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AN ANALYTICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY IS PRESENTED OF 1961 CONTRIBUTIONS ON NIGHT VISIBILITY. CONTRIBUTIONS ARE PRESENTED IN THE FOLLOWING CATAGORIES: ILLUMINATION, GLARE AND DARK ADAPTATION, SEEING WHILE IN MOTION, SEEING TIME LIMITATIONS, ACUITY, CONTRAST, ACCOMMODATION AND FIELDS, COLOR VISION, REGULATION AND BEHAVIOR AND DRIVING TASK ANALYSIS.

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1962

Highway Research Board Bulletin

41st Annual Meeting of the Highway Research Board

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Bibliographies; Color; Driver licensing; Drivers; Glare; Night visibility; Psychological adaptation; Street lighting; Vision

Highways; Safety and Human Factors

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Aug 5 1994 12:00AM

• A MODIFICATION OF THE BIO-PHOTOMETER FOR ALTEROCULAR FIXATION CONTROL
• AN IMPROVED INSTRUMENT FOR MEASUREMENT OF PAVEMENT MARKING REFLECTIVE PERFORMANCE
• AN INSTRUMENT FOR ASSESSMENT OF VISIBILITY UNDER HIGHWAY LIGHTING CONDITIONS
• EFFECTS OF AGE ON PERIPHERAL VISION
• FLICKER FUSION, DARK ADAPTATION AND AGE AS PREDICTORS OF NIGHT VISION
• GLARE SCREEN FOR DIVIDED HIGHWAYS
• LENSES FOR NIGHT DRIVING
• RELATION OF VISUAL ACUITY AND CONTRAST SENSITIVITY UNDER NIGHTTIME DRIVING CONDITIONS
• REQUISITE LUMINANCE CHARACTERISTICS FOR REFLECTIVE SIGNS
• ROADWAY DELINEATION WITH CURB MARKER LIGHTS
• TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AND DRIVER PERFORMANCE AS RELATED TO VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF NIGHTTIME VISIBILITY
• TRANSIENT ADAPTATION OF THE EYES OF A MOTORIST
• U.S. STANDARD FOR THE COLOR OF SIGNAL LIGHTS
• VISION AT LEVELS OF NIGHT ROAD ILLUMINATION VI LITERATURE 1960
• VISUAL DATA ON ROADWAY LIGHTING