Paper
10 September 2003 Ruggedized COTS displays applied to the towed artillery digitization program
John T. Thomas, Stanley Fong
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Abstract
Affordable performance and survivability is the key to providing displays for new Army programs. The Towed Artillery Digitisation (TAD) program applies COTS computers and communications to traditional artillery functions in order to increase lethality and effectiveness at minimal expense. The human interface requires the flexibility of displays to facilitate the decision loop and to implement the gun interface. GDC is tasked with providing two different displays for the TAD program and this paper will focus on how functional and performance requirements were met at affordable cost. The TAD displays operate in extreme environmental conditions and we describe both the functions of these displays within the TAD system and how GDC addressed the environmental issues.
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John T. Thomas and Stanley Fong "Ruggedized COTS displays applied to the towed artillery digitization program", Proc. SPIE 5080, Cockpit Displays X, (10 September 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.500949
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KEYWORDS
Computing systems

Commercial off the shelf technology

Navigation systems

Artillery

Optical filters

Telecommunications

Cobalt

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