Application of Coding Methods in Development of Symbology for a Computer-Generated Topographic Display for Army Aviators (1982)
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Figure 10. Color and shape symbols used by Smith and Thomas (1964). were pictorial military symbols selected to represent an easily discriminable code, since they varied in size and orientation, as well as in shape. A second set of symbols was based upon standard geometric symbols. The third set of…
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