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Duncan, C. Steven and Greenston, Peter M. (1988): Occupation Data Base Planning and Design. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 32nd Annual Meeting 1988. pp. 1202-1206.

“The Occupation Data Base under development at TPDC consists of three files. The first file describes military occupations, providing information about the attributes of the occupation. It addresses the question: what does the occupation look like? The second file describes the occupations from a "demographic" perspective, or more simply put, answers statistical profile (current and historical) of the characteristics, experience, and behavior of the people serving in each military occupation. The third file provides a data file on training programs, resources, methods and media as these elements relate to military occupations. All occupations within the enlisted, warrant officer, and officer communities are covered in each service, both active and reserve components. These three files are being built from current and historical data and will be updated regularly, thereby providing a comparative perspective with which senior service planners can make informed decisions on defense training issues.”

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