A System Simulation Development Project: Leveraging Resources Through Partnerships 951410
Partnerships between government agencies are an intellectually attractive method of conducting scientific research; the goal is to establish mutually beneficial participant roles for technology exchange that ultimately pays-off in a stronger R&D program for each partner. Anticipated and current aerospace research budgetary pressures through the 90's provide additional impetus for Government research agencies to candidly assess their R&D for those simulation activities no longer unique enough to warrant “going it alone,” or for those elements where partnerships or teams can offset development costs.
This paper describes a specific inter-agency system simulation activity that leverages the development cost of mutually beneficial R&D. While the direct positive influence of partnerships on complex technology development is our main thesis, we also address on-going teaming issues and hope to impart to the reader the immense indirect (sometimes immeasurable) benefits that meaningful inter-agency partnerships can produce.
Citation: Drummond, C., Owen, A., and Davis, M., "A System Simulation Development Project: Leveraging Resources Through Partnerships," SAE Technical Paper 951410, 1995, https://doi.org/10.4271/951410. Download Citation
Author(s):
Colin K. Drummond, A. Karl Owen, Milt W. Davis
Pages: 9
Event:
Aerospace Atlantic Conference & Exposition
ISSN:
0148-7191
e-ISSN:
2688-3627
Related Topics:
Research and development
Simulation and modeling
Collaboration and partnering
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