- DII COE Style
Guide has superseded the User
Interface Specifications for the Defense Information Infrastructure.
I am currently attempting to obtain a link or copy of the document.
- Warrior Symbology Standard
-- DoD standard
for the display of tactical data.
- WSHCI
-- US Army Weapon System Human Computer
Interface Style Guide. Download
a self-extracting exe of the guide. Requires Microsoft Word 97 or
the free viewer.
- MIL-STD-1477C
-- Department of
Defense Interface Standard Symbols for Army Systems Displays (Metric).
US Army air defense systems display symbology. This document
is provided as a PDF file in a ZIP.
- MIL-STD-1787B
-- Military Interface Standard, Aircraft Display Symbology.
(Unclassified Version.) Defines symbology
used in displays on military aircraft such as the Head Up Display
(HUD). It does not describe classified electronic warfare
symbology. This is provided as a ZIP of a PDF file by the Human
Factors Division of the FAA's Aviation Research.
- MIL-STD-1472F --
Department of Defense Design Criteria Standard, Human
Engineering. This document is provided as a PDF file in a
ZIP.
- FM
44-100 Air
Defense Artillery Reference Handbook 15 June 2000 -- A good introduction to the different types of
air defense weapon systems in use by the US. Covers short range,
high-to-medium, command & control, training devices and more.
- 00-25
Human Factors for Designers of Equipment - Part 7, Visual Displays
-- From the UK MOD Defence Standards, DStan.
PDF file requires free
viewer.
- NATO
Symbology Guide for Ground Systems -- courtesy of Military.Com.
- MIL-HNBK-1908B
-- Definitions of Human Factors Terms.
Definitions of
terms and concepts encountered in HCI development.
- MIL-HNBK-759C
-- Department of Defense Handbook for Human Engineering Design
Guidelines.
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Note Regarding Human-Computer Interface
(HCI)
symbology: The
DoD Joint Technical
Architecture recommends that the MIL-STD-1787B and MIL-STD-1477C be used as
appropriate but it is mandated that the Common
Warfighting Symbology be used for joint force applications.
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