Four predictive ground collision avoidance displays (Break-X, Chevrons% Mountain, and Highway) were tested using a fixed-base T-38 simulator with a projection screen and simulated Head-Up Display (HUD). The Break-X was similar to the conventional military alert except that it remained on the screen until the aircraft was recovered to safety. The Chevron display consisted of two caret symbols (> <)which slid horizontally inward as danger increased, forming an X identical to the break-X. The Mountain display used a single icon which moved upward in the HUD as danger increased, mimicking the motion of the terrain outside. The Highway was a preview display, which consisted of a perspective elevated surface shown at the desired altitude.


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    Title :

    Head-Up Display Symbology for Ground Collision Avoidance


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    Publication date :

    1999


    Size :

    120 pages


    Type of media :

    Report


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    No indication


    Language :

    English




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