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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface Stanley S. Ballard
Foreword Robert Heath Brown
Introduction J. W. Gebhard
SESSION I OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CATHODE-RAY TUBES
AND DISPLAYS IN RELATION TO ILLUMINATION PROBLEMS
Factors Affecting the Design of a Lighting System for Sage
R. T. Mitchell ..
Lighting, Building Design, and Human Factors in Systems Engineering
Samuel A. Francis. --------------------------
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Operational Aspects of Radar Displays Used for Air Traffic Control
Robert L. Sorenson and Fred S. McKnight . 14
Operational Requirements for Illumination and Visibility of Radar
Displays in Air Force Radar Approach Control Centers
James C. McGuire .
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Operational Requirements for Illumination In wombat information centers
Albert Van Acker .
Sonar Displays
Matthew Flato
SESSION II- METHODS FOR CONTROLLING AMBIENT ILLUMINATION
The Rationale for Use of Controlled White Light in Radar and Sonar Spaces
Carroll T. White
Some Applications of Controlled White Lighting
Fred G. Henry
A Broad-Band-Blue Lighting System for Radar Approach Control Centers:
Evaluations and Refinements Based on Three Years of Operational Use
Conrad L. Kraft
Relations among Dark Adaptation, the Spectral Character of Illumination
and the Visual Task
John L. Brown
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Effects of Certain Pre-exposure Variables on Dark Adaptation
John A. Hanson
Making Radar Indicators Useful in High Ambient Illumination
J. R. Roeder
SESSION III-DISPLAY REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY VISUAL FACTORS
The Interpretation of Simulated, Achromatic, Radar-Scope Targets
Harold P. Bishop
The Discrimination of Simulated, Chromatic, Radar Targets
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Some Effects of Grid Bias and Video Input Levels on Detection with an
Intensity-Modulated Cathode-Ray Tube
Paul M. Hamilton
The Effect of Number of Signal Pulses upon Signal
Detectability with PPI Scopes
Robert L. Erdmann and Robert D. Myers
Target Detection as a Function of Signal-To-Noise Ratio,
Pulse Repetition Frequency, and Scan Rate
J. L. Piazza and 1. B. Goodman.
Effects of Rate and Prolonged Viewing of Radar Signal Flicker
Anthony Debons and Charles Fried.
Target Detectability as a Function of the Area of Search with
Narious Degrees of Noise Present
M. Harold Weasner
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The Perception of Space in a Three-Dimensional Display
Walter C. Gogel . 131
SESSION IV NEW TECHNIQUES UNDER DEVELOPMENT
The Presentation of Alphanumeric Information
S. H. Boyd and C. W. Johnson.
Target Intensity on a Radar Indicator as a Function of the Radar Parameters
J. W. Ogland . ..
Bright Displays via Scan Conversion
Thomas S. Wonnell and William E. Miller .
The Army-Navy Aircraft Instrumentation Program
George W. Hoover .
Transparent Phosphors for Cathode-Ray Tubes
Charles Feldman ,
Direct-View Storage Tubes
George F. Smith -----------------------
Bright-Steady Electroluminescent Displays under Development
W. L. Gardner
SESSION ~ - Discussion
Panel Discussion
C. L. Crouch, l. W. Gebhard, and Robert H. Brown
General Discussion
Glossary
Roster and Index
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