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The Provision of Interim Sleep Quarters for Space Station Crews
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Prior to the delivery of a Habitation Module to the Space Station scheduled for 2002, there will be a period of approximately four years during which crews will have no private facilities for sleeping or off-duty activities. This lack of personal accommodation can be remedied by providing temporary or transitional private crew quarters as an interim measure until a permanent solution is available. The paper presents an overview of four possible approaches to the provision of these, discussing their characteristics and comparing their advantages or disadvantages.
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Nixon, D. and Griffin, B., "The Provision of Interim Sleep Quarters for Space Station Crews," SAE Technical Paper 951514, 1995, https://doi.org/10.4271/951514.Also In
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