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ID No : | 715 Edit | Title: | Life Sciences Implications of Lunar Surface Operations |
Summary / Review : | "The purpose of this report is to document preliminary, predicted, life sciences implications of expected operational concepts for lunar surface extravehicular activity (EVA). Algorithms developed through simulation and testing in lunar analog environments were used to predict crew metabolic rates and ground reaction forces experienced during lunar EVA. Subsequently, the total metabolic energy consumption, the daily bone load stimulus, total oxygen needed, and other variables were calculated and provided to Human Research Program and Exploration Systems Mission Directorate stakeholders. To provide context to the modeling, the report includes an overview of some scenarios that have been considered. Concise descriptions of the analog testing and development of the algorithms are also provided. This document may be updated to remain current with evolving lunar or other planetary surface operations, assumptions and concepts, and to provide additional data and analyses collected during the ongoing analog research program." (Author's abstract) |
Author(s) : |
Chappell, Steven P.; Norcross, Jason R.; Abercromby, Andrew F.; Gernhardt, Michael L., [Johnson Space Center] |
Publication Date: | 2010 |
Category(s) : |
Life / Health human |
Web URL : |
http://hdl.handle.net/2060/20110001417
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PERMANENT code(s) : | L,U |
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NTRS : | 20110001417 |
Other Ref # : | NASA/TM-2010-216138, S-1084, JSC-CN-21464 |
Submitted by : | MEP |
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