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x Ben T. Mozo, Research Physicist U.S. <strong>Army</strong> Aeromedical Research Laboratory P.O. Box 620577, Bldg. 6901 Fort Rucker, Alabama 36362 mozo@rucker-emh2.army.mil Clarence E. Rash, Research Physicist U.S. <strong>Army</strong> Aeromedical Research Laboratory P.O. Box 620577, Bldg. 6901 Fort Rucker, Alabama 36362 rash@rucker-emh2.army.mil
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Page 4 and 5: The views, opinions, and/or finding
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Page 12 and 13: FOREWORD Now the Army is combining
Page 14 and 15: PREFACE Over the past 30 years, the
Page 16: INTRODUCTION PART ONE
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56 William E. McLean where f = eyep
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58 William E. McLean given FOV. To
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62 William E. McLean Figure 3.1. HM
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72 William E. McLean eyepiece focal
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Visual Coupling 4 Clarence E. Rash
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Figure 4.1. Typical magnetic tracke
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Visual Coupling 85 advanced optical
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Visual Coupling 87 present because
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Visual Coupling 89 delay times used
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Visual Coupling 91 the tail rotor f
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Visual Coupling 93 areas. If the Co
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Visual Coupling 95 virtual environm
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Visual Coupling 97 329. Rash, C. E.
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Visual Coupling
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Optical Performance 5 Clarence E. R
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Optical Performance 103 luminance d
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Optical Performance 105 bright targ
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Figure 5.2. A cyclical luminance pa
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Figure 5.3. Typical gamma curve. Op
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Optical Performance 111 Figure 5.4.
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Optical Performance 113 considerati
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Optical Performance 115 Full color
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Optical Performance 119 values, for
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Optical Performance 121 In discrete
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Optical Performance 123 automatic b
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Optical Performance 125
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The SQRI is given by Figure 5.8. MT
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Figure 5.11. MTF curves for P4 phos
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Optical Performance 133 stringent.
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Optical Performance 135 Figure 5.13
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Optical Performance 137 A number of
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Optical Performance 141 comments im
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Optical Performance 143 of contact
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Optical Performance 147 pay proper
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Rotational difference 10 arcminutes
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Optical Performance 151 Figure 5.16
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Optical Performance 153 by the choi
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Optical Performance 155 Alam, M. S.
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Optical Performance 157 Rucker, AL:
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Optical Performance 159 on rotorcra
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Optical Performance 161 Visualizati
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Optical Performance 163 Rash, C. E.
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Optical Performance 165 visually-co
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Optical Performance 167 C m = (L ma
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Acoustical Performance 8 Ben T. Moz
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Figure 8.2. Communications earplug
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Acoustical Performance 223 Figure 8
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Acoustical Performance 233 American
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Human Factors 9 Engineering (HFE) I
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Test and Evaluation 10 Clarence E.
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(Quast and Maricello, 1996) Test an
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Test and Evaluation 265 Perhaps the
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PART FOUR GLOSSARY OF HMD TERMS
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HMD Terms Aberration: Any variance
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Glossary 271 Design eye position: T
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Glossary 273 Image intensifier (I 2
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Glossary 275 Plasma display: Emissi
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277 aviator is continuously monitor
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280 Notes on Contributors Aeromedic
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INDEX A Aberration: astigmatic, 15,
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108 ratio, 36, 102-113, 117- 120, 1
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(FLIR), 4, 12, 27, 79, 81, 86, 91-9
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177, 179, 186, 189, 209, 211, 214,
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Physical-ear attenuation, 20, 264 P
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Vibration, 21, 24, 48, 49, 55, 83,
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