Human Factors Issues and Approaches in the Spatial Layout of a Space Station Control Room, Including the Use of Virtual Reality as a Design Analysis Tool
Human Factors Issues and Approaches in the Spatial Layout of a Space Station Control Room, Including the Use of Virtual Reality as a Design Analysis Tool
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Human Factors Engineering support was provided for the 30% design review of the late Space Station Freedom Payload Control Area (PCA). The PCA was to be the payload operations control room, analogous to the Spacelab Payload Operations Control Center (POCC). This effort began with a systematic collection and refinement of the relevant requirements driving the spatial layout of the consoles and PCA. This information was used as input for specialized human factors analytical tools and techniques in the design and design analysis activities. Design concepts and configuration options were developed and reviewed using sketches, 2-D Computer-Aided Design (CAD) drawings, and immersive Virtual Reality (VR) mockups.
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Human Factors Issues and Approaches in the Spatial Layout of a Space Station Control Room, Including the Use of Virtual Reality as a Design Analysis Tool
1994
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