NASA Logo

NTRS

NTRS - NASA Technical Reports Server

Collections About News Help Login
Back to Results
Dual-Use Space Technology Transfer Conference and ExhibitionThis document contains papers presented at the Dual-Use Space Technology Transfer Conference and Exhibition held at the Johnson Space Center February 1-3, 1994. Possible technology transfers covered during the conference were in the areas of information access; innovative microwave and optical applications; materials and structures; marketing and barriers; intelligent systems; human factors and habitation; communications and data systems; business process and technology transfer; software engineering; biotechnology and advanced bioinstrumentation; communications signal processing and analysis; new ways of doing business; medical care; applications derived from control center data systems; human performance evaluation; technology transfer methods; mathematics, modeling, and simulation; propulsion; software analysis and decision tools systems/processes in human support technology; networks, control centers, and distributed systems; power; rapid development perception and vision technologies; integrated vehicle health management; automation technologies; advanced avionics; ans robotics technologies. More than 77 papers, 20 presentations, and 20 exhibits covering various disciplines were presented b experts from NASA, universities, and industry.
Document ID
19960021743
Acquisition Source
Johnson Space Center
Document Type
Conference Proceedings
Authors
Kumar Krishen (Johnson Space Center Houston, United States)
Date Acquired
August 17, 2013
Publication Date
May 1, 1994
Publication Information
Publication: NASA's Man-Systems Integration Standards: A Human Factors Engineering Standard for Everyone in the Nineties
Publisher: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Subject Category
General
Report/Patent Number
NASA-CP-3263-Vol-1
S-765-Vol-1
NAS 1.55:3263-Vol-1
Meeting Information
Meeting: Dual-Use Space Technology Transfer Conference and Exhibition
Location: Houston, TX
Country: US
Start Date: February 1, 1994
End Date: February 3, 1994
Sponsors: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Accession Number
96N25018
Distribution Limits
Public
Copyright
Public Use Permitted.

Related Records

IDRelationTitle19960021768WorkDevelopment of Shelf Stable Tortillas for Space Missions19960021750WorkScattering Effects of Solar Panels on Space Station Antenna Performance19960021770WorkAdvanced Life Support Systems: Opportunities for Technology Transfer19960021754WorkThe Dash Data Sharing System19960021746WorkElectromagnetic Probe Technique for Fluid Flow Measurements19960021778WorkIlmenite as Dual-Use Material19960021744WorkMicrowave Sensor for Ice Detection19960021763WorkApplication Reuse Library for Software, Requirements, and Guidelines19960021752WorkSoftware-Implemented Fault Tolerance in Communications Systems19960021765WorkKinetic Study of Methyl Acetate Oxidation in a Pt/Al2O3 Fixed-Bed Reactor19960021766WorkSolid State oxygen Sensor Development19960021774WorkAn Analytical Tool for Fracture Control19960021764WorkNASA's Man-Systems Integration Standards: A Human Factors Engineering Standard for Everyone in the Nineties19960021772WorkVibration Control of Deployable Astromast Boom: Preliminary Experiments19960021779WorkThe Materials Chemistry of Atomic Oxygen with Applications to Anisotropic Etching of Submicron Structures in Microelectronics and the Surface Chemistry Engineering of Porous Solids19960021751WorkDynamic Environment Communications Analysis Testbed (DECAT) and Its Applications to Dual Use Space Technology19960021762WorkUse of Video Analysis System for Working Posture Evaluations19960021759WorkHuman Factors Engineering: Current and Emerging Dual-Use Applications19960021767WorkHuman-Computer Interaction with Medical Decisions Support Systems19960021769WorkLarge-Scale Numerical Simulations of Human Motion19960021749WorkTransition From NASA Space Communication Systems to Commerical Communication Products19960021776WorkModal Test Technology as Non-Destructive Evaluation of Space Shuttle Structures19960021755WorkAdaptation of a Control Center Development Environment for Industrial Process Control19960021753WorkSignal Processor Development by Personnel of the JSC Signal Processing Section19960021745WorkDetermination of the Residence Time of Food Particles During Aseptic Sterilization19960021780WorkApplication of Chlorine-Assisted Chemical Vapor Deposition of Diamond at Low Temperatures19960021777WorkDevelopment of Advanced Alloys using Fullerenes19960021748WorkA Mobile Communications Space Link Between the Space Shuttle Orbiter and the Advanced Communications Technology Satellite19960021782WorkDual Use Space Technology Transfer Conference Paper19960021757WorkDual-Use Aspects of System Health Management19960021773WorkStructural Health Monitoring of Large Structures19960021760WorkResearch on Personal Protective Equipment for Dual-Use Technology and Technology Transfer19960021771WorkA Feasibility Study for Perioperative Ventricular Tachycardia Prognosis and Detection and Noise Detection Using a Neural Network and Predictive Linear Operators19960021747WorkDual Use of Image Based Tracking Techniques: Laser Eye Surgery and Low Vision Prosthesis19960021758WorkMulti-Flight-Phase GPS Navigation Filter Applications to Terrestrial Vehicle Navigation and Positioning19960021781WorkAdaptation of an Ammonia Detecting Paint to Commerical Applications19960021756WorkAdaptation of Control Center Software to Commerical Real-Time Display Applications19960021761WorkAdvanced Video Analysis Needs for Human Performance Evaluation
No Preview Available