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Field of regard

Known as: For 
The field of regard (abbreviated FOR) is the total area that can be captured by a movable sensor. It should not be confused with the field of view… 
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2015
2015
Development of multi time-step tomographic reconstruction with RAVEN
Author(s): Ono, Yoshito; Masayuki, Akiyama; Oya, Shin; Lardiere, Olivier | Abstract: In this paper, we present a tomographic… 
2014
2014
TMT-AGE: wide field of regard multi-object adaptive optics for TMT
We introduce current status of the feasibility study on a wide field of regard (FoR) Multi-Object Adaptive Optics (MOAO) system… 
2010
2010
Estimation of alerting thresholds for Sense-and-Avoid
In this paper, a method to calculate alerting thresholds is outlined along with the assumptions and an example. First, the… 
2008
2008
High-precision narrow angle astrometry with a space-borne interferometer
This paper develops an observing and processing scheme for narrow angle astrometry using a single baseline interferometer without… 
2008
2008
Synthetic vision for lunar and planetary landing vehicles
The Crew Vehicle Interface (CVI) group of the Integrated Intelligent Flight Deck Technologies (IIFDT) has done extensive research… 
2007
2007
Design and testing of an unlimited field-of-regard synthetic vision head-worn display for commercial aircraft surface operations
Experiments and flight tests have shown that a Head-Up Display (HUD) and a head-down, electronic moving map (EMM) can be enhanced… 
2006
2006
The Effects of Immersion on 3D Information Visualization
2004
2004
Some aspects of ROCSAT-2 system engineering
2001
2001
HEADSLAVED DISPLAYS IN A DRIVING SIMULATOR
In a driving simulator we examined how various types of head slaved displays influence driving performance. The following display… 
1993
1993
Selected microgravity combustion diagnostic techniques
During FY 1989-1992, several diagnostic techniques for studying microgravity combustion have moved from the laboratory to use in… 
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