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Performance metrics are important in systems engineering due to their ability to provide objective and quantifiable data. This book is about measuring various aspects of a system's performance, such as reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety to enable systems engineers to obtain accurate and reliable information about systems performance.
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Availability metric quantifies proportion of time a system is operational. This booklet presents illustrated formulation and evaluation of systems availability using practical examples. It describes methods of measuring systems availability from maintenance data generated by the engineering system.
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In today's interconnected and technology-driven landscape, the successful deployment and continuous operation of complex systems are paramount. This is especially true in the aviation industry, where precision, reliability, and safety are non-negotiable. This book demystifies systems engineering by rooting its core principles in the tangible realities of equipment management, operations, and maintenance. We move beyond theoretical constructs to explore how robust engineering practices translate into dependable real-world performance.
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The environment around radio navigation systems includes buildings whose roofing materials interfere with signal propagation. This interference may cause partial loss of intelligence in communication between radio systems and flying aircrafts.
Buildings around airports have been restricted partly because they pose threats to flight navigation.
The purpose of this research was to study effects of roofing materials on air navigation signal propagation.
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