Anthropometry and temporo-spatial environment
Anthropometric factors in manned space flight as related to workspace analysis, psychological effects, and work-rest cycle
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Roth, E. M..
Anthropometric factors in manned space flight as related to workspace analysis, psychological effects, and work-rest cycle
Conversion tables for studies of human responses to aerospace environment
Biomechanical factors determining lung damage following explosive decompression of space suits in vacuum test chambers
Space cabin atmosphere relation to environmental and operational variables, discussing effect of hypoxia and hypercapnia on spacecrew and mission safety
Selection of space cabin atmospheres including pressure, fire and blast hazard, humidity and temperature control, etc
Physiological factors of inert gases in space cabin atmospheres
Physiological factor, hardware, and environmental control tradeoffs for one and two gas systems of space cabin atmospheres
Dynamics of decompression sickness and role of inert gases in bubble formation
Design requirements for human gas physiology in space operations
Space cabin atmospheres - physical and physiological variables
Selection of space cabin atmospheres - oxygen toxicity