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Symbolic and Pictorial Displays for Submarine Control

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2 Author(s)
McLane, R.C. ; Honeywell, Inc., Systems and Research Center, Minneapolis, Minn. ; Wolf, J.D.

The Navy has given extensive support to the development of several different integrated display concepts for nuclear submarines. This paper describes a research program through which comparative, empirical analysis of these concepts was accomplished. The displays evaluated can be classed in two general categories—symbolic and pictorial. The pictorial contact-analog format was tested with symbolic and with pictorial or perspective quickened tracking techniques. The symbolic depth-azimuth format was tested with symbolic quickened tracking and with pictorial presentation of a predictor tracking device.

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Human Factors in Electronics, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:HFE-8 ,  Issue: 2 )

Date of Publication: June 1967

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