The level of facilities between military and private sector has been widen due to the continuous increase in civilian standards while large scale improvement of military facilities are carried out on the same basis for a long period of time. Meanwhile...
The level of facilities between military and private sector has been widen due to the continuous increase in civilian standards while large scale improvement of military facilities are carried out on the same basis for a long period of time. Meanwhile, in order to actively respond to changing conditions from the military's point of view, the government is implementing the relocation, integration, and redeployment of military facilities as part of its basic Defense Reform plan. Due to its characteristics, the reorganization of the unit requires a large amount of budget, and the need for the reorganization of unit is increasing due to the full-scale reorganization of the Defense Reform. In addition to deriving the exact requirements from the planning phase, it is also necessary to make correct decisions on the requirements based on the understanding of the project feasibility analysis procedures. However, due to the practical conditions of the unit and absence of standardized methodology, problems with project being delayed due to over-estimated or insufficient requirements continues to occur.
In this research, feasibility analysis model is developed and systematized by establishing items to be analyzed and elements that are related in order to enable individual corps to perform project feasibility analysis work more objectively and efficiently at the stage of raising the requirements for the reorganization facility project. IDEF0 functional model is used as a method of process modeling. As a result of constructing the model through a model development process consisting of a total of four steps, a model consisting of six main activities, twenty-five detailed sub-activities, and related ICOM elements was proposed. A case study using actual corps’ facility information was conducted to derive supplementary items of the proposed model. Finally, the proposed model was evaluated by military installation experts on the effectiveness for verification.
Based on the proposed process model, individual corps are able to accurately derive the requirements from the requirement making stage and to provide a clear basis for their requirement being requested. In addition, it will help facilitate smooth communication between participants from the requesting individual corps to the higher level of command with decision-making authority.