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SUMMARY:Airports of the Future
DESCRIPTION:By Marc Noyelle\, former deputy CEO of Aeroports de Paris and president of ADPI\, Member of AAE. \nMost “Airports of the Future” (by 2060) will actually be today’s 500 largest airports\, strongly adapted to support growth (tripling of the number of passengers) and to offer better services. Fewer than 100 new airports will be built\, mainly in Asia. They will need long runways as today\, for energy efficiency. \nNew services are forecast in many fields: security\, baggage handling\, air traffic control\, landside access\, etc. Airports will no longer be places benefiting outsiders alone\, but will represent added value and jobs\, making them more easily acceptable.
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SUMMARY:In search of life on the habitable exoplanets
DESCRIPTION:by Jean-Loup Bertaux\, Director of Research emeritus at the CNRS at the Laboratoire LATMOS\, associated with the Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin\, member of the Academy of Air and space. \nAre we alone in the universe ? This question was until now in the realm of speculation and science fiction. With the revolution of exoplanets\, she fell into the realm of science. Opportunities to detect traces of life and / or traces of advanced technology will be discussed. A plan will be proposed to try to reach this new frontier for humanity that would be the location of our closest neighbors. As “they” can detect us\, we must be able to detect them too. \nIn partner with : \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Library Mollat joins this Conference cycle
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