environment.

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Adaptable airports: designing resilience

In the coming years, airports will be significantly challenged to plan for and adapt to climate change induced risks. Trinity Graham, discusses how climate change factors will affect airports and what airport operators might consider for future planning.

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Runways: perfecting pavements

In this article, Matt Glenn, Airports Leader - Airside, looks at the business decisions that airport operators must make around pavements, traffic and overload. He also looks at the effects of repeated overload, the best approach to pavement evaluation and maintenance.

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People profile: Stephen Logan

Meet Stephen Logan, our Building Services Leader and Airports Leader – Terminals. With over 25 years of experience in major project design, particularly airport terminals, he is passionate about understanding passenger behaviour and translating it into design that grows revenue.

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