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NASA NTRS · 20190011733

Soyuz Occupant Risk

Abstract

Spaceflight has unique challenges for Occupant Protection. Current NASA Occupant Protection Requirements are based on military and automotive biodynamics research: Brinkley Dynamic Response Criteria; Hybrid III Anthropomorphic Test Device (ATD). Soyuz offers unique insight into the role of spaceflight deconditioning on impact tolerance. Project Objectives: 1. Develop a landing injury database; 2. Obtain seat acceleration data from TMA (Soyuz-TMA: Transport Modified Anthropometric) landings; 3. Re-create Soyuz landings using models; 4. Update NASA occupant protection standards as needed.

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Newby, Nate, Somers, Jeff, Putnam, Jacob. 2018-01-23. Soyuz Occupant Risk. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20190011733

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