“…These factors include improved vigilance, general knowledge of location, and knowledge of size and general time of when a detection should take place. 30 More recently, research on the effects of being cued (alerted) on vigilance tasks similar to visual searching have been reported. 31 It can also be hypothesized that the unalerted searcher correction factor varies with contrast or visibility.…”
Section: Recommended Correction Factor(s) For Field Usementioning
Although additional experiments are required for the medium- and low-visibility search objects and in the dry-domain ecoregion, we suggest search planners use the following correction factors to convert field-measured Rd to an estimate of the effective sweep width (W): high-visibility W = 1.8 × Rd; medium-visibility W = 1.6 × Rd; and low-visibility W = 1.1 × Rd.
“…These factors include improved vigilance, general knowledge of location, and knowledge of size and general time of when a detection should take place. 30 More recently, research on the effects of being cued (alerted) on vigilance tasks similar to visual searching have been reported. 31 It can also be hypothesized that the unalerted searcher correction factor varies with contrast or visibility.…”
Section: Recommended Correction Factor(s) For Field Usementioning
Although additional experiments are required for the medium- and low-visibility search objects and in the dry-domain ecoregion, we suggest search planners use the following correction factors to convert field-measured Rd to an estimate of the effective sweep width (W): high-visibility W = 1.8 × Rd; medium-visibility W = 1.6 × Rd; and low-visibility W = 1.1 × Rd.
“…For more complete treatments see Middleton [95] and Duntley [32,33] and the references listed therein. Effects of ground/horizon sky luminance ratio and contrast on visibility factor for objects with a terrestrial background, based upon a contrast threshold of 0.05.…”
Section: Objects With Terrestrial Backgroundmentioning
“…On the other hand, Gordon (in Duntley et at., 1964) cites two reports on clear weather sky conditions at sea level. These establish sky illuminance at approximately 10,000 foot-candles when the sun is at zenith.…”
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