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Astronaut and Aquanaut Performance and Adjustment Behavioral Issues in Analagous Environments
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The utility of analog environments as sources of data for future, long duration space missions is discussed. The undersea habitat is evaluated on a point by point basis for similarities and differences with Space Station and a possible Lunar Base. The comparability of Antarctic wintering-over stations is also considered. Critical issues for research are described as well as the requirement that participants be involved in the conduct of meaningful work.
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Helmreich, R., Wilhelm, J., and Foushee, H., "Astronaut and Aquanaut Performance and Adjustment Behavioral Issues in Analagous Environments," SAE Technical Paper 881004, 1988, https://doi.org/10.4271/881004.Also In
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