Lessons Learned from Experiments Conducted on Radar Data Management System
Abstract
The thesis provides lessons learned from experiments conducted by the 11th Air Force to verify the capabilities of two vendor-produced Radar Data Management Systems (RDMS). The first part of the thesis provides background information explaining the impetus for such experiments and why a lessons learned approach was taken. The experimental plan and the final report from the PACAF experiments are analyzed using evaluation tools taught in the C3 curriculum at the Naval Postgraduate School. The lessons learned from the mistakes made during these experiments are applied to produce a revised Experimental Plan. A lessons learned section follows the analysis. This section discusses specific lessons learned from the llth Air Force experiments as well as more general lessons learned by the author. The thesis concludes with two chapters that provide overall conclusions and a summary, and recommendations for future work that can be accomplished in the area of radar data management. Minimally Attended Radars, Radar Data Management Systems (RDMS), Region Operations Control Center (ROCC)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1994
- Accession Number
- ADA282896
Entities
People
- Mark W. Pierce
Organizations
- Naval Postgraduate School