Modelagem de comportamentos não trivais em simulações para terminais aeroportuários de passageiros

Abstract

The computer simulation is a useful approach for representing the behavior of integrated systems. Results contribute to decision making in the design of new systems or in the solution of problems in systems already in operation. Despite the benefits, in general the effort expended to build sufficiently reliable models can be costly, especially when it comes to systems that include types with specific characteristics that are not common or trivial. These processes generally cannot be easily modeled with the generic modules available in the environments or simulation tools. Airport passenger terminals are examples of systems with non-trivial processes. They can be seen as a great center for meeting and moving people from different national and international regions, with varying procedures in the same process. It is costly to produce, in a complete and reliable way, a model of passenger terminals, since there are multiple factors that influence some elements, making them non-trivial standards. This requires the use of various components from the tool libraries for a single element of the environment. With the objective of clinical demonstration to streamline and facilitate the modeling of non-trivial behavior, this work presents the process of building a configurable component that represents the behavior of events that may occur during the procedures of access to the departure lounge at airport terminals of passengers