1984
DOI: 10.21236/ada144309
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F-15 Limited Field of View Visual System Training Effectiveness Evaluation

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“…Although this method is widely used, questionnaires suffer from being subjective in nature; also, they give no indication of the portion of the FOV being used, and they do not reveal where attention is allocated within the visual field. For example, an evaluation conducted b Goodyear-Rediffusion (O'Neal, 1984) for the F-15 Visual System asked 48 pilots to perform certain tasks in L 1600 horizontal (H) X 600 vertica! (V) limited-FOV F-15 simulator, rate the FOV for each task, and estimate additional FOV requirements for tasks in which the FOV was rated less than acceptable.…”
Section: Iil Eye Tracking Device For the Measurement Of F-lig3ht Perfmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although this method is widely used, questionnaires suffer from being subjective in nature; also, they give no indication of the portion of the FOV being used, and they do not reveal where attention is allocated within the visual field. For example, an evaluation conducted b Goodyear-Rediffusion (O'Neal, 1984) for the F-15 Visual System asked 48 pilots to perform certain tasks in L 1600 horizontal (H) X 600 vertica! (V) limited-FOV F-15 simulator, rate the FOV for each task, and estimate additional FOV requirements for tasks in which the FOV was rated less than acceptable.…”
Section: Iil Eye Tracking Device For the Measurement Of F-lig3ht Perfmentioning
confidence: 99%