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Helmet Mounted Displays: Design Issues for Rotary-Wing Aircraft Edited by Clarence E. Rash Visual Sciences Branch Aircrew Health and Performance Division U.S. Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory Fort Rucker, Alabama U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command Fort Detrick, Maryland With a foreword by COL Cherry L. Gaffney
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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
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Figure 2.2. Diagram of flat panel t
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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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Figure 4.1. Typical magnetic tracke
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Visual Coupling 85 advanced optical
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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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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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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 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 161 Visualizati
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Optical Performance 163 Rash, C. E.
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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 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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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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Physical-ear attenuation, 20, 264 P
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Vibration, 21, 24, 48, 49, 55, 83,
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