Electronic and Optically Generated Aircraft Displays: Study of Standardization Requirements

Ketchel, James M.; Jenney, L

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“…The most extensive survey of information requirements for HUDs if found in Ketchel and Jenney (1968), and the specifications are generally in accord with that survey.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

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“…The requirements listed in Section 3.5 of MIL-D-81641 (AS) are based on the recommended guidelines found in Ketchel and Jenney (1968), as well as some subsequent research and test results.…”

Section: Cd0mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This report will focus on the prescribed functions of the controls. J'he functions weiie developed in accordance with survey findings (Ketchel and Jenney, 1968) that defined combinations of symbols required for each phase of a mission. Recent data from a survey of A-7 pilots (Opittek, 1973) suggest that the allocation of functions to controls might be better organized in some instances.…”

Section: Manual Controlsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Human factors engineering for head-up displays: A review of military specifications and recommendations for research.

Egan¹,

Goodson²

1978

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This report is a review of Human Factors literature a~ d~military specifications concerning Head-up Displays (HUDs). The objectiv ,* is to identify important categories of Human Factors research concerning~virtual-image displays. These research categories are questions that must be answered before specifications can be written for the optimal design of HUDs.The review encompassed an exhaustive list of references available through the Defense Documentation Center (DDC) as well as other pertinent sources not given in the DDC listing.Each requirement in the General Specification for Head-up Displays, MIL-D-81641 (AS) , was compared with the available data. The data base for requirements and the importance of further research concerning each requirement were qualitatively rated. Categories of necessary research were established.Human Factors knowledge has not kept pace with the proliferating uses of HUDs and the expansion of HUD technology. Consequently, the majority of existing Human Factors specifications for HUDs are based on expert opinion rather than empirical data. Several categories of research are required to provide an adequate data base for future specifications, and to understand how specific issues in the design of HUDs affect performance.

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“…The most extensive survey of information requirements for HUDs if found in Ketchel and Jenney (1968), and the specifications are generally in accord with that survey.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Section: Manual Controlsmentioning

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Human factors engineering for head-up displays: A review of military specifications and recommendations for research.

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Goodson²

1978

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“…These thresholds are presented as a function of background luminance (LB), for values of LS/LB ranging from 1 to 100. With regard to maximum display luminances for airborne visual displays, Ketchel and Jenney (1968) believe that 500 fL (1590 cd per m^) should be sufficient for ordinary head-down display applications.…”

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Human Engineering Data Base for Design and Selection of Cathode Ray Tube and Other Display Systems

Meister¹

1984

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“…The two nearest poles (5,6) are set at the beginning of the glidepath. Glideslope itself is given by lines (7, 8) which irtersect the ground plane at the runway threshold.…”

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Pictorial Formats. Volume 3. Literature Review

Quinn¹

1982

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Electronic and Optically Generated Aircraft Displays: Study of Standardization Requirements

Cited by 11 publications

References 12 publications

Human factors engineering for head-up displays: A review of military specifications and recommendations for research.

Human factors engineering for head-up displays: A review of military specifications and recommendations for research.

Human Engineering Data Base for Design and Selection of Cathode Ray Tube and Other Display Systems

Pictorial Formats. Volume 3. Literature Review

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