An introduction to the TSAR simulation program : model features and logic / prepared for the United States Air Force [by] Donald E. Emerson.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Emerson, Donald E. (Donald Eckhart), 1925-2009.

Contributor:

United States. Air Force.

Series:

R (Rand Corporation)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Aeronautics, Military--Data processing.

Aeronautics, Military.

Aeronautics, Military--Mathematical models.

Air bases--Data processing.

Air bases.

Air bases--Mathematical models.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xiv, 57 pages) : illustrations

Other Title:

Introduction to the TSAR simulation program

Introduction to the T.S.A.R. simulation program.

TSAR simulation program.

Place of Publication:

Santa Monica, Calif. : RAND Corporation, [1982]

Summary:

TSAR is a complex Monte Carlo simulation of a system of interdependent theater airbases that has been designed for analyzing the interrelations among on-base resources and the capability of the airbases to generate aircraft sorties in a dynamic, rapidly evolving wartime environment. On-equipment maintenance tasks, parts and equipment repair jobs, munitions assembly, and facility repair tasks are simulated for each of several airbases. Asset accounting for each of 11 classes of resources, and for each type within each class, permits assessment of a broad range of policy options that could improve the efficiency of resource utilization on a theaterwide basis. This report first introduces the reader to the scope of the TSAR simulation and to each of the activities that are represented in the simulation. The remainder of the report presents a series of comprehensive discussions of TSAR's logic for each of the types of events simulated.

Notes:

"A Project Air Force report prepared for the United States Air Force."

"February 1982."