Color defective vision and the recognition of aviation color signal light flashes.

Lewis, Mark F.; Steen, Jo Ann; Civil Aeromedical Institute

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Color defective vision and the recognition of aviation color signal light flashes.

1971-06-01
By Lewis, Mark F. ; Steen, Jo Ann

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Lewis, Mark F. ; Steen, Jo Ann

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Civil Aeromedical Institute
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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Abnormalities, Human Airlines--Employees Air Pilots Analysis Aviation Certification Color Color Blindness Colors Color Vision Color Vision--Testing Correlation (Statistics) Correlation Analysis Daylight Depth Perception Distance Perception Education Evaluation Filters Filters And Filtration Flight Crews--Certification Green Human Beings--Testing Human Subject Testing Luminance Luminescence Medical Examinations And Tests Night Night Visibility Night Vision Optical Devices Perception Physical Diagnosis Red Signal Lights Training Visual Perception White
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FAA-AM-71-27 ; DOT/FAA/AM-71/27

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Tech Report
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United States
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OAM report.
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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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A previous study reported on the efficiency with which various tests of color defective vision can predict performance during daylight conditions on a practical test of ability to discriminate aviation signal red, white, and green. In the current study, subgroups of the subjects used in the previous investigation were tested with the signal light gun at night. Comparisons of the efficiency of each of seven tests of color defective vision in predicting performance under day and night conditions are reported.
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