Dyna-METRIC Version 5

A Capability Assessment Model Including Constrained Repair and Management Adaptations

Karen E. Isaacson, Patricia Boren

ResearchPublished 1988

Dyna-METRIC Version 5 is a capability assessment model that relates logistics resources and policies to wartime readiness. This report, intended for users of the Version 5 Dyna-METRIC model, describes the model's motivation, capabilities, use, and methodology. Version 5 was developed to more accurately represent the uncertainty in demand and repair, especially queueing and unanticipated demands. It is expressly suited to analysis of the effect of constraints on resources in the context of aircraft components and to evaluation of ways to overcome these constraints.

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  • Year: 1988
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Isaacson, Karen E. and Patricia Boren, Dyna-METRIC Version 5: A Capability Assessment Model Including Constrained Repair and Management Adaptations, RAND Corporation, R-3612-AF, 1988. As of October 4, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R3612.html
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Isaacson, Karen E. and Patricia Boren, Dyna-METRIC Version 5: A Capability Assessment Model Including Constrained Repair and Management Adaptations. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1988. https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R3612.html. Also available in print form.
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