The phrase "air traffic density" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, airspace management, or discussions about the volume of air traffic in a specific area.
Example: "The air traffic density in the region has increased significantly, leading to longer wait times for takeoffs and landings."
Alternatives: "air traffic volume" or "air traffic load".
Midair collision risk was the main unsafe situation evaluated using an aircraft collision model based on air traffic density data.
Airports can be towered or non-towered, depending on air traffic density and available funds.
The increased speed of aircraft and higher air traffic density made it harder to give pilots enough time to spot each other during flights.
This increases significantly the air traffic density above and around the airport, and efforts have been made to keep "crossing traffic" away from the approach and departure patterns in order to minimise their effect on air traffic safety at Sde Dov.
Here we aim to assess the impact of traffic-related air pollution and traffic density near the home on the growth of BMI in a prospective cohort of children who were followed from age 5 11 in 13 Southern California communities.
In areas of high density air traffic, contrails contribute to thicker cloud coverings that reflect warmth from the sun, making days cooler, but trap heat radiated from the ground, making nights warmer.
We found that controlling for air pollution and road traffic density did not attenuate the relative rate for both of the aircraft noise exposure metrics.
Numerous extant databases including the US Census, state level air quality, water quality, traffic density, and urban rural classification [based on Rural Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) codes] are also gathered as baseline contextual measures for each CBG.
Our goals were to evaluate the feasibility of linking the 2001 California Health Interview Survey (CHIS), air monitoring, and traffic data; estimate associations between traffic density (TD) or outdoor air pollutant concentrations and childhood asthma morbidity; and evaluate the usefulness of such databases, linkages, and analyses to Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT).
We did not predict the air pollutant concentration based on traffic density data, and we could not validate our exposure assessment with actual measurements given that the exposure period was 1987–1989.
Ultimately, NASA says, it may be able to increase the density of air traffic in the nation's skies by as much as 20percentt — with fewer human controllers.
