Appendix A - Bibliography

Groups: | 50 - 99 | 100 - 149 | 150 - 199 | 200 - 249 | 250 - 299 | 300 - 349 | 350 - 399 | 400 - 419 |

USER'S GUIDE

This bibliography includes all of the human engineering standards, data books, and technical documents that were reviewed to obtain the human-systems integration design considerations, requirements, and examples given in this document. The references that are cited as source documents for either the text or figures are noted by having an asterisk located after the reference number. Those references that are not so notated were given due consideration but found not to have data appropriate for these standards.

In the following listing, the reference citation is as follows:

Reference No., Document No., Used by Originator, Author (if cited), Document Title, (Document Title Line 2, if required), Prepared by, Published by, Publication Date.

Note on Applicable Revisions - Whenever a reference document is cited in the REQUIREMENTS paragraphs, the specific document revision cited in this Appendix A is the only version to be used even though there may be later revisions than the one cited.

1  * MSFC-STD-512A, Stokes, J.W. ,Man/System Requirements for Weightless Environments Airesearch Mfg. Co., NASA-MSFC, 11/25/76.

2  * MIL-STD-1472C, Notices 1 and 2 Human Engineering Design Criteria for Military Systems, Equipment and Facilities, DOD, C Revision 05/02/81, (Notice 3 3/17/87).

3  * JSC-07387B, Langdoc, W.A., Crew Station Specifications, (See references 193 thru 202 for specifications contained herein), NASA-JSC, 5-6-3.

4  * D180-19063-1, Farrell, R.J., Booth, J.M. ,Design Handbook for Imagery Interpretation Equipment Boeing Aerospace Co., 2-84.

5  * MSFC-STD-267, A Human Engineering Design Criteria, NASA-MSFC, 09-23-66.

6  * ED-2002-210 , Tobias, L. Apollo Applications Program Payload Integration Technical Study and Analysis Report, Bendix Corp., 11/30/67.

7  * JSC-14581, Griffin, B.N., The Influence of Zero-g and Acceleration on the Human Factors of Spacecraft Design , NASA-JSC, 8-78.

8  * HEL STD 5-6-66 , Chaillet, R.F., Honiafeld, A.R., Human Factors Engineering Design Standard for Wheeled Vehicles (Superseded by MIL-HDBK-759, Ref. 15), Technical Spec Office/Systems Res. Lab, ARMY-HEL, 9-66.

9  * NASA CR-1205(I), Roth, E.M., Compendium of Human Responses to the Aerospace Environment:, Volume I , Lovelace Foundation for Med Ed & Resch., NASA, 11-68.

10  * NASA CR-1205(II), Roth, E.M. , Compendium of Human Responses to the Aerospace Environment: Volume II , Lovelace Foundation for Med Ed & Research, NASA, 11-68.

11  * NASA CR-1205(III) Roth, E.M. , Compendium of Human Responses to the Aerospace Environment: Volume III, Lovelace Foundation for Med Ed & Research, NASA, 11-68.

12   White, R.M. , Anthropometric Survey of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Vietnam, U.S. Army Natick R&D Laboratories, Adv. Res. Proj. Agency, 10-64.

13   MIL-STD-1333A , Aircrew Station Geometry for Military Aircraft Naval Air Systems Command, DOD, 06/30/76.

14   DOD-HDBK-743, Anthropometry of U.S. Military Personnel, U.S. Army Natick R&D Laboratories, DOD, 10/03/80.

15  * MIL-HDBK-759A (MI), Human Factors Engineering Design for Army Material, U.S. Army Human Engineering Lab, DOD, 6-30-81.

16  * NASA RP 1024, Anthropometric Source Book: Volume 1: Anthropometry for Designers Anthropology Staff/Webb Associates, NASA, 7-78.

17  * NASA TM X-62, 101, Haines, R.F., Barrt, A.E., Zahn, J.R., Cederwall, F.T., Human Performance Capabilities in Simulated Space Station Concordia College, San Jose State, NASA-ARC 1-72.

18  * AFSC DH 1-2 ,General Design Factors Dept. of the Air Force, HQ A/F Systems Command, 02/20/74.

19  * AFSC DH 1-3, Human Factors Engineering Dept. of the Air Force, HQ A/F Systems Command, 01/01/72.

20   AFSC DH 1-5, Environmental Engineering Dept. of the Air Force ,HQ A/F Systems Command, 03/10/74.

21  * AFSC DH 1-6, System Safety Dept. of the Air Force HQ A/F Systems Command, 12/20/78.

22  * AFSC DH 2-2 ,Crew Stations and Passenger Accommodations Dept. of the Air Force, HQ A/F Systems Command, 05/01/72.

23   AMRL-TR-69-6 , Alexander, M., Garrett, J.W., Flannery, M. P., Anthropometric Dimensions of A/F Pressure-Suited Personnel for Workspace and Aerospace, Medical Research Laboratory Air Force Systems Command, 8-69.

24  * NHB 8060.1B , Flammability, Odor Offgassing Requirements and Test Proc. for Materials in Environment Office of Space Transportation Systems Office of Space Transportation Systems, NASA, 9-81.

25  * MIL-A-8806A, Acoustical Noise Level in Aircraft, General Specification for DOD, 07/11/66.

26 MIL-STD-783B, Legends for Use in Aircrew Stations and on Airborne Equipment DOD, 10/31/69.

27 MIL-C-8779D, Colors, Interior, Aircraft, Requirements for DOD, 08/23/71.

28 MIL-M-18012B, Markings for Aircrew Station Displays, Design and Configuration of DOD, 07/20/64.

29  * MIL-S-008806B, Sound Pressure Levels in Aircraft, General Specification for Dept. of the Air Force, 09/21/70.

30 MIL-STD-411D, Aircrew Station Signals Naval Air Systems Command DOD, 06/30/70.

31 MIL-STD-203F, Aircrew Station Control and Displays: Assignment Location and Actuation of, for Fixed Wing Naval Air Systems Command DOD, 12/28/73.

32 MIL-L-5667B, Lighting Equipment, Aircraft Instrument Panel: General Specification for Installation of USAF, 02/04/64.

33 MIL-L-18276C, Lighting, Aircraft Interior, Installation of DOD, 06/19/64.

34 MIL-STD-12D, Abbreviations for use on Drawings Specifications, Standards and in Technical Documents, U. S. Army Armament R&D Command DOD, 06/15/68.

35 D-NA-0002, Procedures and Requirements for Flammability and Offgassing Evaluation Manned Spacecraft Nonmetallic Materials, NASA/JSC, 07/18/68.

36  * AFFDL-TR-70-174, Semple, C.A., Heapy, R.J., Conway, E.J., Burnette, K.T., Analysis of Human Factors Data for Electronic Flight Display Systems, Manned Systems Sciences, Inc., A/F Flight Dynamics Lab.

37  * TBD , Space Station Human Productivity Requirements, Lockheed, NASA/JSC.

38 AFR 161-35 Briftofd, D. , Hazardous Noise Exposure, HQ AFMSC/SGPA HQ AFMSC/SGP, 04/09/82.

39 MIL-STD-740B, Airborne and Structureborne Noise Measurements and Acceptance Criteria of Shipboard Equipment ,NAVY - SH USN, 01/13/65. (This standard was superseded by MIL-STD-740-1, Airborne Sound Measurements and Acceptance Criteria of Shipboard Equipment, and MIL-STD-740-2, Equipment Structureborne Vibratory Measurements and Acceptance Criteria of Shipboard Equipment, 12/30/86).

40 MIL-T-23991T, Training Devices, Military: General Specification for, NAVY (TD) DOD, 02/20/74.

41 MIL-STD-195, Marking of Connections for Electric Assemblies Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense, DOD, 10/20/55.

42  * NASA CR 3857, Peerly, R.L. Jr., Rockoff, L.A., Raasch, R.F., Space Station Crew Safety Alternatives Study - Final Report, Rockwell Intl. , NASA-Langley Research Center, 6-85.

43 Fed. Std. No. 3, Colors, Aeronautical Lighting Federal Supply Services, GSA, 08/27/51.

44  * MIL-A-25165B, Aircraft Emergency Escape System, Identification of Bureau of Naval Weapons, DOD, 10/05/64.

45 MIL-C-25050, A Color, Aeronautical Lights and Lighting Equipment, General Requirements for Bureau of Naval Weapons, DOD, 12/02/63.

46 MIL-STD-45662 Calibration Systems Requirements Dept. of the Army - MI DOD, 06/10/80.

47  * MIL-I-38038A Instrument Lighting System, Electro-Luminescent, General Specification for USAF, 02/13/63.

48 MIL-L-006730C Lighting Equipment; Exterior, Aircraft, General Requirements for Naval Air Systems Command Dept. of Navy, 05/17/71.

49 MIL-L-25467D Lighting, Integral, Red, Aircraft Instrument, General Specification for Naval Air Systems Command DOD, 06/12/77.

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50  * MIL-L-27160C Lighting, Instrument, Integral, White, General Specification for USAF, 07/31/75.

51 MIL-P-21563B Paint System, Fluorescent, for Aircraft Application Bureau of Naval Weapons DOD, 12/11/62.

52 MIL-P-7788E Panels, Information, Integrally Illuminated Naval Air Systems Command DOD, 04/16/79.

53 MIL-STD-1180A, Safety Standards for Military Ground Vehicles, U.S. Army Tank-Automotive Command, DOD, 01/26/83.

54 MIL-STD-1280, Keyboard Arrangements U.S. Army Electronics Command, DOD, 01/28/69.

55 MIL-STD-1348 Knobs, Control, Selection of Naval Electronic Systems Command DOD, 07/30/69.

56 MIL-STD-143B Standards and Specifications, Order of Precedence for the Selection of Aeronautical Systems Division, DOD, 11/12/69, (This standard was superseded by MIL-STD-970, Standards and Specifications, Order of Preference for the Selection of Aeronautical Systems Division, 10/1/87).

57 MIL-STD-1473A, Standard General Requirements for Color and Marking of Army Material, Dept of the Army (MI), DOD, 02/10/76.

58  * MIL-STD-1474B, Noise Limits for Army Material US Army-Missile Research and Dev. Command, DOD, B Revision, 06/18/79 (Notice 2 - 04/20/84).

59 MIL-HDBK-141, Optical Design Defense Supply Agency, DOD, 10/05/62.

60 NASA SP-7, Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use Scientific & Technical Information Div., NASA.

61  * ANSI S1.1-1960, Acoustical Terminology Acoustical Society of America American Standards Association, 05/25/60.

62  * ASTM E308, Computing the Color of Objects by Using the CIE System, ASTM.

63 NASA TM-82585 , William W. Vaughan, Natural Environment Criteria for the Space Station Program Definition Phase Atmosphere Sciences Division/Systems, Dynamics Lab, NASA, 3-18-53.

64 MIL-STD-1179B, Lamps, Reflectors and Associated Signaling Equipment for Military Vehicles, US Army Tank Automotive Command, DOD, 09/14/82.

65 MSFC-STD-350A, Abbreviations for Use on Drawings NASA-MSFC, NASA, 06/26/67.

66 Society of Automotive Engineers J185, Access Systems for Off-road Machines Off-road Machinery Technical Committee, Society of Automotive Engineers, 6-8-85.

67 Society of Automotive Engineers J925, Minimum Service Access Dimensions for Off-road Machines Const. & Ind. Machinery Tech. Committee ,Society of Automotive Engineers, 10-25-84.

68 Society of Automotive Engineers J833 USA, Human Physical Dimensions Const. & Ind. Machinery Tech. Committee, Society of Automotive Engineers, 12-83.

69 MH01-05175-414, Panel Controls (CM/LEM Control and Display Standardization), North American Aviation, 06/15/65.

70 MH01-05176-414, Display Faces (CM/LM Control and Display Standardization), North American Aviation, 06/15/65.

71 MH01-05178-414, Annunciator and Electromechanical Status Indicator, North American Aviation, 06/15/65.

72 MH01-05174-414, Nomenclature, Markings and Color, North American Aviation, 08/26/65.

73 MH01-01388-416, Interior Lighting Functional Performance Criteria, North American Aviation, 07/30/65.

74 MF0004-050, J. T. Horton Panel Design Criteria and Guidelines - Controls and Displays - Orbiter, Rockwell International - Space Division, 10/15/76.

75 ANSI S1.4-1971, Writing Group S1-W-45 Specification for Sound Level Meters Acoustical Society of America, ANSI, 04/27/71.

76 ANSI/IEEE STD 260-1978, IEEE Standard Letter Symbols for Units of Measurement Int. Electrotech. Comm., IEEE, 12/29/78.

77 ANSI Y10.20.1975, Mathematical Signs and Symbols for Use in Physical Sciences and Technology, ASME, 10/15/75.

78  * NASA CR-1726, Marton, T., Rudek, F.P., Miller, R.A., Norman, D.G., Handbook of Human Eng. Design Data for Reduced Gravity Conditions, General Electric Co. NASA, MSFC.

79  * NASA CR-3751, Shields, N.L. Analysis of Large Space Structures Assembly Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 12-83.

80 NASA SP-5093, Athey, S. W. Acoustics Technology - A Survey Technology Utilization, Division Office of Tech Utilization, NASA.

81 NASA SP-7012, Mechtly, E. A. The Intl. System of Units Physical Constants and Conversion Factors, Scientific and Technical Information Office, NASA.

82 NHB 1700.7, Safety Policy and Requirements for Payloads Using the Shuttle Transportation System, NASA.

83 D6-49958, Farrell, R. J., Guidelines for CRT Workstations Boeing Commercial Airplane, 03/22/82.

84 VOL.27, #2, APRIL 1985, Simpson, C.A., et al., System Design for Speech Recognition and Generation Human Factors Society, Inc., Human Factors, 4-85.

85 ANSI S1.6-1967, Preferred Frequencies and Band Numbers for Acoustical Measurements Acoustical Society of America, ANSI, 03/17/67.

86  * NASA SP-483, Connors, M. M., Harrison, A. A., Akins, F. R., Living Aloft: Human Requirements for Extended Space Flight, Ames Research Center, NASA, 2-76.

87 Personnel and CE Equipment Shock Tolerance - Final Report, U.S. Army Communications Command, Boeing Aerospace Company.

88 Harris, C. M. Crede, C. E., Shock and Vibration Handbook, McGraw-Hill Book Company

89  * NASA-TM-85355, Shuttle EVA Description and Design Criteria (Superseded by JSC-10615, Ref. 100), NASA.

90  * JSCM 8080, Manned Spacecraft Criteria and Standards, JSC NASA, 04/26/71.

91 MIL-STD-250D, Aircrew Station Controls and Displays for Rotary Wing Aircraft, DOD, 08/28/74.

92  * NASA-SP-3006, Parker, J.F., Wext, V.R. ,Bioastronautics Data Book, Biotechnology, Inc., Office of Naval Research/NASA.

93 ANSI Y10.3-1968 Letter Symbols for Quantities used in Mechanics of Solids, ANSI, ASME, 10/29/68.

94 ANSI/IEEE STD 289-1985, IEEE Std. Letter Symbols for Quantities used in Electrical Science and Engineering, IEEE Standards Coordination Committee 14, IEEE, 12/12/84.

95 NAS 1282, Hook, Snap, Bolt, Natl. Aero Standards Committee, AIAA, 06/30/66.

96 ESSEX-H-82-04, Shields, N., Pruett, E., Human Factors and Space Technology: Notes on Space Related Human Factors R&D, History, Facilities, et al., Essex, 08/26/82.

97 MSFC-PROC-711A, Spacelab Display Design and Command Usage Guidelines, Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 1-79.

98 ISO Standards Handbook 4, Acoustics, Vibration and Shock, ISO.

99 MCR-70-446, Rosener, A. A., et al, Architectural/Environmental Handbook for Extra-terrestrial Design, Martin Marietta Corporation, 11-70.

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100  * JSC-10615, Shuttle EVA Description and Design Criteria, Crew Training & Procedures Div - NASA, NASA-JSC, 5-83.

101  * ISO 2631-1978(E), Guide for the Evaluation of Human Exposure to Whole Body Vibration, ISO, 01/15/78.

102  * Kirkpatrick, M., Malone, T., Shields, N., Earth Orbital Teleoperator Visual System Evaluation Program (Report 1), Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 3-73.

103 H-84-04, Shields, N., Fagg, M., Analysis and Selection of a Remote Docking Simulation Visual Display System, Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 4-84.

104 H-82-01/H-82-01.1, Shields, N., Piccione, F., Malone, T., et al, Human Operator Performance of Remotely Controlled Tasks, Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 3-82.

105 Brye, R., Kirkpatrick, M., Malone, T., Shields, N., Earth Orbital Teloperator Manipulator System Evaluation Program (Report 3), Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 2-76.

106 H-77-2, Brye, R., Frederick, P., Malone, T., Shields, N., Earth Orbital Teloperator Manipulator System Evaluation Program (Report 4), Essex Corp., NASA-MSFC, 01/28/77.

107  * JSC 19617, Mitchell, J. P., Crew Interface Panel Space Station Habitability Requirements Document, NASA-JSC, 12-83.

108  * NASA TM X-64825, MSFC Skylab Crew Systems Mission Evaluation, System Analysis and Integration Lab, NASA-MSFC, 8-74.

109 NATICK/TR-77/024, Anthropometry of Women of the U.S. Army - 1977, Rep. 2 - Basic Univariate Statistic, Webb Associates, Inc., US Army Natick R&D CMD, 1977.

110 AMRL-TR-70-5, Clauser, C., McConville, J., Tucker, P., et al., Anthropometry of Air Force Women, AMRL.

111  * Woodson, Wesley E., Human Factors Design Handbook, McGraw-Hill, Inc., 5-81.

112 Society of Automotive Engineers J898, Control Locations far Off-Road Work Machines Transactions: Society of Automotive Engineers, Society of Automotive Engineers, 7/82.

113 Lessons Learned on the Skylab Program - Headquarters, HQ Skylab Program Office Eng. Direc., NASA-HQ, 11-74.

114  * Lessons Learned on the Skylab Program - MSFC, MSFC Skylab Program Office, NASA-MSFC, 2-22-74.

115  * JSC-09535, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 1 - Translation Modes and Bump Protection, NASA-JSC, 6-74.

116 JSC-09537, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 3 - Architectural, Evaluation of Sleeping Quarters NASA-JSC, 7-74.

117 JSC-09538, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 4 - Design, Characteristics of the Sleep Restraints NASA-JSC, 7-74.

118 JSC-09539, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 5 - In-flight Maintenance, NASA-JSC, 9-74

119  * JSC-09540, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 6 - Space Garments for IVA Wear, NASA-JSC, 8-74.

120 JSC-09541, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 7 - IVA Personal Restraints, NASA-JSC, 10-74.

121 JSC-09542, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 8 - Cleaning Provisions within the Waste Management Compartment, NASA-JSC, 10-74.

122 JSC-09543, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 9 - Foot Restraint Systems, NASA-JSC, 12-74.

123 JSC-09544, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 10 - Body Restraint Systems, NASA-JSC, 12-74

124  * JSC-09545, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 11 - Personal Mobility Aids, NASA-JSC, 1-75

125  * JSC-09546, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 12 - Temporary Equipment Restraints, NASA-JSC, 2-75

126 JSC-09547, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 13 - Tools, Test Equipment, and Considerations for In-flight Maintenance, NASA-JSC, 11-74

127 JSC-09548, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 14 - Personal Hygiene Equipment, NASA-JSC, 1-75

128 JSC-09549, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 15 - Cable Management in Zero-G, NASA-JSC, 9-75

129  * JSC-09551, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 17 - Neutral Body Posture in Zero G, NASA-JSC, 7-75

130  * JSC-09552, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 18 - Evaluation of Skylab IVA Architecture, NASA-JSC, 12-75

131  * JSC-09553, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 19 - Food System, NASA-JSC, 2-76

132  * JSC-09561, Skylab Experience Bulletin No. 27 - Personnel, and Equipment Restraints and Mobility Aids, NASA-JSC, 5-75

133 MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 1, Mobility and Restraint,NASA-MSFC, 7-31-71

134  * MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 2, Architecture and Environment NASA-MSFC, 7-31-71

135 MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 2, Architecture and Environment, Supplement 2, NASA-MSFC, 4-72

136 MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 2, Architecture and Environment, Supplement 2, NASA-MSFC, 5-73

137  * MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 3, Housekeeping, NASA-MSFC, 7-31-71

138  * MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 4, Food Management, NASA-MSFC, 7-31-71

139  * MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 5, Garments and Ancillary Equipment, NASA-MSFC, 7-31-71

140 MSC-03909, Habitability Data Handbook - Vol. 6, Personal Hygiene, NASA-MSFC, 7-31-71

141 70-6651, Habitability Guidelines and Criteria, Airesearch Mfg. Co., NASA-MSFC, 1-7-71

142  * NASA SP-3006, Webb, P. ,Bioastronautics Data Book, Webb Associates, NASA, 1964

143  * NASA SP-3006, Parker, J., West, V., Bioastronautics Data Book - Second Ed., Biotechnology, Inc., NASA, 1973

144 MDC H0843, Initial Spacelab VFT Report, Vol. V, Habitability McDonnell Douglas Corp. 9-84

145 JSC-20466, EVA Catalog - Tools and Equipment, NASA-JSC, 11-4-85

146  * D180-27863-2 II, System Analysis Study of Space Platform and Station Accommodations For Life Sciences Research Facilities, Boeing Aerospace Co., 10-85

147 Human Capabilities in Space, Life Sciences Div., NASA-HQ, 3-84

148 NASA Ref Pub 1045, Waligora, J.M. The Physiological Basis for Spacecraft, Environmental Limits, NASA-JSC, NASA, 1979

149 SR-ER-0003, Habitability and Human Engineering, ERNO, 3-81

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150  * JSC-12770, Shuttle Flight Operations Manual, NASA-JSC, 8-16-85

151 Calvin, M., and Gazenko, O. Foundations of Space Biology and Medicine - Vol. I, NASA 1975

152 Calvin, M., and Gazenko, O. Foundations of Space Biology and Medicine - Vol. II, Book 1, NASA 1975

153 Calvin, M., and Gazenko, O., Foundations of Space Biology and Medicine - Vol. II, Book 2, NASA, 1975

154 Calvin, M., and Gazenko, O. ,Foundation of Space Biology and Medicine - Vol. III, NASA, 1975

155  * MSFC-STD-512, Standard Man/System Design Criteria for Manned Orbiting Payloads, NASA-MSFC, 8-12-74

156  * JSC-09096 Lessons Learned on the Skylab Program - JSC, NASA-JSC, 7-18-74

157  * Van Cott, H.P., and Kinkade, R.G., Human Engineering Guide to Equipment Design, US Government Printing Office, 1972

158  * Approaches to the Design of the Housekeeping System for the Space Station, LEMSCO, NASA-JSC, 3-18-85

159  * JSC-07387B, SC-S-0014, Crew Station Specifications - In-flight Stowage Management Data Requirements, NASA-JSC, 10-72

160  * JSC-07387B, SC-S-0011, Crew Station Specification - Loose Equipment and Stowage Management Requirement, NASA-JSC, 10-72

161 JSC-302XX, Space Station Program - Phase B Commonality Plan, Space Station Program Office, NASA-JSC 11-22-85

162 TM X-53957, Weidner, D. K. Space Environment Criteria Guidelines for Use in Space Vehicle Development, NASA-MSFC, 10-17-69

163  * Sinclair, W. K., Radiation Safety Standards: Space Hazards vs. Terrestrial Hazards, Advances in Space Research, Vol. 3, No. 8, 1983

164  * Sinclair, W. K., Radiation Risk Estimation and Its Application to Human Beings in Space, Advances in Space Research, Vol. 4, No. 10, 1984

165 Shoenberger, R. W., Research Related to the Expansion and Improvement of Human Vibration Exposure Criteria, Shock and Vibration Bulletin, 9-79

166 Bangs, W.F., Development of STS Payload Environmental Engineering Standards, Proc. Inst. of Env. Science, NASA-GSFC, 1981

167 Ewing, D.E., A Space Radiation Monitoring System for Support of Manned Space Flight, Intl. Astronautical Congress - Vol. 5, Kirtland AFB. 1966

168 Edman, T.R., Human Factors Guidelines for the Use of Synthetic Speech Devices, Proc. Human Factors Society, Human Factors Society, 1982

169 Courtney, A.J., and Ng, M.K., Hong Kong Female Hand Dimensions and Machine Grinding, Ergonomics, Vol. 2,7, No. 2, 1984

170 Ramsey, H.R., Human Factors and Artificial Gravity: A Review Human Factors, 13(6), Human Factors Society, 1971

171 Haines, R.F., A Review of Peripheral Vision Capabilities for Display Layout Designers, Proc. of S.I.D., Vol. 16/4, 1975

172 Haines, R.F., Color Design for Habitability, Northwest Architect, 4-74

173 Haines, R.F., Bartz, A.E., and Zahn, J.R., An Investigation of Visual Performance Capabilities in a Space Station-Like Environment, Proc. Aerospace Medical Association, 4-28-71

174 Haines, R.F., and Gillaland, K., Response Time in the Full Visual Field, Journal of Applied Psych, Vol. 58, No. 3, 12-73

175 Haines, R. F., Visual Response Time to Colored Stimuli in Peripheral Retina: Evidence for Binocular Summation, American Journal of Optometry and Physiology Op., Vol. 54, No. 6, 6-77.

176 Haines, R.F., and Allen, W.H., Irradiation and Manual Navigation, Navigation, 1969.

177 Haines, R.F., Detection Time to a Point Source of Light Appearing in a Star Field Background With and Without a Glare Source Present, Human Factors Society, 10-68.

178  * NASA TM 88233 (1986), Haines, R.F. Space Station Proximity Operations Windows: Human Factors Design Guidelines, NASA-ARC, 1986

179  * CONF-7809164, Schimmerling, W., and Curtis, S.B., Workshop on the Radiation Environment of the Satellite Power System (SPS), Satellite Power System Project, DOE, 12-79

180  * American National Standard for Human Factors Engineering of Visual Display Terminal Workstations (DRAFT), Human Factors Society, 4-20-85

181 Muckler, F.A., Human Factors Review: 1984, Human Factors Society, 1984

182  * Boff, E.R., and Lincoln, J.E., Engineering Data Compendium: Human Perception and Performance, USAF-WPAFB, DRAFT

183 CONF-830609-64, Clarke, M., Hamel, W., and Draper, J. Human Factors in Remote Control Engineering Development Activities, Union Carbide Co., American Nuclear Society, 6-83

184 Shea, M.L. Proceedings of the Submarine Atmosphere Contaminant Workshop, Naval Submarine Medical Research Lab., USN, 9-83

185 C1, HEL, Hendricks, D.E., et al, Human Engineering Guidelines for Management Information Systems (See Ref. 279 for final revised document issued as DOD-HDBK-761), US Army Human Engineering Lab., US Army 6-1-83

186 NASA CR-172590, White, R.W., and Parks, D.L., Study to Determine Potential Flight Applications and Human Factors Design Guidelines for Voice Recognition and Synthesis Systems, Boeing Commercial Airplane Co., NASA-LaRC, 7-85

187 MS254V1003, Space Shuttle Orbiter Waste Collection System Conceptual Study, Fairchild Corp., NASA-JSC, 1-18-85.

188 Radiological Health Handbook, Bureau of Radiological He, 1970.

189  * Grahn, D., HZE-Particle Effects in Manned Space Flight, National Academy of Science, 1973.

190 NSSDC/WDC-A-R&S 76-06, Sawyer, D.M., and Vette, J.I.. AP-8 Trapped Proton Environment for Solar Maximum and Solar Minimum, NSSDC, 12-76.

191 NSSDC 72-06, Singley, G.W., and Vette, J.I., The AE-4 Model of the Outer Radiation Zone Electron Environment, NSSDC, 8-72.

192 NSSDC/WDC-A-R&S 76-04, Teague, M.J., Chan, E.W., and Vette, J.I., AE-6: A Model Environment of Trapped Electrons for Solar Maximum, NSSDC, 5-76.

193  * JSC-07387B, SC-D-0007B, Langdoc, W.A., Crew Station Specifications - Displays, NASA-JSC, 1-82.

194  * JSC-07387B, SC-C-0005B, Langdoc, W.A. Crew Station Specifications- Controls, NASA-JSC, 1-82.

195  * JSC-07387B, SC-M-0003, Wheelwright, C. D., Crew Station Specifications - Markings, NASA-JSC, 8-81.

196 JSC-07387B, SC-A-0004B, Langdoc, W. A., Crew Station Specifications - Abbreviations, NASA-JSC, 8-81.

197 JSC-07387B, SC-D-0001, Nussman, D. A., Crew Station Specifications - Metal Foil Decals, NASA-JSC, 02/16/71.

198  * JSC-07387B, SC-E-0010, Wheelwright, C. D., Crew Station Specifications - Environmental Criteria, NASA-JSC, 9-81.

199  * JSC-07387B, SC-L-0002B, Wheelwright, C. D., Crew Station Specifications - Lighting, NASA-JSC, 9-81.

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200  * JSC-07387B, SC-E-0006, Smith, J. R., Crew Station Specifications - EVA/IVA Support Equipment, NASA-JSC, 12/01/72.

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209  * NASA TN D-6600, Burrell, M. O., and Wright, J. J., The Estimation of Galactic Cosmic Ray, Penetration and Dose Rates, NASA-MSFC, NASA, 3-73

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220 ASA S1.11-1966, American Standard Specification for Octave, Half-Octave, and Third-Octave Band Filter Sets, American Standards Association, Acoustic Society of America

221 MIL-S-3151, Sound-Level Measuring and Analyzing Equipment

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226 NASA CR-160861, Roebuck, J. A., Shuttle Considerations for the Design of Large Space Structures, Rockwell International Corp., NASA-JSC, 11-80

227 LEMSCO 21493, The Historical Development and Human Factors Evaluative Design Criteria of Intravehicular Crew Restraints and Positioning Devices, LEMSCO, NASA - JSC, 3-85

228  * Medical Requirements of an In-flight Medical System for Space Station, NASA - JSC

229  * Space Station Health Maintenance Facility Status Update, Medical Operations Branch, NASA - JSC, 2-86

230  * HMF STATUS, Space Station Health Maintenance Subsystems, NASA - JSC, 2-86

231  * HMF (Health Maintenance Facility) Requirements Documents, NASA - JSC, 11-85

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233  * Particulates, Biomedical Laboratories Branch, NASA - JSC

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407  *Snyder, R. G., Physiological effects of impact: Man and other mammals. In P.L. Altman & D.S. Dittmer (Eds.), Environmental biology. AMRL-TR-66-194, Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, 1966(b).

408  *Synder, R. G., Human tolerances to extreme impacts in free fall Aerospace Medicine, 1963, 34(8), 695-709.

409  *Snyder, R. G., & Snow, C. C., Fatal injuries resulting from extreme water impact. Aerospace Medicine, 1967, 38(8), 779-783.

410  *IEEE C95.1-1991- "IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz", April 27, 1992.

411  *Space Radiation Analysis Group, SN31, JSC.

412  *Smart, D. F. & Shea, M.A., Private Communication (Note: Missing Figure 5.7.2.1.3.1-3 may be same as Figure 5.7.2.1.2.3-3).

413  *Reedy, R. et. al., "Solar Particle Events During the Rising Phase of Solar Cycle 22, Workshop on Ionizing Radiation Environment Models and Methods, Part I, Huntsville, Alabama, April 16-18, 1991 .

414  *Golightly, M.M. , Hardy, A. C., and Hardy, K., "Results of Time Resolved Radiation Exposure Measurements made During US Shuttle Mission with a Tissue Equivalent Proportional Counter," Advances in Space Research, Volume 14, No. 10, pages 923-926, 1994.

415  *Chambers, R. M., & Hitchcock, L. The effects of acceleration on pilot performance. NADC-MA-6219, Naval Air Development Center, Johnsville, Pennsylvania, 1963 (Attached to Fig. 5.3.3.1-1).

416  *ICRP Report 60, "1990 Recommendations of the International Commission on Radiation Protections (ICRP).

417  * Smedal, H.A., et. al. The Physiological Limitations of Performance During Acceleration, Aerospace Medicine, June 1963.

418  * Hyde, Alvin S., The Effect of Back Angle, Molded Support, and Staged Evisceration Upon Intrapulmonary Pressure in Dogs and a Monkey During Forward (+Gx) Acceleration, Tech. Doc. Report AMRL-TDR 62-106, September, 1962.

419  * Acceleration and Deceleration, Biological or BioMedical Epitones, Physiology, Volume 2, 1954-1967.

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