Models, Web-Based Simulations, and Integrated Analysis Techniques for Improved Logistical Performance.

摘要

In February 1999, a team of researchers from the Air Force Institute of Technology, the Wright State University and the University of Dayton teamed with researchers within the Air Force Research Laboratory, Logistics Research Division, Logistics Readiness Branch to propose a research agenda entitled, Models, Web-based Simulations, and Integrated Analysis Techniques for Improved Logistical Performance. This proposal was submitted in response to the initial Dayton Area Graduate Studies Institute request for proposals under the Joint Air Force Research Laboratory/DAGSI Basic Research Program. The particular project supported as HE15 within the Human Effectiveness Directorate and entitled Logistics Readiness. The proposal successfully competed and was selected for contract award. Between June 1999 and July 2001, the researchers from the collaborating institutes pursued a collective research agenda, one that was closely aligned with the missions of the AFRL Logistics Readiness Branch as well as other organizations within the United States Air Force. This final technical report summarizes the research efforts under the contract, AFIT-HE-99-10. This report includes descriptions of the accomplishments of the research as well as listings of the numerous papers produced, presentations made, and masters thesis completed directly supporting, and supported by this research effort.