Attentional Issues with Superimposed Symbology: Formats for Scene-Linked Displays
Attentional Issues with Superimposed Symbology: Formats for Scene-Linked Displays
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叠加符号系统的注意问题:场景链接显示的格式
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发表时间:
1995
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S. Shelden
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作者:
D. Foyle;R. McCann;S. Shelden
The head-up display (HUD) is a collimated, transparent display medium upon which graphical information, or superimposed symbology, can be presented. Since it is transparent, the main feature of the HUD is that it is located above the instrument panel, allowing the pilot to simultaneously view the out-the-window scene and the superimposed symbology, without refocusing the eyes or making large eye-scan movements. HUDs have been shown to be a superior presentation method for flight path symbology over that of traditional flight director displays (Boucek, Pfaff & Smith, 1983).