Orienteering Research Study - $30

Compensation: $30

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Created	April 30, 2008
Updated	April 30, 2008
Expires	October 29, 2008
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Participants wanted for Orienteering Study

Pacific Science & Engineering Group has been conducting a 10-year (award-winning) research project into the design of next generation terrain displays, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research in the Department of Defense. This is an invitation to participate in that project.

In April, May, and June, we will be performing a study with visual displays that entails routing through realistic terrain on a computer using various advanced display aids. The study is concerned with determining the role of terrain expertise on performance with the display aids and on intuitions about their relative utility. Therefore, we greatly desire participants with orienteering experience.

WHAT:
Approximately 2 hours of your time to participate. You would be guided through completing surveys and performing some simple tasks using a computer. You will be compensated $30 cash following your participation.

WHERE:
Pacific Science & Engineering (PSE)
Located at 9180 Brown Deer Road in Sorrento Valley

WHEN:
April 21, 2008 to June 13, 2008
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays

WHY:
Your participation will help inform the design of next generation terrain displays used by the Department of Defense

ELIGIBILITY:
- You must be an orienteer and have competed in an orienteering event that was level orange or higher
- You MUST NOT have participated in this experiment before (call if unsure)
- You must have normal or correct to normal eyesight (if you wear glasses or contact lenses, please wear them the day of the study.)
- You must have normal color vision

If you would like to be a participant or learn more about the study, please contact:

Ann Charng
Pacific Science & Engineering Group, Inc.
Phone: 858-535-1661 ext. 160

For further information on the study, visit:
http://www.pacific-science.com/AppliedCognition/PerspectiveViews.html

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