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DTIC ADA1005705: Target Acquisition during a Manned Real-Time Recon...
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During a manned real-time reconnaissance mission,
providing target information to our military intelligence
in a timely, efficient manner is of prime importance. In
order to assess target information, the human observer is
faced with many influencing variables. The main variables
involved during target acquisition consist of the
target/background, aircraft, environment, sensor display
unit, and the human observer himself. Additionally, for
each variable are many other elements which have some
influence on the target acquisition process. In acquiring
a target during a reconnaissance mission, the human
observer has been found to perform this task the most
efficiently and economically. Although automatic target
detection methods are being pursued to take the place of
the human observer, there has been no feasible method of
developing a system which has the combined flexibility,
programability, quick response, ability to reject
clutter, ability to respond to small contrast, ability to
respond to high and low ambient illumination, shape and
contour matching ability, resolution, ability to detect
anomalies in the scenic content, the ability to detect
movement and changes, and the ability to make intuitive
judgments as the human observer. In addition, the small
weight and volume make the human observer a very
effective and economical sensor and data analyzer.
Date Published: 2020-01-19 13:30:19
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1005705
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Language: english
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