How can laser-aircraft illumination hazards be reduced?

Murphy, Patrick

doi:10.2351/1.5056442

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How can laser-aircraft illumination hazards be reduced?

Patrick Murphy

International Laser Display Association

Bradenton, Florida,

USA

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https://doi.org/10.2351/1.5056442

Published Online: March 01 1997

There have been continuing incidents in the United States regarding the "illumination" of aircraft by lasers. The primary problem is not one of eye or skin safety. Instead, safe-but-bright levels of visible laser light are causing interference with pilot tasks.

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1997

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