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control applications. The experiments, designed to test the usefulness of colour as an aid to air traffic information presentation, involved collection of data on several hundred responses from subject-observers. Each of four colours could be identified with 97 99% accuracy. The use of colour where display symbology overlaps was found to increase accuracy of interpretation by a factor of three or more over monochromatic display. The use of colour to augment or reinforce altitude information or future route-offlight information did not appear to improve controller performance in the prediction of separation rule violations. 7.2.26 (68601)
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Problems of airborne displays were considered. Reports in the following areas were presented; trends in the field of airborne displays, evaluation and assessment procedures for airborne display systems, display devices and materials, data processing, and displays for particular applications. 8.4.20
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