Abstract
This paper presents a review of experimental data from tests of target acquisition with electro-optical, raster scan systems. These data, as well as equipment parameters such as sensor field of view, system line number, display size, and target size on the display, can be used to estimate target acquisition performance by system operators. The paper lists the equations required to make such performance estimations, and several examples are given. The procedure can be used to compute equipment characteristics required to insure prescribed levels of target acquisition performance.
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