DISSIG is well known for detailed and quality discussions on many topics concerning display systems. Issues and new regulations relating to display system design and manufacture are raised, including helmet mounted displays, CRT projectors, monitor displays, light valve projectors, and vector displays. New FAA and international requirements are brought to the attention of the DISSIG so we may be aware of changing needs of our organization.
DISSIG members are the first to state our field is truly multi-disciplined. We always strive to be aware of the soundness of new technologies often created by chemists and physicists. Human factors considerations weigh in the decision of our product success. The rapid advances of image generators (and other sources of imagery) are constantly evaluated to ensure display systems designed and manufactured do not limit the product presented to our customer. We are always eager to listen to and share commentary about CRT, flat panel, laser technologies, light valve, and other emerging technologies.
Collimating systems using screens and mirrors to create depth of the display image are often used in conjunction with the display device. Dome surfaces of various gain and viewing angle parameters are used to reflect the display image. Resolution, luminance, viewing angle, divergence, dipvergence, convergence, uniformity, as well as many other parameters must be considered for a successful design, and members of the DISSIG truly represent the leadership of these areas in our field. Company owners, chief engineers, industry consultants, development managers, line engineers, and application specialists of any level are all encouraged to share their experiences or seek a solution within our organization. In DISSIG we leave competition at the door, choosing instead to foster an open forum for mutual growth and benefit.
DISSIG membership requires membership in the IMAGE Society, coupled with a
desire to listen and share experiences and relevant
knowledge. We welcome new and existing members of the DISSIG and the IMAGE
Society to actively participate in our meetings and dialogue
exchange.
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