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While there is a long history of using systems analysis in water resources management, there is little application of systems engineering to develop and implement the management solutions. A summary of the history of water resources management and system concepts is presented, and the potential of better management using systems engineering is formulated. The FRAT systems engineering process of defining functions and requirements prior to seeking solutions and implementation provides a bridge between the existing systems analysis practices and the proposed systems engineering improvements.
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System robustness is defined as a system's capability of adjusting its operation to accommodate changes in design conditions. To measure a system's performance under changes in the design conditions, an operation model is proposed. A robustness index in terms of the dual variables associated with th
The general requirements of inexpensive microcomputer systems for the administration of current psychometric procedures are reviewed. The hardware specification in terms of the type of machine, the mass storage required, the resolution of graphical displays and the provision of response media is dis