NASA NTRS · 20000085933
Human Engineering Operations and Habitability Assessment: A Process for Advanced Life Support Ground Facility Testbeds
Abstract
Design and Human Engineering (HE) processes strive to ensure that the human-machine interface is designed for optimal performance throughout the system life cycle. Each component can be tested and assessed independently to assure optimal performance, but it is not until full integration that the system and the inherent interactions between the system components can be assessed as a whole. HE processes (which are defining/app lying requirements for human interaction with missions/systems) are included in space flight activities, but also need to be included in ground activities and specifically, ground facility testbeds such as Bio-Plex. A unique aspect of the Bio-Plex Facility is the integral issue of Habitability which includes qualities of the environment that allow humans to work and live. HE is a process by which Habitability and system performance can be assessed.
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Connolly, Janis H., Arch, M., Elfezouaty, Eileen Schultz, Novak, Jennifer Blume, Bond, Robert L.. 1999-01-01. Human Engineering Operations and Habitability Assessment: A Process for Advanced Life Support Ground Facility Testbeds. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000085933
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