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1. Distance support in-service engineering for the high energy laser

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Baida, Darron, Frangis, Socrates, Grajeda, Bridget, Meadows, Brian, Sheehan, Matthew, Shields, Virginia, Team Raising HEL from a Distance, Cohort 311-133O, Green, John M., Nelson, Doug, Young, Bonnie, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), and Systems Engineering (SE)

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systems engineering, CONOPS, high energy laser, modeling and simulation, cost analysis, risk analysis, distance support framework, IDEF0, distance support
Abstract

The U.S. Navy anticipates moving to a shipboard high-energy laser program of record in the fiscal year 2018 and achieving an initial operational capability by 2020. The design of a distance support capability within the high-energy laser system was expected to assist the Navy in reaching this goal. This capstone project explored the current Navy architecture for distance support and applied system engineering methodologies to develop a conceptual distance support framework with application to the high-energy laser system. A model and simulation of distance support functions were developed and used to analyze the feasibility in terms of performance, cost, and risk. Results of this capstone study showed that the implementation of distance support for the high-energy laser system is feasible and would reduce the total ownership cost over the life of the program. Furthermore, the capstone shows that moving toward the team’s recommended distance support framework will address current gaps in the Navy distance support architecture and will provide a methodology tailored to modern enterprise naval systems. http://archive.org/details/distancesupporti1094545248 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

Published
2015

2. Distance support in-service engineering for the high energy laser

Author

Green, John M., Nelson, Doug, Young, Bonnie, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Systems Engineering (SE), Baida, Darron, Frangis, Socrates, Grajeda, Bridget, Meadows, Brian, Sheehan, Matthew, Shields, Virginia, Team Raising HEL from a Distance, Cohort 311-133O, Green, John M., Nelson, Doug, Young, Bonnie, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Systems Engineering (SE), Baida, Darron, Frangis, Socrates, Grajeda, Bridget, Meadows, Brian, Sheehan, Matthew, Shields, Virginia, Team Raising HEL from a Distance, and Cohort 311-133O

Abstract

The U.S. Navy anticipates moving to a shipboard high-energy laser program of record in the fiscal year 2018 and achieving an initial operational capability by 2020. The design of a distance support capability within the high-energy laser system was expected to assist the Navy in reaching this goal. This capstone project explored the current Navy architecture for distance support and applied system engineering methodologies to develop a conceptual distance support framework with application to the high-energy laser system. A model and simulation of distance support functions were developed and used to analyze the feasibility in terms of performance, cost, and risk. Results of this capstone study showed that the implementation of distance support for the high-energy laser system is feasible and would reduce the total ownership cost over the life of the program. Furthermore, the capstone shows that moving toward the team’s recommended distance support framework will address current gaps in the Navy distance support architecture and will provide a methodology tailored to modern enterprise naval systems., http://archive.org/details/distancesupporti1094545248, Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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