Cold Weather Goggles. V. Acceptable Limits Of Optical Distortion

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Title: Cold Weather Goggles. V. Acceptable Limits Of Optical Distortion
Author: Luria, SM; Rodriguez, R
Abstract: Contrast sensitivity, acuity through binoculars, depth perception, and riflery were measured as subjects looked through goggles with various degrees of optical distortion. The amount of distortion necessary to produce a statistically significant degradation of performance was determined for each task in order to specify the maximum allowable optical distortion in goggles. The degree of distortion was quantified by projecting a Snellen chart through the goggles and determining the Snellen line which could then be read. By this criterion, the maximum permissible distortion is that which degrades acuity from 20/20 to the 20/30 line.
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URI: http://archive.rubicon-foundation.org/8946
Date: 1983

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