Predicting on-time performance of flights

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Term: 

2003

Students: 

Arzu Yesilova, Brad Peters, Irem Ataibis, Kanokporn Laochunsuwan, Sergio Iovanovich

University: 

UMD

Presentation: 

The goal of the project was to create a model that can predict delays in domestic flights departing from Washington DC Metro Area before the actual flight day, using data from the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics

Understanding the factors creating a box office hit

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Term: 

2007

Students: 

Andreana Able, Sakol Chompoonich, Chu-Tzu Ko, Kumiko Kotera, Thomas Lotze

University: 

UMD

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Report: 

Producing films is one of the riskiest of businesses. A ‘mega-project’ movie (e.g. Superman Returns) can cost up to $270 million and take years to produce. To justify this investment, the mega-project movie has to make its way to the top 5 of the box office for the year, and generate approximately $300 - $400 million total gross revenue.

What drives flight delays between DC and Honolulu?

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Project Details

Term: 

2007

Students: 

Prashant Bhaip, Andres Garay, Vedat Kaplan, Greg Vinogradov, Yu-Ling Wang

University: 

UMD

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Report: 

The goal of this project was to find the major factors explaining flight delays on route from Washington, DC to Honolulu, Hawaii. The findings of this analysis that are under control of travelers, can then be used to make better decisions on when to travel or avoid traveling, which Washington, DC airport to use and which airline to fly

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