Public reporting burden for this collection of information i. estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reyiewlncMotions, searchngn"x '*^ d^"u "»£ aatrwrinoiaiii maintair.no the data needed, and completing end reviewing the collection of information. AFRL-IF-RS-TR-1999-251 SPONSORING/MONITORING AGENCY REPORT NUMBER AFRL-IF-RS-TR-1999-251 SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES♦Litton PRC contractor, work performed under ADII Lab Support contract. AFRL Project Engineer: Peter A. Jedrysik/IFSB/(315)330-2150. 12a. DISTRIBUTION AVAILABILITY STATEMENTAPPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED. ABSTRACT (Maximum 200 words} 12b. DISTRIBUTION CODEComposite display systems consisting of multiple video projectors and/or direct view monitors are becoming more commonplace as the needs for 3D stereoscopic viewing and very high-resolution large screen displays become more prevalent. In these installations, the goal is to take separate elements and obtain a single amalgamated view. The object of this in-house task was to develop a number of interactive display patterns that would provide a more accurate, time saving means to test and align video projects in a tiled Datawall configuration and an overlaid stereoscopic configuration. Several of these composite display systems are currently implemented in the Advanced Displays and Intelligent Interfaces (ADII) Visualization Facility at the Information Directorate of AFRL, in Rome, NY.