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Modeling Human Search And Target Acquisition Performance: II. Simulating Multiple Observers In Dynamic Scenarios

Stanley R. Rotman
- 01 NovΒ 1989Β -Β 
- Vol. 28, Iss: 11, pp 281223
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The Center for Night Vision and Electro-Optics search model is extended to cover cases involving multiple observers under conditions with time-varying obscurants and it is found that simulations with two levels of visibility conditions indicate that the persistence time of an obscurant and the correlation between observers are crucial parameters for determining the average time for first detection.
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The Center for Night Vision and Electro-Optics search model is extended to cover cases involving multiple observers under conditions with time-varying obscurants. We find that simulations with two levels of visibility conditions indicate that the persistence time of an obscurant and the correlation between observers are crucial parameters for determining the average time for first detection.

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