Appleton Lecture
Real Time Heathrow: improving Heathrow’s resilience
Tuesday 17 April 2012 | IET London: Savoy Place
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This lecture is free to attend for members and non-members of the IET.
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An auditorium heard Philip Langsdale, CIO, BAA discuss the key challenges for Heathrow in managing and coping with the impact of disruption and controlling knock-on effects of delays and the effective collaboration between the different stakeholders within the airport.
The lecture was followed by a drinks reception where delegates continued discussions on the evenings topics. The evening was well received by all and plans are already underway for the Appleton Lecture 2013.
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This lecture series was established in 1965 to commemorate the life and work of Sir Edward Appleton who is recognised for his research into the upper atmosphere. View history.
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