CONTENTS: Brief Historical Outline of Physiological Space Research; Transmission of Physiological Information from Spacecraft to Earth; Contemporary Physiological Measurement Systems on Spacecraft; Design Principles of Physiological Measurement and Information Systems for Use on Long-Term, Long-Range Space Flights; On-Board Automatic Physiological Information Processing Systems; Some Problems of Physiological Measurement in Interplanetary Flights; Cardiovascular Research Methods; Research on the External Respiratory Function; Methods for Studying the Neuromuscular System and Working Capacity; Methods for Studying the Vestibular Apparatus; Future Trends in the Development of Physiological Research in Astronautics.
Physiological Methods in Astronautics
1966
2 pages
Report
No indication
English
Radiobiology , Astronautics , Space medicine , Telemeter systems , Data transmission systems , Spacecraft , Information theory , Transducers , Electrodes , Space flight , Monitors , Computers , Electrocardiography , Astronauts , Data storage systems , Vestibular apparatus , Galvanic skin response , USSR , Translations
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