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Conducting an Exploration Focused Astronaut Job Analysis

A. W. Holland, William B. Vessey, J. D. Barrett

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• In ISS era, NASA must be able to man 1mo, 4-6mo, and 12mo missions in real-time communications• Post-ISS, potential missions are up to 12mo real-time comm and up to 36mo lagged comm• Behavioral selection and training guidelines for new astronauts must be updated to accommodate new and potential mission profiles

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• In ISS era, NASA must be able to man 1mo, 4-6mo, and 12mo missions in real-time communications• Post-ISS, potential missions are up to 12mo real-time comm and up to 36mo lagged comm• Behavioral selection and training guidelines for new astronauts must be updated to accommodate new and potential mission profiles

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• In ISS era, NASA must be able to man 1mo, 4-6mo, and 12mo missions in real-time communications• Post-ISS, potential missions are up to 12mo real-time comm and up to 36mo lagged comm• Behavioral selection and training guidelines for new astronauts must be updated to accommodate new and potential mission profiles

Key concepts: Aeronautics, Engineering, Computer science

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