Suzette Moore, CM has nearly 10 years of experience in airport facilities planning with a focus on quantitative data analysis, building information modeling, and comprehensive passenger simulation. Her educational background is in architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design. She has led various projects as task manager related to facility area programming, capacity planning, terminal expansion/renovation, security screening layout, benefit/cost analysis, and passenger flow analysis. Her recent experience includes Terminal 5 Federal Inspection Station improvements at O’Hare International Airport. Other projects include analyzing functional capacities to estimate processing limitations and developing strategies to optimize existing facilities in advance of planned campus expansions for Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. She has also been involved in visioning projects related to the advancement of airports within the Reagan Washington National and Dulles International Airports. Suzette has participated in numerous master plan projects, including Abu Dhabi International, Dublin, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, and Raleigh-Durham International Airports. Ms. Moore has participated in other facility and operational planning which integrate simulation modelling and provide both graphical presentations and data representative of facility performance and passenger flows, assist decision-makers in understand complex issues and evaluate proposed concepts. She has used simulation analyses at more than 10 airports worldwide to effectively identify problems and convey solutions.