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The Iron Laws of Air Traffic Control

Two other models use analogies to other fields to provide metrics of complexity of the workload of the air traffic controller (ATC), one focusing on the inherent complexity of an airspace (analogous to fluid flow) and the other on number of aircraft. Of our four models, we are able to validate only two, the probability distribution model for likelihood of collision and the airspace complexity model. The implementation and validation are straightforward and we omit them due to time considerations.