Development of a maintenance advisor expert system for the MK 92 MOD 2 Fire Control System: FC-1 Designation - Time, FC-1 Track - Bearing, Elevation and Range, and FC-2 Track - Bearing, Elevation and Range

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Lewis, Clinton Dean
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1993-09Advisor
Kamel, Magdi N.
McCaffrey, Martin J.
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The MK 92 MOD 2 Fire Control System (FCS) is a fast reaction, lightweight, low manned, high
performance multi-function fire control system that gives a ship all the combat functions required for
independent tactical operation. The MK 92 MOD 2 FCS Maintenince Advisor Expert System
(MAES) was proposed to assist Fire Control technicians in the troubleshooting of this complex fire
control system. This thesis addresses the development of a fully functional prototype expert system
that provides troubleshooting expertise for performance parameter deficiencies noted in the Daily
System Operability Test (DSOT). Specific issues covered include: scope of the project, project
background, the expert system development life cycle, hardware and software selection, knowledge
acquisition, knowledge representation, knowledge implementation and lessons learned in the process.
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