NASA NTRS · 20030002684
Computer Modeling of Real-Time Dynamic Lighting
Abstract
Space Station tasks involve procedures that are very complex and highly dependent on the availability of visual information. In many situations, cameras are used as tools to help overcome the visual and physical restrictions associated with space flight. However, these cameras are effected by the dynamic lighting conditions of space. Training for these is conditions is necessary. The current project builds on the findings of an earlier NRA funded project, which revealed improved performance by humans when trained with computer graphics and lighting effects such as shadows and glare.
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Maida, James C., Pace, J., Novak, J., Russo, Dane M.. 2000-01-01. Computer Modeling of Real-Time Dynamic Lighting. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030002684
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