Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement

Abstract: One of the most effective and complex concepts in planetary settlement is the integration of interfaces such as habitat modules, rover vehicles and space suits that can connect via airlocks, suitports and tunnels, and can disconnect to operate independently. This scenario is ideal to asses...

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Autores principales: Van Broock, Lynn, De León, Pablo, Vigo, Daniel Eduardo
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Publicado: Science and Education Publishing 2020
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Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/10340
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topic CONFINAMIENTO CONTROLADO
ESPACIO
RITMO CIRCADIANO
spellingShingle CONFINAMIENTO CONTROLADO
ESPACIO
RITMO CIRCADIANO
Van Broock, Lynn
De León, Pablo
Vigo, Daniel Eduardo
Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
topic_facet CONFINAMIENTO CONTROLADO
ESPACIO
RITMO CIRCADIANO
description Abstract: One of the most effective and complex concepts in planetary settlement is the integration of interfaces such as habitat modules, rover vehicles and space suits that can connect via airlocks, suitports and tunnels, and can disconnect to operate independently. This scenario is ideal to assess common symptoms during spaceflight missions such as fatigue, sleep loss, circadian desynchronization and work overload, This paper describes the main features of an integrated system built at the Human Spaceflight Laboratory from the Department of Space Studies at the University of North Dakota and a series of feasible measurements that can be conducted there to assess psychophysiological responses of a crew during confinement. This approach may contribute in the analysis of environmental mission conditions that interfere with sleep quality and individual vulnerabilities associated to sleep loss and circadian desynchronization.
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author Van Broock, Lynn
De León, Pablo
Vigo, Daniel Eduardo
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De León, Pablo
Vigo, Daniel Eduardo
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title Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
title_short Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
title_full Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
title_fullStr Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
title_full_unstemmed Integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
title_sort integrated planetary outpost simulation to assess crew psychophysiological response as a first approach to a lunar/mars manned base settlement
publisher Science and Education Publishing
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url https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/10340
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