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Dave’s
Engineering Doctorate research was into the use of simulation for E&T of
military sensor systems (awarded by UCL 2013). |
E&T*
can help the MoD to “get a grip” on equipment delivery. Defence
projects are associated with late delivery, overspend and can be deemed to be
not-fit-for-purpose. Dr Dave Murray believes that an effective
E&T implementation would improve efficiencies. “get a grip”:- “In a report released on 15th July
2020, the Public Accounts Committee highlighted the Ministry of Defence’s
continued ‘lamentable failure to ‘get a grip’ and deliver on key defence
capabilities needed by the UK’s Armed Forces.” |
The intentions of this website are: 1. To inform about our background (The
RTDC) in the area of E&T – go to. 2.
To demonstrate how
E&T techniques can be used as an effective way to monitor progress by: a. Introducing Digital Twins – go
to. b. Introducing sources of information
– go to. c. Providing
contact information to promote discussion and ideas – go to. |
* E&T
or T&E? T&E
is the most used form. Evaluation involves inspection of existing evidence,
maybe with inference or calculation. Testing is an additional way to provide
evidence for evaluation – but is usually expensive. It seems
logical to evaluate existing evidence before defining what further testing is
need to supplement it – hence E&T! |
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