EQUIPMENT SYSTEM SUPPORTABILITY ANALYSIS
Keywords:
Equipment system, Equipment support, System supportability, Weapons and equipmentAbstract
Following the idea of "system - system construction - system supportability", the system concept and its construction mechanism are analyzed in depth, and the concept of system supportability is defined; the current status of equipment system supportability research at home and abroad is analyzed, focusing on support A classified review was conducted on the research on task planning and scheduling, support resource demand determination and optimal allocation, and maintenance implementation and optimization. The research status of the two aspects of "index construction-intelligent decision-making" that address key needs in system supportability research was analyzed, pointed out the characteristics of the current research, and proposed possible technical solutions for the next step. It has certain guiding significance for subsequent research on equipment system supportability.References
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