Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Vinograd, S. P..
Three general classes of manned space flight missions of the future are described. These include: earth-orbital, lunar, and planetary. Biomedical science and technology is analyzed emphasizing areas of research needed to support future manned space flights and the information to be obtained from them.
Scientific literature which deals with the study of human behavior and crew interaction in situations simulating long term space flight is summarized and organized. A bibliography of all the pertinent U.S. literature available is included, along with definitions of the behavioral characteristics terms employed. The summarized studies are analyzed according to behavioral factors and environmental conditions. The analysis consist of two matrices. (1) The matrix of factors studied correlates each research study area and individual study with the behavioral factors that were investigated in the study. (2) The matrix of conclusions identifies those studies whose investigators appeared to draw specific conclusions concerning questions of importance to NASA.
Long term human biomedical and behavioral characteristics research, examining enhanced physiological fitness in space
Information retrieval matrix for aerospace medicine
Inflight physiological experiments and man as functional unit in gemini project - review of results
Weightlessness and manned space flight medical data to date
Medical experiments conducted to protect Gemini astronauts from space flight stress
Life support system recommendations, and human reaction to medical experiments for orbital research laboratory