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Master Plan and Terminal Design for
Shenzhen International Airport, People's Republic of China
SPG
designed the terminal configuration
involving two levels, three interlinked terminals
connected by moving sidewalks. This concept
utilized multiple dome modules that have proven
performance and durability.
International Terminal Complex at
Honolulu International Airport, Hawaii
SPG
served as Design Consultant to the
Chang/Daley Joint Venture for this 43-acre, 1.8 million
square foot Phase 1 project.
Report on the Potential to Improve
National Air Transportation System Capacity by Civil Use of
Military Airfields
SPG
authored major portions of this Congressionally mandated
DOD/DOT report. Major issues involved air
operation conflicts and mechanisms to remediate
difficulties.
Scott AFB Joint Use Feasibility Study
SPG
authored the air operations analysis for this study,
including the socioeconomic, financial, security, and
joint-use portions of the Master Plan.

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Pilot Study to Determine
the Feasibility
of Joint-Use Operations
at Active Military Bases
SPG
was a major contributor to this
FAA study. Site-specific criteria were developed for
McGuire AFB, New
Jersey
Chanute AFB Reuse
Management Study
This study analyzed
and planned the civil air operations for the Reuse Plan.
Major analysis involved the joint use of the airfield as
both general aviation and as a major, all-cargo
import/export center.
General Aviation
Impact Assessment, Florida Department of Transportation
This study assessed the economic impact
of general aviation facilities in Florida at the micro
and macro level. The purpose of this impact
assessment was to permit the Florida Department of
Transportation to develop both general and
location-specific aviation policies regarding investment
in air transportation facilities.
SPG's
approach was to develop standardized airport production
centers for such functions as air passenger service, air
freight service, and fixed-base operators.
Individual airport impact was calculated as the sum of
the impact (e.g., employment, payroll, purchases, and
other secondary sources) of the production centers
located at the airport. |