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DTIC ADA148235: An Investigation of the Feasibility for Implementin...
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This report describes a feasibility study for developing
a videodisc based computer system for training small unit
armor tactics. This system will generalize the techniques
of 'surrogate travel' to provide an advanced terrain
representation (ATR) system permitting free travel within
a simulated environment. The purpose of ATR is to provide
a ground-level perspective of a simulated battle. Using
pictures taken from many points and perspectives on the
terrain, the system displays the appropriate pictures in
a fashion simulating the movement of the user's tank. The
results of this investigation indicate that present
technology is inadequate to allow for the use of computer-
generated imagery (CGI) overlays if the visual base is
photographs of real terrain; that a terrain board may be
appropriate to CGI use; and that a computer-generated
image base, while lacking some other desirable
properties, provides the greatest certainty that overlays
can be made available. Originator-supplied keywords
include: Computer-generated imagery, and Training
devices.
Date Published: 2018-01-26 15:42:27
Identifier: DTIC_ADA148235
Item Size: 50187641
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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