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    The document calculates the size and land area requirements for an airport terminal building and parking lot for the years 2007, 2012, and 2017 based on passenger volume projections. It provides the formulas and steps to determine: 1) The peak hour passenger volume which is used to calculate the required floor area and overall land area for the terminal building. 2) The required number of parking spaces based on peak hour passengers, and the resulting land area needed for the parking lot. 3) Additional land areas required for taxi and bus pools are also included in the calculations.

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    The document calculates the size and land area requirements for an airport terminal building and parking lot for the years 2007, 2012, and 2017 based on passenger volume projections. It provides the formulas and steps to determine: 1) The peak hour passenger volume which is used to calculate the required floor area and overall land area for the terminal building. 2) The required number of parking spaces based on peak hour passengers, and the resulting land area needed for the parking lot. 3) Additional land areas required for taxi and bus pools are also included in the calculations.

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    Excercise - Terminal Area - JICA - Wbook 2 PDF

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    Dipendra Shrestha
    The document calculates the size and land area requirements for an airport terminal building and parking lot for the years 2007, 2012, and 2017 based on passenger volume projections. It provides the formulas and steps to determine: 1) The peak hour passenger volume which is used to calculate the required floor area and overall land area for the terminal building. 2) The required number of parking spaces based on peak hour passengers, and the resulting land area needed for the parking lot. 3) Additional land areas required for taxi and bus pools are also included in the calculations.

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    4-2-1.

    Calculation of the size of the domestic passenger terminal building and required land area

    2007 2012 2017 For my own reference (Dipendra)


    A: Annual no. of passenger (persons) 2,832,656 3,284,749 3,493,948 Given data
    b: Peak day concentration ratio 0.00333 0.00333 0.00333 b = 1/300 in Japan
    C: No. of peak day passengers (persons) 9442.187 10949.163 11646.493 C = Axb
    d = 1.51/peak day T-O/L+0.115) :
    for less than 100 flights
    d: Peak hour concentration ratio 0.139 0.137 0.137
    64 70 70 No. of total peak day flights
    E: No. of peak hour passengers (persons) 1,308.63 1,495.34 1,590.58 E = Cxd
    Floor area of passenger terminal building per peak
    f: hour passenger (m2/person) 15.14 15.02 14.97 f = 21.6-0.9xLn(E)
    Required floor area of passenger terminal building G = Exf
    G: (m2) 19,813.86 22,461.40 23,803.53 (p-16 of textbook)
    h: Terminal building level factor 1.8 1.8 1.8
    I: Building area of Terminal Building (m2) 11,007.70 12,478.55 13,224.18 I = G/h
    m: Land area ratio for terminal building 2 2 2 m=2 used in Japan
    N: Land area of Terminal Building (m2) 22,015.40 24,957.11 26,448.37 N = Ixm

    3-2-2. Calculation of the size of parking lot and required land area
    2007 2012 2017
    A: Annual no. of passenger (persons) 2,832,656 3,284,749 3,493,948
    b: Peak day concentration ratio 0.00333 0.00333 0.00333 b = 1/300 in Japan
    C: No. of peak day passengers (persons) 9442.187 10949.163 11646.493 C = Axb
    1.51/peak day T-O/L+0.115) : for
    d: Peak hour concentration ratio 0.139 0.137 0.137
    less than 100 flights
    64 70 70 No. of total peak day flights
    E: No. of peak hour passengers (persons) 1,308.63 1,495.34 1,590.58
    f: Parking no. per peak hour passenger (car) 1.0 1.0 1.0 #1
    G: Required number for parking area (car) 1,308.63 1,495.34 1,590.58 G = Exf
    h: Required area per car (m2/car) 35 35 35
    I: Land area for the parking lot (m2) 45,801.98 52,337.00 55,670.24 I = Gxh
    Taxi pool (m2) 2000 2000 2000
    Bus pool (m2) 2000 2000 2000

    #1 Although the standard of the number of parking capacity per peak hour passenger is 0.8, it is set to 1.0 from track record value.

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