If you are not familiar with leveling and how PSOP can shorten schedules while decreasing resource over-allocation, read the PSOP Overview first.
The getting started pages use the McDonnell Douglas Airplane Wing
example project that was shipped with PSOP. If you have not already
done so, import the wing.xer file found in the example subdirectory of
your PSOP installation (by default this is C:\Program
Files\PSOP 1.3\Examples\wing.xer). The wing project is a real project
that McDonnell Douglas made publicly available for research purposes.
The goal is to build an airplane wing as quickly and with as
little overload as possible. The wing.xer file has already
been leveled with Primavera using the default leveling options.
