Comparison of Centralized-Manual, Centralized-Computerized, and Decentralized-Computerized Order and Management Information Models for the Turkish Air Force Logistics System.
Abstract
This thesis investigates three-base-level logistics order and information models to show their effects on logistics system performance. The selected models are the current TUAF manual system, the planned TUAF RDS and the current USAF COMO/COSO order and information models. The first two models represent a centralized logistics management policy. The third model, USAF's COMO/COSO, represents a more decentralized order and information procedure. To compare the performance of these three models, the TSAR (Theater Simulation of Airbase Resources) program was used. Input data was obtained from an F-16 TSAR Data Base documented by Orlando Technology, Inc. of Orlando Florida. Outputs of the three models are analyzed by comparing the flown sortie rate, number of non mission capable (NMC) aircraft, NMC hours, and number of holes for a given scheduled sortie rate, stock level, and number of aircraft. The major limitations of this study are Approximated order and ship times, and Hypothetical information about the TUAF Logistics policy, procedures, and organizational functions.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 01, 1986
- Accession Number
- ADA174120
Entities
People
- A. A. Yilmaz
Organizations
- Air Force Institute of Technology