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Appendix A

Agenda

WORKSHOP ON STATISTICAL ISSUES IN DEFENSE ANALYSIS AND TESTING

  1. Welcome and Introduction to the Workshop

John Rolph

Suzanne Woolsey

Miron Straf

  1. Overview of Statistical Issues in Defense Analysis and Testing

David Chu

Robert Duncan

  1. Cost and Operational Effectiveness Analyses and Operational Tests

    Rapporteur: Michael Cohen

  1. The purpose of cost and operational effectiveness (COEAs) for weapon systems: What do they tell us? What do we do now?

William Lese

  1. Why operational tests? How much is enough? What do we do now?

Ernest Seglie

  1. Discussion

Stephen Vardeman

Michael Woodroofe

  1. Rejoinders and general discussion
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  1. Design of Experiments

Rapporteur: Louis Gordon

  1. Design of experiments in COEAs: Where should we go next?

Cyrus Staniec

  1. Design of experiments in operational test and evaluation (OT&E ): Where should we go next?

Arthur Fries

  1. Discussion

Vijayan Nair

Jerome Sacks

  1. Rejoinders and general discussion

  1. Panel 1: Risk Management and the Connection Between COEAs, Developmental Testing, and Operational Testing

    Rapporteur: Michael Cohen

    1. Introduction

      1. COEAs

      2. Developmental testing

      3. Operational testing

William Lese

Richard Ledesma

Ernest Seglie

  1. Panel discussion

Henry Dubin

James Duff

Martin Meth

Marion Williams

Larry Crow

Donald Gaver

  1. General discussion

  

  1. Risk Assessment and Costs

    Rapporteur: Michael Cohen

    1. Risk assessment in modeling and testing

Charles Horton

Patricia Sanders

  1. Cost of tests. Cost of programs.

John Gehrig
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  1. Discussion

Arthur Dempster

James Hodges

  1. Rejoinders and general discussion

  1. Modeling for Weapon Systems

    Rapporteur: Nancy Spruill

    1. Modeling for weapon systems in an operational context: How to evaluate the nail's contribution to the war

Jim Metzger

  1. Discussion

Kathryn Laskey

Stephen Pollock

  1. Rejoinders and general discussion

  1. Panel 2: Where should we go in the future?

    1. Presentations

Richard Ledesma

William Lese

Ernest Seglie

  1. Discussion

Donald Rubin

Francisco Samaniego

  1. General Discussion

  1. Report from Rapporteurs

Michael Cohen

Louis Gordon

Nancy Spruill

  1. Concluding Remarks

John Rolph
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