Display Working Group Joint DARCOM/NMC/AFLC/AFSC Panel on the Field of Night Vision Technology, 16-17-18 January 1979.
Abstract
The purpose of this workshop was 'to define the doctrinal and system requirements driving advanced display technology for next generation FLIR applications.' To achieve this purpose, seven sessions were conducted. Four were tutorial in nature and three were discussion forums. The tutorial sessions (Sessions I, II, III, and VI) covered the topics of mission/doctrine requirements, system requirements, human factors and sensor/display state-of-the-art. The discussion sessions (Sessions IV, V, and VII) provided the attendees with the opportunity to interact with one another as well as to enter into informative and effective dialogue. Session IV served as a 'question and answer' period for topics covered in the first three sessions; Session V covered the topic of defining common terms used within the sensor/display community and developing standardized image measurement techniques; while Session VII served as a summary session whereby attendees attempted to summarize what had transpired at the Workshop. This report documents, in a concise and coherent manner, the proceedings that occurred during the conduct of this Workshop. A summary of each session is provided along with summary papers and associated presentation materials submitted by participants.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 1979
- Accession Number
- ADA077061
Entities
People
- Gilbert G. Kuperman
- Wayne L. Martin
- William N. Kama