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[en] Dr. Klemas open-quotes I believe that image display systems for ship operators (captains) should be automated and standardized. However, some degree of flexibility is desirable to allow the operator to fine tune the display and optimize it for specific environmental conditions. Field experience has shown that a final adjustment by the operator is most desirable and effective. Most important, the imaging system must not be made too complex by excessive automation.close quotes Mr. Schell open-quotes Higher levels of sensor, processing, and information extraction technologies and their integration as a total system are needed. Today's oil spill surveillance capabilities do not provide reliable, day/night/adverse weather information for spill operations. Limited numbers of sales and low unit cost inhibit meaningful commercial investment. Current levels of R ampersand D funding are inadequate. Multiple sensor information processing and information extraction technology R ampersand D has a large payoff potential for improved system capability.close quotes
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Anon; 340 p; 1992; p. 63-65; Technology ampersand Management Services, Inc; Gaithersburg, MD (United States); 1. international oil spill R and D forum; McLean, VA (United States); 1-4 Jun 1992; Technology ampersand Management Services, Inc., 18757 North Frederick Road, Gaithersburg, MD 20879-3160 (United States)
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