Titlebook: On Orbit and Beyond; Psychological Perspe Douglas A. Vakoch Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Autonomy in Future Space Missi

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Cross-Cultural and Spaceflight Psychology: Arenas for Synergistic Researchw attention to cross-cultural issues in space missions. In 1978, the Soviets began their ., or “guest cosmonaut,” program, whereby non-Soviet cosmonauts joined Soviet crews on space stations, while Europeans developed Spacelab which flew with the U.S. Space Shuttle Columbia in 1983. Over the years,

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High Versus Low Crewmember Autonomy in Space Simulation Environmentsn expedition to Mars will have more autonomy than in previous space missions. In order to study the impact of high versus low crew autonomy on crewmembers and the crew–mission control interaction, we conducted a series of pilot studies involving three space simulation settings: NASA Extreme Environm

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Effects of Autonomous Mission Management on Crew Performance, Behavior, and Physiology: Insights frose the prevalence of autonomous operations. To provide experimentally-derived insights on the effects of crew autonomy, we utilized a laboratory-based simulation model to assess crew performance effectiveness and biopsychosocial adaptation under rigid schedule-based management of crew activities by

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From Earth’s Orbit to the Outer Planets and Beyond: Psychological Issues in Spaceever, this time frame is much less than that expected on expeditions to the outer solar system, where total mission durations of 10 years or more are likely. Although future technological breakthroughs in propulsion systems and space vehicle construction may speed up transit times, for now we must r

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