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Just Published by ACRP! A Guidebook for Evaluating Airport Parking
Strategies
Jacobs Consultancy is pleased to announce the release of Airport Cooperative
Research Program (ACRP) Report 24: Guidebook for Evaluating Airport Parking
Strategies and Supporting Technologies. This Guidebook describes a broad range of strategies
and supporting technologies used by the operators of airports and other public
parking facilities to provide a high level of customer service, enhance parking
revenues, improve operational efficiencies, and achieve other relevant management
objectives. It describes each strategy, how they are used by customers, their
costs and benefits, and key implementation considerations. The Guidebook is intended
to help airport management compare parking strategies and determine which are
best suited to achieve their specific objectives.
As used in this Guidebook, the term "parking strategy" refers to the entire spectrum
of parking products, valued-added services, rates and rate structures, safety
and security features, and the techniques used to control parking revenue, promote
operational efficiency, manage capacity, and balance facility use. Technologies
refers to parking access and revenue control systems, ticket and ticketless payment
systems, vehicle detection and guidance systems, parking reservation systems,
and other equipment.
Jacobs Consultancy is proud to have led this research and served as the principal
author of the Guidebook. PDF copies of this guidebook can be obtained here.
Should
you have any questions about this Guidebook, please contact Peter Mandle or Gavin
Duncan at 650-579-7722 or peter.mandle@jacobs-consultancy.com or
gavin.duncan@jacobs-consultancy.com. |
Jacobs Consultancy, operating in India as a Division of Jacobs Engineering India Private Limited (JEIPL), has recently expanded its New Delhi office with the addition of 3 key staff members with extensive aviation advisory experience in Business/Financial Planning and Facilities/Operations Planning. With the addition of these staff members, Jacobs Consultancy continues to improve our service offerings to our clients in Asia.
The addition of these staff members will allow us to expand into areas such as airline and airport related advisory services (general and corporate aviation, ground handling, air cargo handling, etc.), as well as airport specific simulation modeling (airfield/airspace modeling, terminal modeling, noise modeling, ground transportation modeling, air quality and emissions modeling).
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NEW HIRES
Dr. Richard Sharp has recently joined Jacobs Consultancy as a Director in
our London office. He has more than 31 years of experience in airport strategy,
privatisation, commercialisation, business planning and regulation. His experience
of airport privatisation and regulation spans 23 years, starting with the first
ever privatisation of a major airports group (BAA) and the negotiation of the
first airport regulatory formula. Since then he has worked on major issues at
airports in a wide range of countries (and regulatory frameworks) in Europe,
Australia, Asia, North America, and the Caribbean. He previously worked for BAA
(as Deputy Director Corporate Strategy and Head of Regulation) and as a partner
in the Portland Group, as well as a Senior Vice President in Macquarie Bank's
airports team.
Zoe Haseman has recently joined Jacobs Consultancy as an Associate Director
in our Burlingame, California office. Zoe has over eight years of experience
working in the sustainability field advising clients from a variety of sectors
on issues including sustainability strategy and assessments, climate change and
corporate environmental management. She previously worked in the Sustainability
Division of Jacobs Engineering in the UK. |
Voluntary Airport Low Emission (VALE) Program
Jacobs Consultancy is the pre-eminent firm in successfully assisting airports with Voluntary Airport Low Emission (VALE) Program applications. VALE is a tool for non-attainment airports to 1) offset potential emissions and to 2) receive funding to implement clean technology. Additionally, these projects often provide long-term savings to airports and airlines through substantial fuel savings. More... |
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