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Human factors in space station architecture: The ECLSS module concept

C. Poythress

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Human factors engineering concepts were considered for the ECLSS module concept space station. ECLS modules were conceptually examined to determine their advantages and disadvantages.

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Human factors engineering concepts were considered for the ECLSS module concept space station. ECLS modules were conceptually examined to determine their advantages and disadvantages.

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Human factors engineering concepts were considered for the ECLSS module concept space station. ECLS modules were conceptually examined to determine their advantages and disadvantages.

Key concepts: Architecture, Space (punctuation), Computer science, Simulation, Engineering, Geography, Operating system, Archaeology

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