CREW PHYSICAL SUPPORT AND RESTRAINT IN ADVANCED MANNED FLIGHT SYSTEMS
Supports and restraints for crews in advanced spacecraft flight or in flight simulators
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Supports and restraints for crews in advanced spacecraft flight or in flight simulators
Human tracking performance under transverse acceleration
Looking ahead mechanisms to characterize human operators sensing and using future imput data in forced pace control tasks
Saturn V space station system selection and choice of orbit, crew and logistic support
Aerospace medical and bioengineering considerations in M-2 lifting body research vehicle, discussing protective equipment, escape and medical monitoring systems
Signal Analyzer I as signal analysis system for manual control studies, using digital computer
Utilization of man as part of automatic, remotely controlled and directly manned space exploration systems
Functional extension of human hands through remote control machine
Training engineers to be advanced technological designers
Theoretical concepts and physical model for human spatial orientation in weightless environment
Problem areas in long duration manned space flight noting vehicle maintenance, extravehicular activities, visual skill performance, spacecraft control, etc
Asynchronous pulse-amplitude pulse width model of human operator performance
Measurement and display of control information using remote manipulation and manual control techniques
Data compilation for aircraft design improvement to enhance human survival in emergencies
Evaluation of hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell water for human consumption
Analysis of astronaut capabilities to perform extravehicular maintenance and assembly functions under simulated weightlessness
Rigid articulated pressure suits, discussing design, construction and operation for low external pressure, mobility requirements, etc