The development of a scheduling application in support of the a paperless ship.

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Hale, Richard J.
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1985-09Advisor
Wu, C. Thomas
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Frew, Barry A.
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The scheduling of events aboard U.S. Navy ships is a
complex and dynamic problem. Currently, this process is
primarily manual and involves searching through several
manuals and instructions to find information. Many times
the schedules produced are inaccurate, which can make
conducting activities very difficult and result in crew
frustration. By automating some of the functions of the
scheduling process, accurate schedules can be quickly
produced. As a result, valuable time will be saved and the
planning and coordination of shipboard activities can be
effectively accomplished in order to achieve and maintain a
high level of readiness. This thesis is part of the ongoing
Argos research project which supports the Navy's paperless ship concept by eliminating or minimizing manual procedures
used on ships.
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