Aircraft Battle Damage Assessment and Repair (ABDAR). Volume 2: Program Methodology

This is the second of three volumes describing the results of a program to develop technology to enhance the aircraft baffle damage assessment and repair (ABDAR) process. This volume is intended for use by those individuals interested in developing and implementing an ABDAR system for operational us...

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Main Authors: Crum, Ken, Dierker, Ron, Grody, Jackie, Thomas, Donald L, Clark, Michael E
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ABDAR(AIRCRAFT BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND REPAIR)
AERIAL WARFARE
AIRCRAFT DEFENSE SYSTEMS
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE
AMMUNITION DAMAGE
CDM(CONTENT DATA MODEL)
CFRS(COMPUTERIZED FAULT REPORTING SYSTEM)
Computer Programming and Software
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
DAMAGE ASSESSMENT
DATA BASES
ELECTRONICS
FIELD TESTS
IETM(INTERACTIVE ELECTRONIC TECHNICAL MANUAL)
IMIS(INTEGRATED MAINTENANCE INFORMATION SYSTEM)
LESSONS LEARNED
METHODOLOGY
MILITARY AIRCRAFT
OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
PE63106F
REPAIR
Terminal Flight Facilities
WUAFRL27450205
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Summary:This is the second of three volumes describing the results of a program to develop technology to enhance the aircraft baffle damage assessment and repair (ABDAR) process. This volume is intended for use by those individuals interested in developing and implementing an ABDAR system for operational use. The ABDAR Demonstration System has the demonstrated capability to enable the Combat Logistics Support Squadron (CLSS) assessor and technicians to significantly enhance the speed, accuracy, and completeness of the assessment process. This volume documents the program methodology employed to develop the ABDAR Demonstration System and demonstrate technology that provided the significant performance enhancements. After providing a program overview and overall approach, this volume details the methodology used to identify, create, prioritize, and document the ABDAR user requirements. It next provides the overall process used to design and develop the system that would meet the requirements in two different modes and handle two different types of electronic data. Software design is discussed including the software development environment, user interfaces, software and database architectures, and data development. Finally, the conclusions, lessons learned, and recommendations resulting from the program methodology are summarized.