Sealift execution scheduling requirements analysis

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Ariel, Alan D.
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1989-09Advisor
Boger, Dan C.
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Wadsworth, David B.
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This analysis examines the sealift execution scheduling process with the purpose of
identifying factors which require consideration in the development of an automated
execution scheduling system. Organizational, communicational, and algorithmic factors
are examined and assessed as to importance in scheduler development. From this
assessment, a proposed system structure is developed to provide a high level framework
upon which further research and development can be built. Recommendations for interim
improvement in the process are made as well.
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