Advanced Aircrew Display Symposium Proceedings (6th) Held at Patuxent River, Maryland on 15-16 May 1984

摘要

The recent proliferation of new color display applications can be traced to two interrelated trends: 1) a growing interest in the potential advantages of a color information display for enhancing human performance in complex man-machine systems; and 2) the availability of a rapidly evolving display technology to support advanced color display concepts. Table of Contents: A Systematic Program for the Development and Evaluation of Airborne Color Display Systems by L. Silverstein, Airborne Electronic Color Displays - A Review of UK Activity Since 1981 by R. Caldow, Color CRT in the F-15 by J. Turner and H. H Waruszewski, Integration of Sensor and Display Subsystems by D. Bohrer and P. Jenkins, Modernizing Engine Displays by E. Schneider and E. Enevoldson, Colored Displays for Combat Aircraft by C. Maureau, Display Technology and the Role of Human Factors by S. Roscoe, J. Tatro, and E. Trujillo, Pictorial Format Program: Past, Present, and Future by G. Lizza, J. Reising, and L. Hitchcock, The Command Flight Path Display - All Weather, All Missions by G. Hoover, S. Shelley, V. Cronauer, and S. Filarsky, Sensor-Coupled Vision Systems by T. Stinnett, An Argument for Standardization in Modern Aircraft Crew Stations by V. Devino.