Field Test: Results from the One Year Mission

Authors :: Reschke, M. F
Kozlovskaya, I. B
Kofman, I. S
Tomilovskaya, E. S
Cerisano, J. M
Rosenberg, M. J. F
Bloomberg, J. J
Stenger, M. B
Lee, S. M. C
Laurie, S. S
Rukavishnikov, I. V
Fomina, E. V
Wood, S. J
Mulavara, A. P
Feiveson, A. H
Fisher, E. A
Phillips, T
Ribeiro, C
Taylor, L. C
Miller, C. A
Gadd, N. E
Peters, B. T
Kitov, V. V
Lysova, N. Yu
Holden, K. L
De Dios, Y
Publication Year :: 2017
Publisher :: United States: NASA Center for Aerospace Information (CASI), 2017.
Abstract: The One Year Mission was designed to aid in determining the effect that extending the duration on orbit aboard the International Space Station (ISS) would have on a number of biological and physiological systems. Two crewmembers were selected to participate in this endeavor, one U.S. On-Orbit Segment (USOS) astronaut and one Russian cosmonaut. The Neuroscience and Cardiovascular and Vision Laboratories at the Johnson Space Center and the Sensory-Motor and Countermeasures Division within the Institute for Biomedical Problems were selected to investigate vestibular, sensorimotor and cardiovascular function with the two long-duration crewmembers using the established methodology developed for the Field Test (FT).