Introduction to Blockchain and Airport Operations in a COVID-19 Environment (2020)

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53 APPENDIX C  Survey Summary  Following the event, a participant survey with five questions/prompts was distributed to attendees. Seventy-seven attendees submitted responses. Survey questions and prompts included 1. What have you learned from this event? 2. I will apply what I have learned during this event in the upcoming year. 3. What blockchain topics would you be interested in learning more about? 4. Please provide suggestions for additional ACRP research. 5. I would like to receive news about upcoming ACRP events and webinars. The following key insights were gathered from the survey:  Day 1: August 4, 2020 - Fifty-five percent of participants strongly agreed or agreed they would apply what they learned from the event during the upcoming year. - Thirty-one attendees were interested in receiving information about upcoming ACRP webinars. - The average audience interest rating was 62 out of 100.  Day 2: August 5, 2020 - Thirty-nine percent of participants strongly agreed or agreed they would apply what they learned from the event during the upcoming year. - Twenty-seven attendees were interested in receiving information about upcoming ACRP webinars. - The average audience interest rating was 65 out of 100. Blockchain topics audience members would be interested in learning more about included  Blockchain and airport operations;  Blockchain and COVID-19;  Blockchain and airport customer-facing operations;  The use of blockchain and building information modeling (BIM) to verify contract progress completion on capital projects;  Blockchain as applied to airport planning, design, construction, maintenance and repair, and operations;

54  Scalability of blockchain;  Building an airport management and operations team that can absorb and implement quickly emerging technology such as blockchain and IoT; and  Blockchain limitations. The following suggestions for additional ACRP research (unrelated to blockchain and airport operations) were made:  Tracking of building materials for public construction projects,  Airport planning,  The interrelationship between the fourth revolution technologies and current technology,  Risks and opportunities for distributed applications to improve aircraft ground operations beyond the handling of cargo,  BIM airport model uses, and  Intermodal trends for both cargo and passengers.