Developed
to address operating and support costs for naval aircraft, OSCAM
Air has been developed by the Naval Center for Cost Analysis
and QinetiQ for use by the NAVAIR organization and its partners.
Modeled
as a collection of inter-dependent sectors, the OSCAM Air model
provides a structured yet flexible approach to cost estimation.
As well as access to historical data, the model can be rapidly
populated with user defined data, or a combination of the two.
Simulation runs can be carried out quickly, enabling users to
build up a series of results to reflect alternative strategies
across a range of scenarios.
The US Air
model is currently in the early stages of development for OSCAM
Air v4.0. We are soliciting feedback from the user community to
address any unmet needs or identify opportunities where we can
refine functionality that currently exists. Please visit the comments
section of the webpage if you are interested in providing feedback
for our consideration.
For
more information, please contact the
.
In common with the other models in the OSCAM group, the advantages
of OSCAM Air include issues relating to the modeling approach used,
as well as the data structure and open architecture. For details,
please click below.
