Mapping Mitigation Risk Consequence for Crew Needing Assistance or Rescue on the Lunar Surface
Mapping Mitigation Risk Consequence for Crew Needing Assistance or Rescue on the Lunar Surface
- New search for: R. Sanders
- New search for: J. Norcross
- New search for: S. Myers
- New search for: N. Newby
- New search for: S. Ross
- New search for: M. Walton
- New search for: R. Sanders
- New search for: J. Norcross
- New search for: S. Myers
- New search for: N. Newby
- New search for: S. Ross
- New search for: M. Walton
Extravehicular activity (EVA) on the lunar surface presents unique risks to crew with possibility for injury. Without appropriate assistance or rescue capability, inability to nominally ambulate and return to a lander, especially during early Artemis missions, could have catastrophic consequences. Mapping likelihood and consequence safety risk associated with identified injury scenarios establishes a baseline from which to assess potential mitigation solutions to ensure crew health and safety.
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Mapping Mitigation Risk Consequence for Crew Needing Assistance or Rescue on the Lunar Surface
2023
24 pages
Report
No indication
English
Astronomy & Astrophysics , Administration & Management , Extraterrestrial Exploration , Life Support Systems , Acute injury , Aerospace , Artemis , Catastrophic , Consequence , Crew survival , Eva , Extravehicular activity , Icr , Incapacitated crew rescue , Likelihood , Lunar surface , Probability , Risk mitigation , Safety