This report describes the development of a quick-response interactive model to estimate long-range total Navy military and civilian manpower, given the number and type of ships and aircraft. The model can be used by Navy manpower managers to evaluate the impact of alternate fleet configurations on support manpower requirements. Application of the manpower projection model (MAPRO) to a 600-ship, 15-battle-group scenario indicates the need to increase total Navy military end strength by 10.4 percent and total Navy civilian end strength by 10.3 percent from FY82 to FY90. MAPRO has been installed at the Argonne National Laboratory computer facility but can be made accessible on other computers.
Aggregate Manpower Projection Model for Long-Range Planning
1985
24 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Personnel Management, Labor Relations & Manpower , Management Practice , Military Sciences , Manpower , Models , Naval planning , Military force levels , Computers , Long range(Time) , Civilian personnel , Naval personnel , Forecasting , Military applications , Computer applications , MAPRO(Manpower Projection Model)
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