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DOE OSTI2022

Statistical Cost Modeling of Behind-the-Meter Battery Energy Storage Systems.

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Benson, Andrew↗

DOE OSTI2023

Enhancing Production Cost Models to Improve Integration of Critical Water Issues into Transmission Expansion Planning

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Skolfield, Joshua Kyle↗

DOE OSTI2026

Updated Baseline Cost Model for Hydropower (2025)

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Oladosu, Gbadebo [Oak Ridge National Laboratory (O↗

NASA NTRS1975

Development of an EVA systems cost model. Volume 2: Shuttle orbiter crew and equipment translation concepts and EVA workstation concept development and integration

EVA crewman/equipment translational concepts are developed for a shuttle orbiter payload application. Also considered are EVA workstation systems to meet orbiter and payload requirements for integration of workstations into candidate orbiter payload worksites.

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NASA NTRS1974

Development of an EVA systems cost model. Volume 1: Design guides synopsis-EVA equipment

EVA equipment design guides and crewman interfaces are provided. A summary presents data on suited crewman mobility capabilities and on off-the-shelf Skylab hardware for economy planning.

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NASA NTRS1997

Calibration of a COTS Integration Cost Model Using Local Project Data

The software measures and estimation techniques appropriate to a Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) integration project differ from those commonly used for custom software development. Labor and schedule estimation tools that model COTS integration are available. Like all estimation tools, they must be calibrated with the organization's local project data. This paper describes the calibration of a commercial model using data collected by the Flight Dynamics Division (FDD) of the NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center (GSFC). The model calibrated is SLIM Release 4.0 from Quantitative Software Management (QSM). By adopting the SLIM reuse model and by treating configuration parameters as lines of code, we were able to establish a consistent calibration for COTS integration projects. The paper summarizes the metrics, the calibration process and results, and the validation of the calibration.

Boland, Dillard↗

NASA NTRS2000