MAN-SYSTEMS INTEGRATION STANDARDS NASA-STD-3000 VOLUME | REVISION B ® JULY 1995 NASA National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA-STD-S000/VOL.UREV.8 ‘The six GIAG Experts were as follows: Julien M Christensen (PhD) - Chief Scientist, Human Factors, Universal Energy Systems, Inc., Dayton, Ohio. James W. McBarron - Chief, Shuttle Support Branch, Crew Systems Di Space Center, Houston, Texas. John T. McConville (PAD) - President, Anthropology Research Project, Inc, Yellow Springs, io. William R. Pogue - Ex-Skylab astronaut, CAMUS, Inc, Springdale, Arkansas. Robert C, Williges (PhD) - Prof. of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research/Prof. of Pojchology, Viginge Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia." ‘Wesley E. Woodson - President and Research Director, Man-Factors, Inc., El Cajon, California. ‘The GIAG User group was composed of invited representatives form all of the prime aerospace contractors, support contractors, NASA centers and Headquarters, other Government agencies, and some non-aerospace contractors. The GIAG Users who participated in at least one of the GIAG meetings are listed in Figure F-2. n, NASA-Johnson_ ‘The technical content of these documents has been thoroughly reviewed by the GIAG par- ticipants. The data can be used with confidence that all known relevant human engineering re- quirements applicable to the space environment have been documented and are as technically valid as itis possible to determine. Iterations to the MSIS will be developed as physiological and technical knowledge and requirements dictate. Comments from any user are welcome and will be considered for updating the database and the documentation. A Recommendations and Comments form appears at the end of this volume to facilitate user inputs. iiiNASA-STD-2000/VOL.UREV.B Figure F-1. Contractor Team and Tople Assignments BOEING AEROSPACE COMPANY Charles W. Geer Pragram Manager Keith H. Miller ‘Technical Leader/Editor-in-Chief 1.0 Introduetion 2.0 General Requirements 60 CrewSafety {Robert Horne) 11.0 Hardware and Equipment 13.0 Facility Management Vol.2 Appendix Eric Liening/Han Peters 5.1 Atmosphere 5.8 Thermal Environment Patrick ComeliusKeith Miller 5.2 Microgravity 5.3 Acceleration 5.9 Combined Environmental E Charles Wright 5.4 Acoustics 5.5. Vibrations Eugene Normand 5.7 Radiation Ethel E. Erickson SDMS Data Entry and Proofreading LOCKHEED MISSILES & SPACE COMPANY Dr. David Regal Subcontract Technical Leader 40 Human Performance Capabilities 9.0 Workstations Barry Tilman 3.0 Anthropometry and Biomechanics 7.0 Health Management 8.0 Architecture 10.0 Activity Centers Stuart Parsons/David Regal 12.0 Design for Maintainability ESSEX CORPORATION Nicholas Shields. ‘Subcontract Technical Leader 14.0 _ Extravehicular Activity (EVA) ivNASA-STD-S000/VOL./REV.B FOREWORD ‘This is Volume I of the Man-Systems Integration Standards (MSIS) prepared for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) The MSIS consists of a family of documents with avideo tape as an adjunct . Each document volume has a specific purpose, as stated below, and each has been assembled from the data contained in Volume I, ‘The title and scope of each current volume are given below: Volume I - Man Systems Integration Standards ‘This document contains man-systems integration design considerations, design requirements, and example design solutions for development of manned space systems. This is a NASA-level standards document applicable to all manned space programs including NASA, military, and com- mercial programs. Volume II - Man-Systems Integration Standards - Appendices ‘This volume contains the appendices which pertain to the MSIS, and is organized as follows: Appendix A Bibliography Appendix B Paragraph References Appendix C Glossary Appendix D Abbreviations and Acronyms Appendix E Units of Measure and Conversion Factors Appendix F Not Applicable Appendix G Acceleration Regime Applicability Appendix H Video Tape User's Guide Appendix Not Applicable Appendix J Keywords Appendix K MSIS Recipients Listing Volume III - Man-Systems Integration Standards - Design Handbook This volume is a condensed field guide of pertinent quantitative data extracted from Volume I. Chapters of the MSIS family of documents are as follows: 1, Introduction 2. General Requirements 3, Anthropometry and Biomechanics 4. Human Performance Capabilities 5. Natural and Induced EnvironmentsNASA-STD-S000/VOLUREV.B 6, Crew Safety 7. Health Management 8. Architecture 9. Work stations 10. Activity Centers 11. Hardware and Equipment 12. Maintainability 13. Facility Management 14, Extravehicular Activity Volume IV - Space Station Man-Systems Integration Standards ‘This volume underwent many changes as we phased into the Intemational Space Station Alpha (ISSA) program. A smaller volume was developed from Volume IV and published as an ISSA document entitled International Space Station Flight Crew Integration Standard (NASA-STD-3000/T) with ISSA document number SSP-50005. This document will be main- tained by the ISSA publishing operations in Interleaf format. The contents of the SSP-50005 document will be monitored and controlled by the ISSA Flight Crew Support and Integration Team. Volume V - STS Man-Tended Payload Man-Systems Integration Standards Deleted. Volume VI - Assured Crew Return Vehicle Man-Systems Integration Stand- ards This document served as the Assured Crew Return Vehicle (ACRV) project man-systems integra- tion design requirements. The data in this document is a subset of the data found in Volume I and defines the requirements which were pertinent to the ACRV as defined in the ACRV documentation. Additional data and guidelines were provided to assist in the design. The data contained in this volume which is pertinent to the International Space Station Alpha (ISSA) has been incorporated into ISSA document SSP-50005. ‘The original MSIS document was assembled for NASA by the Boeing Aerospace Company (BAC), Kent, Washington, in conjunction with subcontractors Lockheed Missiles and Space Company (LMSC), Sunnyvale, California; Essex Corporation, Huntsville, Alabama; and CAMUS, Inc., Springdale, Arkansas, The contractor team leaders and section authors for this effort are listed in Figure F-1. Subsequent iterations to the MSIS will be developed for NASA by the custodial or- ganization at JSC. AGovernment\Industry Advisory Group (GIAG), composed of a panel of "Experts" and "Users’, met four times to review the technical content as it was being developed.NASA-STD-S000/VOL.VREV.B Figure F-2 Cletis Booher Gerald carr Gerald Chaikin Bryant Cramer T.Lee Doolittle Capt. Vance Gilstrap RobGray Richard F. Haines Ut Cae. Steve Harris Marion Hix apt. David Hoerr Marshall W. Horton Gary A. Johnson Neil A. Johnson Rod Jones Joseph. Joyce Mary M. Jurmain Robert Kain Robert Kerle Dave Kissinger Joseph. Kosmo Ronald V. Kruk Lynn Lally Pieter Lammers William A. Langdoc John Lauffer Joel H. Leet. Charles M1. Lewis James. Lewis James. Logan M.0. Governmentindustry Advisory Group User Group (Attended One or More of the GIAG Meetings) NASA. Johnson Space Center CAMUS, Ine ‘Chief, HEL Detachment, MICOM NASA Headquarters, University of Was USAF Space Division WucDover NASA. Ames Research Center Naval Air Test Center NASA. Goddard Space Flight Center NASA. Johnson Space Center NASA Johnson Space Center McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company United Airlines Aircrew Training Center, inc. NASA- Johnson Space Center NASA Lewis Research Center Technology inc. NASA- Johnson Space Center Grumman Aerospace Carp. NASA. Johnson Space Center NASA. Johnson Space Center CAE Electronics Ltd. Lockheed Emsco European Space Agency NASA Johnson Space Center Rocketdyne Corp. NASA- Kennedy Space Center NASA. Marshall Space Flight Center NASA. Johnson Space Flight Center NASA- Johnson Space Center \gtonNASA-STD-8000/VOL.VREV.B Figure F-2 (Continued) Government/industry Advisory Group User Group (Attended One or More of the GIAG Review Meetings) Mike Lounge Don B. Morris Debra Muratore ‘Melinda H. Naderi D.¢. Nagel |George Nelson Bob Overmyer Stuart Parsons Virgit A. Paull Maj. John €. Peliosie Martin Pollack Larry Price AM, Lex Ray John A. Roebuck Dane Russo Patricia Santy, M.D. Richard Sauer RW. Scarlata Gerald shinkle Daniel H. Spoor, M.O. Jack Stokes Earl Switzer Allen 8. Thompson Robert Trevino Conway Underwood Frank Welman Charles Wheelwright H. Eugene Winkler Harry L. Wolbers ‘Maj. Lynn Woolard Barbera Woolford NASA - Johnson Space Center Rockwell international Mitre Corporation NASA - Marshall Space Flight Center NASA Ames Research Center NASA - Johnson Space Center Martin Marietta Corp. Lockheed Missiles and Space Company ‘Martin Marietta Corp. USAF AAMRUHEG Grumman Aerospace Corp. ‘McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Martin Marietta Rockwell International Northrup Services NASA - Johnson Space Center NASA Johnson Space Center General Electric NASA. Johnson Space Center Technology Inc. NASA Marshall Space Flight Center ‘Arine Research Corp. Martin Marietta - Denver NASA - Johnson Space Center Boeing Aerospace Company ‘Arine Research Corp. NASA- Johnson Space Center NASA Johnson Space Center McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company NASA--Kennedy Space Center NASA- Johnson Space Center