Technical data requirements for systems engineering and support

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• 1. SYSTEM PROGRAM RELATIONSHIPS = 3
• Developing the data spectrum = 6
• System development and activation = 6
• The systems engineering process and technical data support = 20
• The system model document = 21
• A management plan for system development = 22
• System development milestones and related technical data = 22
• The "integrated data concept" = 27
• Central data control = 29
• Timeliness of technical data = 29
• Human engineering technical data = 30
• Technical data contracts = 31
• Other technical data program considerations = 32
• Problems in technical data programs = 36
• 2. THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS = 37
• Management concern and educational needs = 40
• Review and approval of system requirements analysis documentation = 42
• Engineering drawings and system model document relationships = 43
• Preface to performing the system analysis = 43
• System requirements analysis functional phases = 45
• Performing and recording the system requirements analysis = 46
• Performing and recording the operational system analysis = 50
• Performing and recording the organizational and field-level support analysis = 66
• System loading = 85
• Production repair and depot-level support analysis = 93
• Site activation and acceptance program analysis = 95
• Other program requirements analyses = 98
• Using the system requirements analysis data = 99
• 3. SPECIFICATION CRITERIA = 103
• Index of specifications and standards = 104
• Categories of specifications = 104
• The specification tree = 105
• Hardware design specifications = 109
• Facility construction specifications = 114
• Preparing specifications = 115
• 4. PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS DATA = 122
• Uses of personnel requirements data = 123
• Scheduling the personnel requirements data program = 126
• Identification of human input requirements = 127
• Qualitative and quantitative personnel information reports = 129
• Developing qualitative and quantitative personnel information = 132
• Associate contractor cordination requirements = 142
• Updating personnel requirements information reports = 143
• 5. TRAINING AND TRAINING EQUIPMENT PLANNING DATA = 145
• Data development events in a typical training program = 147
• Training plans = 148
• Systematic identification of training requirements = 148
• Proficiency evaluation and training data = 158
• Other training data requirements = 160
• 6. ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AND ASSOCIATED DATA LISTS = 161
• Engineering drawing program requirements = 161
• Establishing the engineering drawing program = 182
• Functional(data) flow diagram evolution = 191
• Associated data list requirements = 194
• Methods of standardization in preparing engineering drawings and associated lists = 195
• 7. PROCEDURAL SUPPORT DATA = 198
• System program procedural data relationships = 200
• Requirements for early and unique development program procedural data = 206
• Technical manual programs = 208
• Planned inspection and scheduled maintenance data requirements = 217
• Checklists = 227
• Requirements for developing procedural data = 230
• Requirements for writing procedural documents = 238
• 8. ANCILLARY DATA REQUIREMENTS = 251
• Manufacturing data, site activation data, and contractor repair support data = 252
• Test program requirements = 267
• Test program data = 271
• Provisioning support = 277
• Explanations of data codes used in provisioning and supply = 284
• Health and safety data = 288
• Calibration data = 288
• Technical information file data = 291
• Logs, reliability data, and quality control records = 293
• Engineering change proposals = 303
• Engineering reports = 307
• 9. MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF DATA PROGRAMS = 316
• Definitions of management terminology = 317
• Centrally controlling total technical data requirements = 318
• Banking technical data for identification and control = 325
• Centralized groups for preparing and controlling data = 334
• Production and cost control = 340
• Quality control = 351
• Maintaining configuration control of equipment and data = 373
• Methods and procedure evaluation = 375
• 10. DOCUMENT DEVELOPMENT AND UPDATING REQUIREMENTS = 377
• Basic document development = 377
• Document updating = 383
• 11. AUTOMATION = 392
• Automation needs = 393
• Principles of automation application = 394
• Looking at the future = 415
• 12. CONTRACTS = 420
• Contracting data requirements = 420
• Types of contracts = 423
• Considerations in contracting for data programs = 426
• Proposals = 427
• Establishing contract line item requirements for data = 433
• Data cost estimating = 436
• Data call contracts = 448
• Subcontracts = 449
• 13. THE INTEGRATED DATA CONCEPT = 454
• Basic data program considerations = 454
• Proposals and contracts = 455
• Establishing system program requirements = 457
• Facility development = 459
• Personnel subsystem development = 460
• Hardware development = 463
• Procurement = 465
• Manufacturing and depot-level support = 466
• Test = 466
• Site activation and acceptance = 467
• Operations = 469
• Management and central control of data = 472
• Data for systems of the future = 473
• BIBLIOGRAPHY = 476
• GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN SYSTEM DATA PROGRAMS = 480
• INDEX = 488