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Professor Michael Ball (Robert H. Smith School of Business/ISR) and Associate Professor David Lovell (CEE/ISR) are co-principal investigators on a new three-year, $728,000 collaborative research project for NASA, ?Dynamic, Stochastic Models for Managing Air Traffic Flows.?  The University of Maryland is the prime institution for the project. Other team members include Berkeley, MIT, Virginia Tech and Metron Aviation.



October 9, 2006


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