NASA NTRS ยท 19760059014
Computer-generated, calligraphic, full-spectrum color system for visual simulation landing approach maneuvers
Abstract
The calligraphic chromatic projector described was developed to improve the perceived realism of visual scene simulation ('out-the-window visuals'). The optical arrangement of the projector is illustrated and discussed. The device permits drawing 2000 vectors in as many as 500 colors, all above critical flicker frequencies, and use of high scene resolution and brightness at an acceptable level to the pilot, with the maximum system capabilities of 1000 lines and 1000 fL. The device for generating the colors is discussed, along with an experiment conducted to demonstrate potential improvements in performance and pilot opinion. Current research work and future research plans are noted.
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Chase, W. D.. 1975-01-01. Computer-generated, calligraphic, full-spectrum color system for visual simulation landing approach maneuvers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760059014
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