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11 July 1989 Large Screen Display For The Mission Control Center
Martin J. Skudlarek
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Abstract
The replacement of the large center screen displays at the Houston Mission Control Center (MCC) is complicated by the unique requirements of the Flight Controller user. These requirements demand a very high performance, full color projection system capable of the display of high resolution text, graphics and images produced in near real time. This paper describes the current system to he replaced, the replacement system requirements, the efforts necessary to procure the major element of this system (the projector) for the government, and how the new capabilities are to be integrated into the existing MCC operational configuration.
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Martin J. Skudlarek "Large Screen Display For The Mission Control Center", Proc. SPIE 1081, Projection Display Technology, Systems, and Applications, (11 July 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.952835
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KEYWORDS
Projection systems

Aerospace engineering

Video

Visualization

Large screens

Electronics

Signal processing

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