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Twenty-four Army helicopter pilots viewed videotaped
segments of low- level and nap-of-the-earth (NOE)
helicopter flights as presented on television monitors
designed to simulate an airborne low-light-level
television cockpit display system. While viewing these
displays in an environment having no additional ambient
illumination, these pilots were asked to set cockpit
monitor luminance at the lowest level that they judged
would permit successful flight control over the terrain
being overflown. Each pilot adjusted luminance levels for
eight different display conditions formed by the
factorial combination of display size, type of terrain,
and object-luminance to display-luminance transfer
function (system gamma function). Results show that
pilots used lower luminance settings when viewing the
larger of the two display sizes presented. They also used
significantly lower luminance settings when viewing
wooded terrain, with the system gamma function modified
to provide 'enhanced' contrast in the luminance range of
interest, as against an unmodified system gamma function.
The pilot's subjective impressions agreed with their
measured settings. This report discusses the impact of
these results on the specifications of display
requirements for a low-light-level television system for
aiding night NOE flight.
Date Published: 2017-12-06 20:49:16
Identifier: DTIC_ADA089755
Item Size: 20739467
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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