AVIATION ACADEMY STRENGTHENING EUROPE S AVIATION INDUSTRY. Parallelle sessie II KIVI congres 30 november 2016 Geert Boosten

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1 AVIATION ACADEMY STRENGTHENING EUROPE S AVIATION INDUSTRY Parallelle sessie II KIVI congres 30 november 2016 Geert Boosten

2 AMSTERDAM UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Some facts: a total of 43,000 students a total of 80 bachelor and master programmes seven schools At the moment making the transition from educational institution to research and educational institution Aviation Academy is part of the School of Technology. 525 new students each year A total of 1300 students

3 AVIATION ACADEMY - MISSION The Aviation Academy was created to serve the European aviation industry. Our mission is to provide the current and next generation of professionals with the skills they need to meet the international aviation challenges of the next 10 to 15 years. Goal is to become one of the top Aviation institutions in Europe at the level of Universities of Applied Sciences

4 AVIATION ACADEMY - THREE MAIN PILLARS EDUCATION RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS & PEER NETWORKING CPD courses and seminars Professional Masters Honours programs for ourtop students Maintenance Safety & HF Composites Networking events Workshops and lectures B.Eng. Aviation (Operations & Engineering) Capacity Round table sessions Conferences

5 AVIATION ACADEMY: MAIN THEMES Design Manufacturing Service Dismantle/Re use Flight Operations Security & Technology Safety & Human Factors Operational Readiness Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul New repair methodologies Airport and Airspace Capacity

6 AVIATION ACADEMY: ACTIVITIES Young Students Professionals and Aviation Industry Alumni network (in development) Professional Masters (M.Sc degree, in development) Masterclasses and courses Conferences, workshops, round table sessions, network events Applied Research on Safety & Human Factors, MRO, New Repair Methodologies and Airport & Airspace Capacity - MRO -Safety - Simulation B.Sc. Degree Aviation (Operations & Engineering) including honours tracks Young Professionals, Internships, industry involvement in curriculum

7 AVIATION ACADEMY: BASED ON THE AVIATION CHAIN Manufacturers Aviation Academy Airline Airport ATC Service providers

8 EDUCATION Professional Master Aviation Engineering Professional Master Aviation Management Year 4 Year 3 HonoursAviation HoHoEngineering MRO Flight Operations HonoursAviation Management Security & Technology Aviation Logistics Air Trans- Port Development Year 2 Aviation Engineering Aviation Operations Year 1 Introduction to aviation engineering and aviation operations

9 PRACTICAL RESEARCH We perform practical scientific research around real world problems in the aviation sector, with the goal of improving and innovating professional practice. We aim to increase TRL from 3 à 6 Our focus is not on fundamental research short term research

10 CAPACITY OPTIMIZATION Focus on Airport and Air Space congestion Optimal use of existing capacity Understanding and defining Capacity Capacity Lab Optimizing daily operations Project Smart/innovative Cargo Airport Schiphol Partners Schiphol, KLM, Cargonaut, TUD To be defined parties in cargo chain via ACN

11 MAINTENANCE: PROCESS OPTIMIZATION RESEARCH Motivation: initial research showed: Lack of LEAN implementation at smaller MRO s Organizations not in touch with latest theories. Organizations inhibited by SME MRO characteristics Current government grant research: Maintain your market position 12 companies involved, group of experts, steering committee Results: Toolkit for autonomous process improvement in aerospace Partners: Jetsupport, Samco, NAG, TU Delft, Fokker Services, KLM, TNO, Nayak, Braathens, Martinair, RAS, NedAero, Netherlands Airforce, Lumics

12 HUMAN FACTORS & SAFETY Cockpit operations Automation Surprise: the phenomenon whereby automation (e.g. in an aircraft) functions in contrast to the operator's expectations Sociometric CRM: evaluating quality of crew cooperation through voice analysis Improving novel behavior scanning equipment Institutional safety Improvement of Safety Management Systems, introducing closed loop concepts Evaluation of safety thinking and investigation approaches of organizations Partners: KLM-Ground Services, Arke, EASA, MIT, VU, TUD, EPST, VNV / ALPA-NL

13 INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS TRAINING & SIMULATIONS 13

14 ATAERA: INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF AVIATION UNIVERSITIES

15 STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

16 AVIATION ACADEMY Education and research areas: Maintenance: Process optimization Safety: Human Performance in Sociotechnical systems Composites: Monitoring composite materials and systems Capacity: Capacity optimization Challenges: Build up and develop further our network with other national and international institutes Be recognized on central areas of research and education Develop and publish educational material Flexible integration of knowledge from the sector within our curicculum Provide professional qualifications

17 NETWORKING AND INDUSTRY ACTIVITIES Aviation Knowledge and Career Day Aviation Management Conference Security and Technology Seminar Hufag lectures Inair (with Zilina) Aviation Fact sheets

18 BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE Fachhoch Schule / New Universities / Hogescholen Vocational education Industry / Government / Companies / SMEs Aviation Academy Academic Universities Technology Research Companies (NLR, TNO)

19 LESSEN UIT SAMENWERKING MET INDUSTRIE EN KENNISINSTITUTEN Toekomstgerichte programmering onderwijs en onderzoek Kennis, vaardigheden en competenties Partner voor industrie; sector integraal onderdeel Aviation Academy Geen exclusiviteit maar juist verbinden en aanvullen Industrie Universiteit, Hbo en ROC Noden industrie begrijpen: wat zijn de belangrijkste uitdagingen en hierop inspelen Eigen kracht op beperkt aantal onderwerpen Flexibiliteit om te kunnen inspelen op vragen uit industrie Toegepast onderzoek: uitkomsten landen binnen 1,5 tot 3 jaar op werkvloer Intensieve samenwerking en vraagarticulatie industrie Kennisinstellingen als partners in onderzoek Verantwoording onderzoek naar academische én professionele wereld Personeelsbeleid Flexibele schil met professionals uit praktijk Uitwisseling docent/onderzoekers met sector (volgende stap) Leren van andere sectoren en vakoverstijgend (klimaat, materialen, best practices, etc.)

20 UITDAGINGEN Omvormen organisatie van lokale opleiding naar internationale kennisinstelling Samenwerking met omgeving bij ontwikkeling en implementatie visie In het begin niet gezien als natuurlijke partner Toegepast onderzoek inrichten en vormgeven Relatie onderwijs en onderzoek vormgeven binnen eigen instituut Funding/ financiering van nieuwe activiteiten Ontwikkelen visie op toekomst Onderwijs: hoe gaan we in de toekomst lesgeven Industrie: wat zijn de behoeften aan kennis en competenties voor over 5 tot 15 jaar Leven lang leren: wat betekent dit voor Hbo en industrie Lokaal versus internationaal NL economie is zeer open Ontwerp, productie en onderhoud in eigen land en buitenland Omgaan met veranderingen Vasthouden en versterken eigen kwaliteit Publiek/private samenwerking Wettelijke eisen Nieuwe modellen ontwikkelen

21 2014: WINNER OF THE DUTCH EXCELLENCE IN AVIATION EDUCATION AWARD