The Estimation of Y-Direction Coincidence of Floating Marks of Various Sizes,

Abstract

An experiment is described in which the precision of coincidence-setting is determined for various black circular, split, and cross-type floating marks. The targets were viewed binocularly at 6 meters, without stereoscopic fusion. For circular marks, the standard deviation of coincidence setting was virtually independent of mark diameter for diameters 1-18 minutes of arc. The circular marks yielded standard deviations of from 10-20 seconds of arc, and the cross and split-mark 5-8 seconds. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jan 01, 1967
Accession Number
AD0721910

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  • Desmond O'connor

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  • Geospatial Research Laboratory

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  • Computing-Related Activities
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  • Diameters
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  • Mathematical Analysis
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  • Physical Properties
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  • Shape
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