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APPLICATION OF EVA GUIDELINES AND DESIGN CRITERIA

Nelson E. Brown

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This study contract (NAS9-12997) was awarded by NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) to (1) provide information and data concerning orbital ExtravehicularActivities (EVAs) in a format most useful to mission planners and experimentdesigners of future experiments, (2) develop conceptual design(s) of versatileEVA workstations for future space application, and (3) initiate development ofa model for estimating the impact of EVA costs on future payloads.The contract report is presented in three volumes as follows:Volume I: EVA Selection/Systems Design Guidelinesand ConsiderationsVolume II: EVA Workstation Conceptual Design

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This study contract (NAS9-12997) was awarded by NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) to (1) provide information and data concerning orbital ExtravehicularActivities (EVAs) in a format most useful to mission planners and experimentdesigners of future experiments, (2) develop conceptual design(s) of versatileEVA workstations for future space application, and (3) initiate development ofa model for estimating the impact of EVA costs on future payloads.The contract report is presented in three volumes as follows:Volume I: EVA Selection/Systems Design Guidelinesand ConsiderationsVolume II: EVA Workstation Conceptual Design

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This study contract (NAS9-12997) was awarded by NASA Johnson Space Center(JSC) to (1) provide information and data concerning orbital ExtravehicularActivities (EVAs) in a format most useful to mission planners and experimentdesigners of future experiments, (2) develop conceptual design(s) of versatileEVA workstations for future space application, and (3) initiate development ofa model for estimating the impact of EVA costs on future payloads.The contract report is presented in three volumes as follows:Volume I: EVA Selection/Systems Design Guidelinesand ConsiderationsVolume II: EVA Workstation Conceptual Design

Key concepts: Conceptual design, Workstation, Space (punctuation), Computer science, Systems engineering, Operations research, Engineering, Engineering drawing

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