Technology Readiness Levels and Space Program Schedule Change

Technology Readiness Levels and Space Program Schedule Change

IN A paper written by Dubos et al. [1], the authors make several assertions associated with: 1) technology readiness level (TRL) and schedule risk, 2) probability distributions associated with schedule change, and 3) modeling schedule change and risk. Some of these assertions will be briefly examine...

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