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Optimizing the Design of a Route in Terminal Maneuvering Area Using Branch and Bound

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Fig. 1 Take-off Profiles in CDG Airport
Fig. 2 An Example of γ H and γ V
Fig. 3 Obstacle Modelization
Fig. 5 The Routes Associated to Different Values of the Decision Variables. a s i = 0, 3D View
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