METHOD FOR DETERMINATION OF TARGET ACQUISITION AND RECOGNITION TIME WITH ENGAGEMENT OF LAND UNMANNED COMPLEX
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Volodymyr Senatorov
Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Existing model of adversary engagement does not permit to assess the time behavior of adversary engagement process and it should be upgrade. Land-unmanned complexes equipped with both wide-angle TV-camera and TV-sight is considering as the first opposing force.
The main parameters of viewing process at acquisition and recognition: condition of image watch and target contrast are took into consideration. Time of target acquisition and recognition is assessed for different contrast and target image watch conditions: on remote display or head-mounted indicator.
Assessment results have shown following. Information should be present simultaneously on remote display and head-mounted indicator at target acquisition by wide-angle TV-camera and target recognition by TV-sight taking into account the relevant advantages of augmented reality systems.
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