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Detection and Recognition for Remote Tower Operationson Organisation. The requirement for visual image resolution of remote tower control is the second subject of the paper. Our analysis leads to definition of a ‘shortlist’ of important safety-related visual objects and phenomena for tower control and the conclusion that state-of-the-art media are jus

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