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Other Applications with ACEIT Interfaces
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Advanced Aircraft
Analysis (AAA) - This design tool generates an ACE
Executive technical parameter input file. This file can be used to drive
an ACE-based cost model sensitive to these parameters via the Excel client to
the ACE Executive. DARcorporation, a developer and distributor of Airplane
design and analysis software and textbooks, has created AAA. They also provide
consulting services, including wind tunnel and water tunnel testing and
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Advanced Surface Ship
Evaluation Tool (ASSET) - This family of ship design
synthesis models, developed and maintained by Carderock Division, Naval Surface
Warfare Center, (CDNSWC), is used to design naval combatants, auxiliaries,
amphibious ships, and aircraft carriers. These models incorporate many
specialized capabilities and features which allow the incorporation and
assessment of advanced technologies in a design. The technology resident in the
ASSET family of design synthesis models can be easily adapted to commercial
ship design applications such as dry bulk carriers, tankers, and
roll-on/roll-off ships.
ASSET is used in the exploratory and feasibility design phases of naval surface
ships. It lets an architect perform the initial prediction of ship physical and
performance characteristics based on mission requirements and to do so with
sufficient fidelity that the total ship implications of subsystem level design
and technology decisions are evident.
You can host a ship cost model in ACE and use the ACE Executive to link the cost
model to ASSET. The ACE Executive Excel client application drives both ASSET
and the cost models in ACE (via the Executive Server). In Excel, you extract
design scenarios from ASSET, combine these with other required cost model
drivers, and develop a life cycle cost estimate. Standard reports and graphs
within the Excel client are linked to cost model outputs and engineering data
from ASSET. The graphs provide insight into potential program areas where cost
savings can be achieved.
To see more information on the ACEIT interface, click on I/O Support, then
click on AACEI.
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Army Military-Civilian Cost
System (AMCOS) - This is a database of active, reserve,
and civilian manpower data developed for accuracy and flexibility of manpower
cost estimation. It is used to provide military and civilian cost estimates for
acquisition, installation operations, force/unit costing, and a variety of cost
analysis requirements. It houses cost data by grade and MOS and can provide
users with cost details by MOS and budget appropriation for any unit
configuration, over time. It provides a file which can be imported into an
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ESA Costing
Software (ECOS) - To help manage large, complex technical,
multi-national projects, the European Space Agency (ESA) has developed a
procedure for determining the allocation of tasks to industry during each phase
of complex, multi-contractor projects. With ECOS, work can be divided down the
industrial structure, and cost proposals can be generated and passed to higher
levels of management. The information presented conforms to the ESA standard
costing and pricing requirements, and ECOS is mandatory for all of ESA's major
programs. The software package is distributed to contractors free of
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