NASA NTRS · 20170006633
Contamination Mitigation Strategies for Long Duration Human Spaceflight Missions
Abstract
Contamination control issues are particularly challenging for long-term human spaceflight and are associated with the search for life, dynamic environmental conditions, human-robotic-environment interaction, sample collection and return, biological processes, waste management, long-term environmental disturbance, etc. These issues impact mission success, human health, planetary protection, and research and discovery. Mitigation and control techniques and strategies may include and integrate long-term environmental monitoring and reporting, contamination control and planetary protection protocols, habitation site design, habitat design, and surface exploration and traverse pathways and area access planning.
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Lewis, Ruthan, Lupisella, Mark, Bleacher, Jake, Farrell, William. 2017-07-18. Contamination Mitigation Strategies for Long Duration Human Spaceflight Missions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170006633
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