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A great diversity is known to exist in the coma morphology of comets. In particular, some comets show much structural detail in their heads (such as jets, halos, fans, plumes, streamers), while others have completely structureless comas. Obvious questions arise as to why is this so and what does the presence or absence of features tell us about the emission processes on cometary nuclei. In an effort to investigate these problems, a computer code that generates synthetic images of dust comets...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), COMET HEADS, COMET NUCLEI, COMETARY ATMOSPHERES, COMETS,...
A graphically interactive derivative of the EAGLE boundary code is presented. This code allows the user to interactively build and execute commands and immediately see the results. Strong ties with a batch oriented script language are maintained. A generalized treatment of grid definition parameters allows a more generic definition of the grid generation process and allows the generation of command scripts which can be applied to topologically similar configurations. The use of the graphical...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), BOUNDARIES, COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, GRID GENERATION...
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Topics: BASIC (Computer program language), Biology -- Computer programs
Several areas of research which contribute to the development of a global model for atmospheric backscatter at CO2 wavelengths are discussed briefly. A computer program was written which fits a bimodal log-normal model to an aerosol size distribution. A ten-layer atmospheric model used to study the effect of gravitational sedimentation on aerosol particle size distribution was expanded by incorporating the transport effect due to vertical diffusion. Future research directions are outlined.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), AEROSOLS, ATMOSPHERIC MODELS, DIFFUSION, GRAVITATIONAL...
Subsolidus lithospheric thinning by mantle plumes may be involved in the creation of swells, hotspots, and rifts. Among the major questions concerning this process are the timescale on which it occurs and the structure of the plumes. The lithosphere is known to have been substantially thinned in 10 Ma or less. Current studies are focused on the lithospheric thinning by time-dependent plumes hypothesized to have large temperature differences across them.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER, GEOLOGICAL FAULTS, LITHOSPHERE,...
The Manufacturing, Materials, & Processes Technology Division is undergoing dramatic changes to bring it's manufacturing practices current with today's technological revolution. The Division is developing Computer Automated Design and Computer Automated Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) abilities. The development of resource tracking is underway in the form of an accounting software package called Infisy. These two efforts will bring the division into the 1980's in relationship to manufacturing...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), WINDOWS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS), MANUFACTURING, TECHNOLOGICAL...
The Computer Aided System Engineering and Analysis (CASE/A) Version 5.0 Programmer's Manual provides the programmer and user with information regarding the internal structure of the CASE/A 5.0 software system. CASE/A 5.0 is a trade study tool that provides modeling/simulation capabilities for analyzing environmental control and life support systems and active thermal control systems. CASE/A has been successfully used in studies such as the evaluation of carbon dioxide removal in the space...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), USER MANUALS (COMPUTER PROGRAMS), COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN,...
This paper proposes that the distinguishing characteristic of Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) systems is that they allow programming by making quantified programmatic assertions over programs written by programmers oblivious to such assertions. Thus, AOP systems can be analyzed with respect to three critical dimensions: the kinds of quantifications allowed, the nature of the actions that can be asserted, and the mechanism for combining base-level actions with asserted actions. Consequences of...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, PROGRAMMERS,...
Driven by a need to explore and develop propulsion systems that exceeded current computing capabilities, NASA Glenn embarked on a novel strategy leading to the development of an architecture that enables propulsion simulations never thought possible before. Full engine 3 Dimensional Computational Fluid Dynamic propulsion system simulations were deemed impossible due to the impracticality of the hardware and software computing systems required. However, with a software paradigm shift and an...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS, COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, COMPUTER...
Small Business Innovation Research contracts from Goddard Space Flight Center to Thermacore Inc. have fostered the company work on devices tagged "heat pipes" for space application. To control the extreme temperature ranges in space, heat pipes are important to spacecraft. The problem was to maintain an 8-watt central processing unit (CPU) at less than 90 C in a notebook computer using no power, with very little space available and without using forced convection. Thermacore's answer...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), HEAT PIPES, CENTRAL PROCESSING UNITS, USER MANUALS (COMPUTER...
Annotating a letter by a number, one can record information about its history during a reduction. A string rewriting system is called match-bounded if there is a global upper bound to these numbers. In earlier papers we established match-boundedness as a strong sufficient criterion for both termination and preservation of regular languages. We show now that the string rewriting system whose inverse (left and right hand sides exchanged) is match-bounded, also have exceptional properties, but...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), CRITERIA, PROVING, DATA PROCESSING, MATCHING, COMPUTER...
Predicted XV-15 exterior surface acoustic pressures are compared with previously published experimental data. Surface acoustic pressure transducers were concentrated near the tip-path-plane of the rotor in airplane mode. The comparison emphasized cruise conditions which are of interest for tiltrotor interior noise - level flight for speeds ranging from 72 m/s to 113 m/s. The predictions were produced by components of the NASA Langley Tiltrotor Aeroacoustic Code (TRAC) system of computer codes....
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), XV-15 AIRCRAFT, AEROACOUSTICS, NOISE PREDICTION (AIRCRAFT),...
This is a user's manual for Modular Engine Noise Component Prediction System (MCP). This computer code allows the user to predict turbofan engine noise estimates. The program is based on an empirical procedure that has evolved over many years at The Boeing Company. The data used to develop the procedure include both full-scale engine data and small-scale model data, and include testing done by Boeing, by the engine manufacturers, and by NASA. In order to generate a noise estimate, the user...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), ENGINE NOISE, JET AIRCRAFT NOISE, USER MANUALS (COMPUTER...
The author has identified the following significant results. A current uniform land inventory was derived, in part, from LANDSAT data. The State has the ability to convert processed land information from LANDSAT to Ohio Capability Analysis Program (OCAP). The OCAP is a computer information and mapping system comprised of various programs used to digitally store, analyze, and display land capability information. More accurate processing of LANDSAT data could lead to reasonably accurate, useful...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), LAND USE, OHIO, RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, USER MANUALS (COMPUTER...
Experimental and analytical results are compared for two high performance, octave bandwidth TWT's that use depressed collectors (MDC's) to improve the efficiency. The computations were carried out with advanced, multidimensional computer programs that are described here in detail. These programs model the electron beam as a series of either disks or rings of charge and follow their multidimensional trajectories from the RF input of the ideal TWT, through the slow wave structure, through the...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), COMPUTER PROGRAMS, PERFORMANCE PREDICTION, TRAVELING WAVE...
Computer codes, capable of producing accurate results for nondimensional wave numbers (based on duct radius) of up to 20, were developed and used to generate results for various other inlet configurations. Both reflection coefficients and radiation patterns were calculated by the integral solution procedure for the following five inlet configurations: the NASA Langley Bellmouth, the NASA Lewis JT-15D-1 ground test nacelle, and three hyperbolic inlets of 50, 70, and 90 degrees. Results obtained...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), AIRCRAFT ENGINES, ENGINE INLETS, ENGINE NOISE, JET ENGINES,...
The STS-77 Space Shuttle Program Mission Report summarizes the Payload activities as well as the: Orbiter, External Tank (ET), Solid Rocket Booster (SRB), Reusable Solid Rocket Motor (RSRM), and the Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) systems performance during the seventy-seventh flight of the Space Shuttle Program, the fifty-second flight since the return-to-flight, and the eleventh flight of the Orbiter Endeavour (OV-105). STS-77 was also the last flight of OV-105 prior to the vehicle being...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), SPACE PROGRAMS, PAYLOADS, BOOSTER ROCKET ENGINES, SPACE...
This article provides an overview of several software control applications developed for NASA using LabVIEW. The applications covered here include (1) an Ultrasonic Measurement System for nondestructive evaluation of advanced structural materials, an Xray Spectral Mapping System for characterizing the quality and uniformity of developing photon detector materials, (2) a Life Testing System for these same materials, (3) and the instrument panel for an aircraft mounted Cloud Absorption Radiometer...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), COMPUTER PROGRAMS, VIRTUAL REALITY, MEASURING INSTRUMENTS,...
A process by which metal matrix composites can be made was presented. The process involves putting a powder slurry on fibers to make a precursor green tape. These green tapes are cut, stacked and hot pressed to form the fully dense composite. A computer program was presented which enables complete quantification and control of the process. Once some easily obtained properties of the slurry and its behavior are determined (such as the shrinkage from the wet to green state, and the density of the...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES, CASTING, SLURRIES, FIBERS, COMPUTER...
The recent trend in numerical modeling of turbine film cooling flows has been toward higher fidelity grids and more complex geometries. This trend has been enabled by the rapid increase in computing power available to researchers. However, the turbine design community requires fast turnaround time in its design computations, rendering these comprehensive simulations ineffective in the design cycle. The present study describes a methodology for implementing a volumetric source term distribution...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN, FILM COOLING, FLOW DISTRIBUTION,...
A new version of Space Payload Thermal Analyzer (SSPTA) that can be used on a 386 personal computer was developed by Nicholas Teti. SSPTA/386 software package includes the programs that Goddard has traditionally used in thermal design and analysis. The original programs were modified to run on the 386 system and automatic data transfer between programs was improved. SSPTA/386 includes all the features available in Goddard's VAX version of SSPTA. The software package is highly flexible in that...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), TECHNOLOGY UTILIZATION, THERMAL ANALYSIS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS,...
This report concentrates on reporting the effort and status of work done on three dimensional (3-D) simulation of a multi-hole resonator in an impedance tube. This work is coordinated with a parallel experimental effort to be carried out at the NASA Langley Research Center. The outline of this report is as follows : 1. Preliminary consideration. 2. Computation model. 3. Mesh design and parallel computing. 4. Visualization. 5. Status of computer code development. 1. Preliminary Consideration.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, PARALLEL PROCESSING...
In the present paper, we give the formalism for further developing a fully three-dimensional HZETRN code using marching procedures but also development of a new Green's function code is discussed. The final Green's function code is capable of not only validation in the space environment but also in ground based laboratories with directed beams of ions of specific energy and characterized with detailed diagnostic particle spectrometer devices. Special emphasis is given to verification of the...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), FORMALISM, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, PROGRAM VERIFICATION...
This grant was focused on research in two specific areas: (1) development of new techniques and software for assimilation, analysis and visualization of data from multiple satellites making in-situ measurements; and (2) determination of the role of MHD waves in energy transport during storms and substorms. Results were obtained in both areas and presented at national meetings and in publications. The talks and papers that were supported in part or fully by this grant are listed in this paper.
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), ENERGY TRANSFER, MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC WAVES, MAGNETOSPHERES,...
Turnkey Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) data acquisition systems typically perform well and meet most of the objectives of the manufacturer. The problem is that they seldom meet most of the objectives of the end user. The analysis software, if any, is unlikely to be tailored to the end users specific application; and there is seldom the chance of incorporating preferred algorithms to solve unique problems. Purchasing a customized system allows the end user to get a system tailored to the actual...
Topics: NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS), COMMERCIAL OFF-THE-SHELF PRODUCTS, COMPUTER PROGRAMS, DATA...
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06/20
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Topics: HTML (Document markup language), Web site development -- Computer programs, Web sites -- Design,...
This final report discusses the mathematical formulation, computer program implementation, and examples of the Vessel Navigation System Simulation (VNSS). The VNSS simulates piloting a vessel in a restricted waterway, with channel banks, current, and obstacles. The techniques of modern optimal control theory is used to derive the control history and resultant vessel trackline, using USCG supplied code definition for vehicle dynamics. (Author)
Topics: DTIC Archive, Weiner,Louis B, DELTA RESEARCH INC HUNTSVILLE AL, *COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION, *USER...
The advanced Tactical electronic Warfare Environment Simulator (ATEWES) Control Subsystem Software is designed to run under Digital Equipment Corporation's RSX-11M operating system. It is written using both the Fortran IV and Assembly languages supplied by Digital Equipment. The TEWES Control Subsystem Software supports all necessary data transfer from the scenario file to the Digital Generator Support programs are also provided for scenario and library file maintenance and listing. All ATEWES...
Topics: DTIC Archive, AMHERST SYSTEMS INC BUFFALO NY, *SIMULATORS, *ELECTRONIC WARFARE, *CONTROL SYSTEMS,...
The Claims System is an expert system that (1) provides Corps of Engineers field engineers with pre-legal assistance in reviewing potential construction contract claims and (2) serves as a training tool for inexperienced engineers, familiarizing them with the legal reasoning process. Differing site condition claims were selected as the first type of claim to be represented by a module in the Claims Guidance System. To use the Claims Guidance System, the project engineer provides relevant...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Kim, Moonja P, CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH LAB (ARMY) CHAMPAIGN IL, *COMPUTER...
The Historical Inflation indices in this report have been developed for use in adjusting historical costs for US Army Troop Support Items. These Troop Support items are categorized by the Producer Price Index Codes. The indices are broken out by month for each year and expressed as a fiscal year average and as a fiscal year factor. Keywords: Computer generated indices, Army procurement.
Topics: DTIC Archive, Ortwerth, Mary S, TROOP SUPPORT COMMAND (ARMY) ST LOUIS MO, *INFLATION(ECONOMICS),...
Automated construction scheduling is required for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers construction contracts over $500,000. Because of the more than 200 widely varied automated systems available, engineers at the construction field office (or resident office) are faced with the over-whelming task of choosing which software to purchase to help them analyze contractor schedules. To gain information to help with this decision, the U.S. Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (USACERL) talked...
Topics: DTIC Archive, East, E W, CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH LAB (ARMY) CHAMPAIGN IL, *CONTRACT...
A Fortran program was developed to implement a Kalman Filter and Fixed Interval Smoothing Algorithm to optimally data tracks generated by the short base-line tracking ranges at the Naval Torpedo Station, Keyport, Washington. The program is designed to run on a personal computer and requires as input a data file consisting of X, Y, and Z position coordinates in sequential order. Data files containing the filtered and smoothed estimates are generated by the program. This algorithm uses a second...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Nicklas, Richard B, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY CA, *COMPUTER PROGRAMS,...
Human participation and influence dominate combat, but the effects of human factors or performance are frequently neglected in the Army's combat models. A need exists for better representation of the human dimension of combat in our simulation models. This study develops a concept and method for modeling combat fatigue -- one dimension of soldier performance -- in the ground combat function of the Joint Theater Level Simulation (JTLS) model, Version 1.65. This paper defines combat fatigue as a...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Kishiyama, Michael M, ARMY WAR COLL CARLISLE BARRACKS PA, *THEATER LEVEL OPERATIONS,...
This paper describes the Naval Ocean Systems Center (NOSC), Code 911 Digital Dynamics Processor (DDP). The DDP is a multiprocessor system designed for high speed numerical calculation. This system implements a new variation of common memory in order to allow a far greater number of processors than found currently on a TCDS. The conceptual design of the DDP was done in mid and late 1984 by Jack Zyphur. A variation of this design was implemented in hardware by Mitchell (1989) in early 1985. The...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Murphy, S P, NAVAL OCEAN SYSTEMS CENTER SAN DIEGO CA, *COMPUTER PROGRAMS, *MEMORY...
The corner vortex originating in the hull-sail intersection region is an important component of the submarine flow field. The vortex may play a major role in overall drag, wake development and propeller performance, and may be a major acoustic source. The flow itself is complex, being three-dimensional, viscous and turbulent. Earlier work computed the flow field around the hull and the sail. The present report focuses on the portion of the flow in the hull-sail corner downstream of the sail...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Levy, Ralph, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ASSOCIATES INC GLASTONBURY CT, *SUBMARINE SAILS,...
This report describes software for performing image enhancement on live or recorded video images. The software was developed for operational use during underwater recovery operations at the Naval Undersea Warfare Engineering Station. The image processing is performed on an IBM-PC/AT compatible computer equipped with hardware to digitize and display video images. The software provides the capability to provide contrast enhancement and other similar functions in real time through hardware lookup...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Partridge, William J, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY CA, *DISPLAY SYSTEMS, *IMAGE...
The Aircraft Reply and Interference Environment Simulator (ARIES) makes possible the performance assessment of the Mode Select (Mode S) sensor under its specific maximum aircraft load. To do this, ARIES operates upon disk files for traffic model and interference to generate simulated aircraft replies and fruit, feeding them to the sensor at radio frequency. Support documentation for ARIES consists of: ARIES Hardware Maintenance Manual: Volume I (DOT/FAA/CT- TN88/3); Appendixes of the Hardware...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Mancus, Edward, FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TECHNICAL CENTER ATLANTIC CITY NJ,...
Essentially, a computer virus is a code fragment which is implanted in a program to alter that program's function. For example assume the existence of some active virus program. The virus first searches for an executable file that is writeable. It then appends a copy of itself to some part of the code section, adds in a jump instruction to the usual entry point of the program, and then modifies that entry point to the virus code. Entry point addresses for programs in many computer systems can...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Anderson, M, ELECTRONICS RESEARCH LAB ADELAIDE (AUSTRALIA), *COMPUTER PROGRAMS,...
This thesis effort focuses on designing and implementing the Knowledge-Based Software Assistant System (KBSAS) for the Structured Analysis Design Technique (SADT) method developed by Softech, Inc. A Graphics Editor is used to create specific Structured Analysis (SA) diagrams and a graphical symbol syntax is derived from these diagrams. The development of the KBSAS is divided into two parts: the design and implementation of a graphics translator and an application of a knowledge-based system for...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Kim, Intaek, AIR FORCE INST OF TECH WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING,...
The objectives of the proposed research are to develop specification methods for identifying and retrieving reusable software components, to develop implementation techniques for the prototyping language PSDL, and to extend the language and techniques to a multiprocessor model for the prototype. Our approach to component specification will be based on term rewriting systems and the concept of generalization per category. We will seek component specifications that admit effective reductions to a...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Luqi,, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY CA, *COMPUTER PROGRAMS, *COMPUTER...
This report summaries research on experience programmers' comprehension of computer programs carried out during the 36-month contract period of September 1, 1982 through August 31, 1985. Based on an extensive review of the programming skill literature, we proposed an analysis of programs based on multiple abstractions (points-of-view) that characterize program text and design. Research questions concerned how multiple abstractions are coordinated into effective mental representations necessary...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Pennington,Nancy, CHICAGO UNIV ILL GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, *PROGRAMMERS,...
This specification establishes the detailed design of a computer program identified as the Forms Language Compiler (FLAN). FLAN is a compiler which translates Form Definition Language source files into binary Form Definition file format. The binary Form Definition files are then used as input by the Form Processor for display and entry of data under the control of other application programs.
Topics: DTIC Archive, Morenc,Carol, GENERAL ELECTRIC CO SCHENECTADY NY PRODUCTION RESOURCES CONSULTING,...
A two level hierarchical route planner has been developed. The data input to the system is a cross-country mobility map. For a given vehicle type, this map specifies regions which are GO or No-GO. A line-thinning algorithm is used to generate a skeleton of the GO areas. This skeleton is then converted into a graph-theoretic structure. A first-level route planner using elevation-grid data is used to compute the traversal time of each arc of the graph. These traversal times become the weights...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Benton, John R, ARMY ENGINEER TOPOGRAPHIC LABS FORT BELVOIR VA, *ALGORITHMS,...
This document is part of a software package that provides the capability to conformance test the Department of Defense suite of upper level protocols including: Internet Protocol (IP) Mil-Std 1777, Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) Mil-Std 1778, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Mil-Std 1780, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Mil-Std 1781 and TELNET Protocol Mil-Std 1782. This Traceability Matrix provides information on the derivation, organization, and function of tests specified for TCP...
Topics: DTIC Archive, DEFENSE COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CENTER RESTON VA, *COMPUTER PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION,...
The computer program CGRID, described in this user's guide, performs an analysis of planar grid structures using conventional matrix analysis techniques based on the assumptions of linearly elastic structural response to infinitesimally small displacements. The program is limited to structures with no more than 100 joints and 180 members. All members are assumed to be prismatic possessing straight centroidal axes and composed of a linearly elastic, homogeneous material. Output consists of joint...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Dawkins, William P, ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION VICKSBURG MS...
This document exploits relational graphs and local training of piecewise linear decision surfaces to achieve improved procedures and insights in the design of automatic pattern classifiers. It uses the orientations of the linear segments of these classifiers as guides in a branch-and-bound search for optimal subsets of features. The author develops procedures for determining near-optimal sequences of features for piecewise linear classifiers. He develop new procedures for selecting small...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Sklansky, Jack, CALIFORNIA UNIV IRVINE, *TARGET CLASSIFICATION, *INTERACTIVE...
The purpose of this study was to utilize a forecast method for estimating waiting time for Military Family Housing. The study had two basic objectives. The first was to accurately forecast waiting time for each classification of Military Family Housing and the second was to create a user friendly, statistically based computer program to implement the forecasting technique. The study surfaced three quantitative methods that forecast waiting time successfully: Seasonal indexing, adjusted seasonal...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Myers, Franklin L, AIR FORCE INST OF TECH WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB OH SCHOOL OF SYSTEMS...
The Spring project has been very active in multiple areas of real-time computing. We have developed significant results in many aspects of real-time scheduling, in real-time operating system design, in real-time transactions, and in time constrained communication protocols. We have also made progress in implementing a software (simulation) testbed, in developing a hardware operating system kernel testbed called SpringNet, and in implementing real-time transactions on a hardware testbed called...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Stankovic, John A, MASSACHUSETTS UNIV AMHERST, *MULTIPROCESSORS, *COMMUNICATIONS...
A demonstration prototype Decision Support System (DSS) has been developed, documented, and validated for the interactive selection of supply point locations within a U.S. Army Division area of operations. The DSS, called a Supply Point Locator (SPL), assumes a sophisticated software and hardware environment which uses a tactical terrain database as input for the analysis of terrain and selection of potential supply points. Locations of customers and potential supply point locations and the...
Topics: DTIC Archive, Wheeler, Larry L, GEORGIA INST OF TECH ATLANTA, *SUPPLY DEPOTS, *DECISION MAKING,...
