# Analysis types

In NOVA OA, four different types of analyses are available: Wind Analysis, Service Availability Analysis, Benchmark Analysis, and Track Analysis.

Depending on the level of detail desired, a tailored type of analysis can be selected to provide the most essential information for each case.

* [**Wind Analysis**](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/wind-analysis-overview.md) focuses on wind data only, with limited analysis of the concept of operations.
* [**Service Availability Analysis**](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/service-availability.md) allows for conclusion on business viability of the planned operations, taking into account weather and operational considerations.
* [**Benchmark Analysis**](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/benchmark-analysis.md) allows comparing different locations to establish the most suited ones for operations.
* [**Track Analysis**](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/track-analysis.md) considers the planned approach and departure track configuration, yielding a very in-depth analysis.

The following sections provide a details on the four types of analyses, focusing on their structure and applications.

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[Wind Analysis](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/wind-analysis-overview.md)
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[Service Availability](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/service-availability.md)
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[Benchmark Analysis](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/benchmark-analysis.md)
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[Track Analysis](/operational-analytics/analysis-types/track-analysis.md)
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