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Enhanced spatial state feedback for night vision goggle displays

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Bachelder, E. N.; Hansman, R. John
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Abstract
A preliminary study was conducted to investigate the use of visual flow cues as an aid to ground and vertical drift awareness during helicopter flight and targeting while using night vision goggles (NVG's). Three displays were compared: 1) NVG display: simulated NVG image of cockpit and external environment; 2) Overlay display: NVG image with an overlay of a flow cue field and a surrounding wire-frame globe; 3) Cut-out display: same as the Overlay display but with symbology removed from the central region (leaving an unobscured 20 degree field-of-view of the NVG image). Three levels of contrast were also compared using each display type. The visual scenery was displayed to subjects using a helmet-mounted virtual reality device that had a 40 X 50 degree field-of-view liquid crystal display
Date issued
1997-04
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/37317
Citation
Paper No. 3058-23, SPIE 1997 AeroSense Symposium Conference 3058: Head-Mounted Displays II, April 21-22, 1997, Orlando, FL
Keywords
visual flow cues, vertical drift, helicopter flight and targeting while using night vision goggles, air transportation

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