民·軍兼用技術事業의 硏究課題 選定 評價基準 開發에 관한 硏究

Abstract

In the recent years, advanced countries, including the USA, are promoting the Commercial & Military Dual-Use Technology Program, in order to reinforce defense capability and industrial competitive power and maximize the outcome of R&D. The South Korean Commercial & Military Dual-Use Technology Program has been promoted since April 1998 mainly by Ministry of Knowledge Economy and Ministry of National Defense by legislating "Commercial & Military Dual-Use Technology Promotion Act." However, its outcome has been evaluated as being unsatisfactory. Improvement of methodology for selection of projects by roadmap, improvement of project management information system, and building of specification/standardization information system are presented as alternatives. In this study, the standardization roadmap for effective search & selection of projects mainly in the Commercial and Military Specification Unification Project is proposed to make it possible to find long-term projects, overcoming limitations of short-term projects. In addition, a standard of evaluation & selection of projects, using AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process) method, has been proposed for effective selection of projects found by survey and analysis. In addition, statistical analysis of the relationship and interactions of cause and effect between the roadmap and project by crosstabs and logistic regression analysis has also been performed to confirm the usefulness of the standardization roadmap presented in this thesis. Also to check the usefulness of the new evaluation criteria, its statistical analysis has been performed based on a priority made in the Commercial & Military Specification Unification Commission by Kenall W. The result of two analysis proved to be significant. It is expected that the roadmap and the evaluation criteria of selection of projects will contribute in selection of projects in align with the expansion that the Commercial & Military Specification Unification Project becomes the Commercial & Military Standardization Project.