NASA STI Repository (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) · 2010 · 51 citations · 0 references
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EngineeringAerospace EngineeringSystems EngineeringHuman-centered DesignRequirements EngineeringSpacecraft DesignHuman ReliabilityHuman-machine InterfacesHuman-rated Spacecraft DesignMission RequirementsSpacecraft ConfigurationSystems Engineering For SpacecraftConstellation DesignHuman Factors IntegrationHuman Systems IntegrationHuman-system IntegrationHuman-system InterfacesLandingLunar Landing SystemsSatellite Constellations
The Human-Systems Integration Requirements (HSIR) in this document drive the design of space vehicles, their systems, and equipment with which humans interface in the Constellation Program (CxP). These requirements ensure that the design of Constellation (Cx) systems is centered on the needs, capabilities, and limitations of the human. The HSIR provides requirements to ensure proper integration of human-to-system interfaces. These requirements apply to all mission phases, including pre-launch, ascent, Earth orbit, trans-lunar flight, lunar orbit, lunar landing, lunar ascent, Earth return, Earth entry, Earth landing, post-landing, and recovery. The Constellation Program must meet NASA's Agency-level human rating requirements, which are intended to ensure crew survival without permanent disability. The HSIR provides a key mechanism for achieving human rating of Constellation systems.