NASA NTRS · 19920056001
Terrestrial analogs for space exploration habitation systems
Abstract
The Space Exploration Initiative (SEI) can use early earth-based analogs to simulate many aspects of space flight missions and system operation. These analogs can thus provide information supporting future missions to the moon and to Mars. A study was performed to investigate the potential of terrestrial analogs in simulating human space exploration missions. The study resulted in preliminary requirements and concepts for analog habitation systems, and further study in this area is necessary for SEI terrestrial analog development.
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Campbell, Paul D., Brown, Jeri W.. 1992-03-01. Terrestrial analogs for space exploration habitation systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920056001
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