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The display of spatial information and visually guided behavior
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Abstract
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The basic informational elements of spatial orientation are attitude and position within a coordinate system. The problem that faces aeronautical designers is that a pilot must deal with several coordinate systems, sometimes simultaneously. The display must depict unambiguously not only position and attitude, but also designate the relevant coordinate system. If this is not done accurately, spatial disorientation can occur. The different coordinate systems used in aeronautical tasks and the problems that occur in the display of spatial information are explained.
Author
- Bennett, C. Thomas NASA Ames Research Center
Citation: Bennett, C. Thomas (2013). The display of spatial information and visually guided behavior. Legacy CDMS. NASA NTRS ID 19920012226. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920012226 ↗