NOSTROMO - D5.1 - ATM Performance Metamodels - Preliminary Release

This deliverable presents the results obtained with the meta-modelling process presented in D3.1 and D3.2 applied to the two micromodels (or simulators), Mercury and FLITAN, themselves implementing concepts from four SESAR solutions, PJ01.01, PJ07.02, PJ08-01, and PJ02.08. The objective of the meta-modelling process is explained briefly again in the introduction, in particular with respect to performance assessment. The rationale for the selection of the SESAR solutions implemented in the simulators are briefly explained too. The simulators are presented in two distinct chapters. First, a general presentation of each simulator is given, with past challenges and development, before explaining the development steps carried out to implement the concepts from the chosen solutions. Domain research questions that could be answered by these implementations are highlighted along the way. The meta-modelling process is then briefly explained again, followed by the results obtained with the two simulators, in distinct sections. The results highlight the performance of the meta-model with respect to approximating the output of the micromodels, but not the performance of the models themselves with respect to the research questions, which will be explored in WP7 instead. The deliverable closes with some considerations on the meta-modelling performance and next steps for this line of work

NOSTROMO - D5.2 - ATM Performance Metamodels - Final Release

This deliverable presents the third iteration of the development of the two micromodels Flitan and Mercury and the results obtained with them with the active learning process, as described in the deliverables D3.X. In this iteration, Flitan implemented concepts from PJ08.01 and PJ02.08, and Mercury implemented a module related to PJ07.02. Mercury also developed an additional module related to PJ01.01, which description is presented in Annex only, since no results could be produced in time with it for this deliverable. The development is presented in two different chapters for each simulator, with general descriptions referred to from D5.1. The modules related to each SESAR solution are described separately. The latest version of the meta-modelling process is described briefly, followed by the results obtained with the two simulators, in distinct sections. This chapter shows the performance of the meta-model with respect to approximating micro simulators