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What is the difference between an Operational Concept and a Concept of Operations?

April 26, 2017concept difference operational operations

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What is the difference between an Operational Concept and a Concept of Operations?

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Within the context of regional ITS architectures and systems engineering analyses, the difference between an operational concept and a concept of operations is one of scope and level of detail. Whereas an operational concept is region-wide, and part of the regional ITS architecture, a concept of operations is project-specific, and part of a systems engineering analysis.