Research for Data Bases

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June 1, 1986
The FY 1985 Master Course Reference File (MCRF) data file is documented in this paper. It describes alternative ways the data can be accessed within CNA and through an analysis of these data documents institutional features of formal training.
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March 1, 1986
Navy veteran (NAVET) affiliations to the Selected Reserve (SELRES) are examined. Affiliation rates by rating are calculated using national data. These affiliation rates are shown to vary across rating, Reserve Recruiting and Manning Objective System (RAMOS) category, and bonus eligibility.
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January 1, 1986
This research memorandum reports on the construction of an individual-level data set for Navy enlistment contracts for FY83 and FY84. It discusses the problems associated with these data and formalizes a contract attrition model, which is then estimated in a logistic framework.
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September 1, 1985
This volume of the National Manpower Inventory (NMI) describes (1) the major inputs to the NMI and adjustments of the data made to meet NMI goals more directly; (2) the operational NMI model that was developed and its potential uses; and (3) some limitations inherent in the NMI data. For Additional Information See 02 053302, and 02 053303.
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August 1, 1977

This paper discusses problems involved with on-line information storage and retrieval systems. Error detecting and correcting schemes are examined.

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August 1, 1974
Three hundred eighty conflicts initiated during the years 1946-1964 are analysed. The analysis of recent conflicts has three major advantages: (1) to confirm or counter assumptions about limited warfare situations in the period 1946-1964 to provide greater validity in predicting such situations in the future; (2) to identify the major variables involved in the various kinds of recent conflicts so that these variables will be used appropriately in the analysis of future conflicts of a similar type; and (3) to provide a data base from which important implications about the nature of recent conflicts may be derived so that effective processes of deterrence and control may be perceived for future application.
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June 1, 1974
To determine attenuation values over a wide range of wave-lengths, an analytical methodology is developed to accommodate the population of droplets according to size in unit volume of several models of water-occluded atmospheres. The extent of penetrability of cloudy and rainy atmospheres is then demonstrated analytically as a function of wavelengths. The analysis of attenuation by water droplet atmospheres draws on the Mie theory of absorption and scatter by spherical droplets. Because of requirements forged by its scope, the study provides an extensive data base on the population of droplets by size in various water-occluded atmospheres.
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June 1, 1974
See Volume I, Type 20-006401 for abstract
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