NASA NTRS · 19950016973
Cueing light configuration for aircraft navigation
Abstract
A pattern of light is projected from multiple sources located on an aircraft to form two clusters. The pattern of each cluster changes as the aircraft flies above and below a predetermined nominal altitude. The initial patterns are two horizontal, spaced apart lines. Each is capable of changing to a delta formation as either the altitude or the terrain varies. The direction of the delta cues the pilot as to the direction of corrective action.
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Kaiser, Mary K., Johnson, Walter J.. 1994-05-24. Cueing light configuration for aircraft navigation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950016973
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