Application of Coding Methods in Development of Symbology for a Computer-Generated Topographic Display for Army Aviators (1982)
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Figure 33. The 10-hue alphabet used by Halsey and Chapanis (1951). Ericksen and Hake (1955) conducted a study using the method of absolute judgment to determine the maximum amount of information that could be con¬ veyed by a hue alphabet. Twenty different hues of equal saturation and brightness,…
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