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Accession Number:
AD0701151
Title:
DETERMINATION OF GROUND-TO-AIRCRAFT DISTANCE BY VISUAL TECHNIQUES.
Corporate Author:
HUMAN RESOURCES RESEARCH ORGANIZATION ALEXANDRIA, VA
Report Date:
1969-12-01
Abstract:
As part of research to develop techniques for use in the training of range estimation, the accuracies of two visual methods of determining specific ground-to-aircraft distances were compared. Using the Flyover method, training assistants signaled when the aircraft flew over markers placed at known distances from the training site. Using the Range Sight method, training assistants used a ranging device similar to a protractor to indicate when an aircraft passed each of several reference markers corresponding to known distances and angles from the training site. Comparison of the accuracy of each visual method with radar measurement of the aircraft position was made. Author
Descriptive Note:
Technical rept.,
Pages:
0046
Contract Number:
DAHC19-70-C-0012
File Size:
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