Detection distance definition

Detection distance means the distance measured from the centre of the lens of the camera to the point at which a critical object can just be perceived (as defined by the critical perception).

Detection distance means the distance measured at ground level from the viewing reference point to the extreme point at which a critical object just can be perceived (the limiting value for a critical perception just barely achieved).

Detection distance means the distance measured from the centre of the lens of the camera to the point at which a Critical object can just be perceived (as defined by the critical perception).OICA Justification: “detection distance” is used too in annex 12 – 2.1.1 regarding requirement for detection systems.And In annex 12 – 2.1.1, the definition of Detection distance is from ISO that defines the detection area dimensions. It is not the same as in 2.1.9 taken from UN-R46 for CMS. Detection distance in 2.1.9 is used for “critical perception”. Do we really need that definition (that is only used in the communication form) considering that we have requirements of what should be seen in the FoV?Japan Comment: Agreed to remove.

Examples of Detection distance in a sentence

• Detection distance and cluster size should be independent and drawing some scatter plots and calculation of correlation coefficients will test this.

• Therefore proper safety photo beams and safety edges must be used in conjunction to the system.4. Detection distance and performance will vary based upon location of each application.

• Detection distance directionality of wing and thorax was compared as a function of surface area as measured in solid angle.Target strength M for a reference distance of 0.1 m was calculated as: M = 10log10 (Ir/Ii) where Ir and Ii (W m-2) are the returned (measured from 0.32 m and converted to the reference distance of 0.1 m by adding 10.1 dB) and incident sound intensity respectively.

• Detection distance was most variable using the IRT camera, ranging from 4- 50m; this method was associated with the majority of long-distance detections (>15m).

• Scrollbar for adjusting the Detection distance Adjustment elements for the right side of the detector 1.

• Detection distance is the calculated distance, feet, to the target vehicle at the moment each subject responded.Each subject had a push button device which they used to indicate when they detected a nearby vehicle.

• Mean relative weight of Humpback Chub in 2011 and 2012 was significantly higher than 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, and 2007 (Figure 17).

• Detection distance between Adam and Eva: Recommended distance between Adam and Eva:Minimum distance between two Eden pairs:0–15 mm +/- 2 mm7 mm100 mm Caution! The detection distance can be affected if Eden is mounted close to metal.

• Detection distance versus background luminance with and without DRL (From: Attwood, 1981).

• Scrollbar for adjusting the Detection distance Operating principle DualCurtain Outdoor is a bidirectional outdoor curtain motion detector that uses IR sensors to identify moving objects with temperatures close to that of the human body.

More Definitions of Detection distance

Detection distance means the distance measured from the centre of the lens of the camera to the point at which a Critical object can just be perceived (as defined by the critical perception).