NASA NTRS · 20040201534
Visual-vestibular integration as a function of adaptation to space flight and return to Earth
Abstract
Research on perception and control of self-orientation and self-motion addresses interactions between action and perception . Self-orientation and self-motion, and the perception of that orientation and motion are required for and modified by goal-directed action. Detailed Supplementary Objective (DSO) 604 Operational Investigation-3 (OI-3) was designed to investigate the integrated coordination of head and eye movements within a structured environment where perception could modify responses and where response could be compensatory for perception. A full understanding of this coordination required definition of spatial orientation models for the microgravity environment encountered during spaceflight.
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Reschke, Millard R., Bloomberg, Jacob J., Harm, Deborah L., Huebner, William P., Krnavek, Jody M., Paloski, William H., Berthoz, Alan. 1999-01-01. Visual-vestibular integration as a function of adaptation to space flight and return to Earth. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040201534
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