An Evaluation of the Use of the Logistics Composite Model to Measure the Effectiveness of Aircraft Flying Schedules.
Abstract
A current objective of the Study to Automate Logistics is the development of a computerized system to schedule aircraft maintenance and flying activities at the wing level. The authors saw simulation in the Logistics Composite Model (L-COM) as a possible evaluation method for computer produced schedules. 26 weekly flying schedules, previously executed in an F-4E wing, were collected and simulated in L-COM. Mission effectiveness, defined as the ratio of sorties flown to sorties requested, resulting from the L-COM simulation was compared with the mission effectiveness actually achieved.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1975
- Accession Number
- ADA016267
Entities
People
- Gary J. Toy
- James A. Boyd Jr.
Organizations
- Air Force Institute of Technology