International MoonBase Alliance missions at HISEAS

Musilova, Michaela; Rogers, Henk; Foing, B. H.

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“…The facility has hosted six long duration NASA analogue missions that have explored biopsychosocial impacts of 13 Space: Science & Technology isolated and confined living conditions, and to assess spaceflight crew dynamics, behaviors, roles, and performance [23,24] The final eight-month mission was stopped prematurely in 2018 and no further NASA-funded deployments to this facility have occurred. Since 2018, the research station has been operated by the International MoonBase Alliance [25,26]. Although the University of Hawai'i operation of the facility has ceased, NASA continues to fund the database of research results from the five successful deployments.…”

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Terrestrial Analogue Research to Support Human Performance on Mars: A Review and Bibliographic Analysis

Terhorst

Dowling

2022

Space Sci Technol

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Terrestrial analogues can provide essential scientific information and technology validation to assist future crewed missions to the Martian surface. This paper analyses the recent literature since 2010 in this area, highlighting key topics, authors, and research groups. It reviews analogue locations, missions, the scientific impact from research activities. The findings indicate that permanent analogue sites enable reproducible science and objective comparison between studies. A standard, open registry of analogue facilities, and associated peer-reviewed research may lead to accelerated and better targeted analogue research.

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