Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the largest airport in the Netherlands and one of the busiest in Europe. The airport is still growing its number of passengers every year and it is a challenge to keep all assets (e.g. passenger bridges, lifts, moving walkways, toilets) free of disturbances and to make the Schiphol buildings more sustainable. That is why the Smart Assets & Buildings department was established at Schiphol Digital at the end of 2018. Here projects were started to equip assets and buildings with sensors that continuously measure their performance. One of the projects is SmartVOP, which focuses on aircraft stands (called VOP's or the parking spaces of aircraft) and another project is SmartBuildings, which focuses on the energy consumption and health of Schiphol buildings. Both projects required dashboards that provided a clear insight into their performance.
Timeline
Jun. 2019 - Feb. 2020 (8 months)
Activities
For the SmartVOP project I did user research (including shadowing sessions at the Schiphol Operations department and interviews with the Cluster Buiten team) and designed dashboards (wireframes). For the SmartBuildings project I designed dashboards (wireframes and prototype) based on interviews.
Deliverables
Concepting sketches, wireframes and prototype.
Technology
Sketch and InVision.
Examples
SmartVOP wireframe for the Schiphol Operations department with sensor reports of passenger bridge failuresSmartVOP wireframe for the Schiphol Cluster Buiten team with an overview of aircraft stands (VOP's) and asset failures in the current monthSmartVOP wireframe for the Cluster Buiten team with an overview of the current availability of aircraft stands (VOP's)SmartVOP wireframe for the Cluster Buiten team with the performance history of a specific aircraft stand (VOP)SmartBuildings wireframe for the Schiphol Real Estate department with the electricity consumption of two systems in the Schiphol building AvioportSmartBuildings wireframe with an overview of the health of the Schiphol buildings