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NAS-Wide Performance: Impact of Select Uncertainty Factors and Implications for Experimental Design

February 2012

Gareth O. Coville, The MITRE Corporation
Billy Baden Jr., The MITRE Corporation
Stéphane Mondoloni, Ph.D. Associate Fellow AIAA, The MITRE Corporation
Seli Agbolosu-Amison, Ph.D. member AIAA, The MITRE Corporation
David C. Millner, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

The objectives of this report are to:

  • Determine the combinations of design days and sample runs per day required to achieve convergence of NAS-wide results within a specified level of accuracy.
  • Identify the impact that intra-day perturbations and fidelity of select input data have on NAS-wide simulation results.

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