CONSPICUITY OF FLUORESCENT AND NON-FLUORESCENT STIMULI.
Abstract
Two investigations were performed into the conspicuity of stimuli equated for luminance, but of different purity and of different dominant wave length. In these experiments, subjects performed a simulated flight and responded to the stimuli as the stimuli appeared at various azimuth locations against a simulated sky background. The results supported the contention that purity will affect detection time in the simulated flight situation and that wave length also exerts an important effect. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1966
- Accession Number
- AD0635393
Entities
People
- Arthur I. Siegel
- Edmund C. Gifford
- John S. Lazo
- Joseph R. Provost
- R. S. Lanterman