It is shown how operational monitoring of divers during deep dive missions is based on experience from onshore simulated dives. Based on extensive monitoring during simulated dives, correlations between human responses and equipment performance are recorded and used to eliminate the need for physiological monitoring during operational dives. Similarities between the requirements for operational monitoring of divers and astronauts are described.
Monitoring of Divers/Astronauts during Missions
1988
5 pages
Report
No indication
English
Life Support Systems , Underwater Construction & Habitats , Stress Physiology , Space Technology , Space Safety , Diving (Underwater) , Human performance , Monitors , Underwater physiology , Data acquisition , Biological effects , Environment simulation , Extravehicular activity , Life support systems , Physiological responses , Foreign technology
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