Locke, and LS Stone. Risk of sensory-motor performance failures affecting vehicle control
during space missions: a review of the evidence. J. Grav. Physiol. 15 (2): 1-29, 2008 …

There are large individual variations in strategies and rates of sensorimotor adaptation to
spaceflight. This is seen in both the magnitude of performance disruptions when …

Medical events can affect space crew health and compromise the success of deep space
missions. To successfully manage such events, crew members must be sufficiently prepared …

Objective Assess the effects of long-duration microgravity and gravitational transitions on
fine motor skills using a tablet-based test battery of four fine motor tasks: Pointing, Dragging …

Control of vehicles and other complex systems is a high-level integrative function of the
central nervous system (CNS). It requires well-functioning subsystem performance, including …

In the coming decades, as we continue our path of space exploration beyond the Earth's
orbit, we will be required to provide sound medical and surgical care for the safety of space …

INTRODUCTION: Spaceflight has detrimental effects on human health, imposing significant
and unique risks to crewmembers due to physiological adaptations, exposure to physical …

Although no surgical procedures have ever been performed on humans during space flight,
the risk of a problem arising that requires surgical intervention is nonetheless real. Until the …

In Psychology and Human Performance in Space Programs: Research at the Frontier,
leading space researchers from multiple fields of expertise summarize the recent growth of …

Human factors play a critically important role in ensuring that space vehicles, habitats,
hardware, software, and procedures are designed to support successful crew performance …