Color control for flight simulation at Armstrong Laboratory

摘要

Abstract: Device-independent color imaging is in use at the Armstrong Laboratory, Aircrew Training Research Division as a means of individually tailoring colors for each of the display-channel devices used to present visuals for flight simulation. Specifically, an accurate color match across multiple display- channel boundaries is desired. This complex system of color control encompasses the collection of display-channel color characterization data, the processing of that data into individualized Red-Green-Blue (RGB) color tables, and the utilization of those tables to match the colors of images across display-channel boundaries.!2