Reliability in Extreme Isolation: A Natural Language Processing Tool for Stress Self-assessment

Alcibiade, Alessandro; Schlacht, Irene Lia; Finazzi, Francesco; Capua, Massimiliano Di; Ferrario, Giacomo; Musso, Giorgio; Foing, B. H.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-51369-6_47

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“…Due to the additional burden imposed by active input requirements, efforts have focused on developing passive monitoring tools for space. Passive monitoring methods include detecting signs of stress in speech [ 22 , 23 ] and nonverbal behavior [ 24 ], wearable devices to monitor sleep [ 25 , 26 ] and team cohesion [ 27 , 28 ], and techniques for the real-time sampling of stress biomarkers [ 29 ].…”

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Off-World Mental Health: Considerations for the Design of Well-being–Supportive Technologies for Deep Space Exploration

Smith¹,

Peters²,

Jay³

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During future long-duration space exploration missions, humans will be exposed to combinations of extreme physical, psychological, and interpersonal demands. These demands create risks for the safety, performance, health, and well-being of both individuals and crew. The communication latency in deep space means that explorers will increasingly have to operate independently and take responsibility for their own self-care and self-management. At present, several research programs are focused on developing and testing digital technologies and countermeasures that support the effective functioning of deep space crews. Although promising, these initiatives have been stimulated mostly by technological opportunity rather than cogent theory. In this perspective, we argue that digital technologies developed for spaceflight should be informed by well-being–supportive design principles and be cognizant of broader conversations around the development and use of digital health applications, especially pertaining to issues of autonomy, privacy, and trust. These issues are important for designing potentially mission-critical health technologies and may be determining factors in the safe and successful completion of future off-world endeavors.

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confidence: 99%

Off-World Mental Health: Considerations for the Design of Well-being–Supportive Technologies for Deep Space Exploration

Smith¹,

Peters²,

Jay³

et al. 2023

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“…HabitatOS sensor data analysis for analog simulations at AATC habitat from 2016 to 2020 [16] 15. Reliability in Extreme Isolation: A natural language processing tool for stress self-assessment [17] Lunar Science -Habitat and Humans 16. Design and shielding for a future Moon habitat-master's thesis [18] 17.…”

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Educational and Scientific Analog Space Missions

Kołodziejczyk¹,

Harasymczuk²

2022

Lunar Science - Habitat and Humans

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Analog space missions in Poland include international scientific, technological, and business projects designed and realized by a private research company Analog Astronaut Training Center Ltd. (AATC) devoted to the future Moon and Mars exploration. Growing experience in educational aspect of the training as well as continuous development of the habitat and its professional space science laboratory equipment correspond to increased interest of educational organizations, universities, and individual students. We serve unique practical platform for space engineering, space master, and even space doctoral theses. In addition to a wide range of training courses offered for future astronauts, for example, diving, skydiving, rocket workshops, and stratospheric missions, AATC provides a private laboratory to simulate the space environment. It carries out scientific experiments focused on biology and space medicine, as well as addressing several multidisciplinary issues related to the Moon and Mars exploration, including space mining. The main goal of each our analog simulation is to get publishable results, what means that our analog astronauts obtain not only certification of completion of the training but also ability to continue studies and to perform it individually. This chapter summarizes methodology used by us, didactic tools, and obtained results for both educational and scientific analog simulations.

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“…Due to the additional burden imposed by active input requirements, efforts have focused on developing passive monitoring tools for space. Passive monitoring methods include detecting signs of stress in speech 22,23 and non-verbal behavior 24 , wearable devices to monitor sleep 25,26 and team cohesion 27,28 , and techniques for real-time sampling of stress biomarkers 29 .…”

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Offworld Mental Health: Considerations For The Design Of Well-Being Supportive Technologies For Deep Space Exploration

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Reliability in Extreme Isolation: A Natural Language Processing Tool for Stress Self-assessment

Cited by 5 publications

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Off-World Mental Health: Considerations for the Design of Well-being–Supportive Technologies for Deep Space Exploration

Off-World Mental Health: Considerations for the Design of Well-being–Supportive Technologies for Deep Space Exploration

Educational and Scientific Analog Space Missions

Offworld Mental Health: Considerations For The Design Of Well-Being Supportive Technologies For Deep Space Exploration

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