NASA STD 3000 VOL 1 : 1995

1.0 INTRODUCTION
     1.1 PURPOSE
     1.2 OVERVIEW
     1.3 SCOPE, PURPOSE, AND LIMITATIONS
     1.4 HOW TO USE THE DOCUMENTS
     1.5 STANDARD DATABASE (TBD)
2.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
     2.1 INTRODUCTION
     2.2 GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
     2.3 GENERAL DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
3.0 ANTHROPOMETRY AND BIOMECHANICS
     3.1 INTRODUCTION
     3.2 GENERAL ANTHROPOMETRICS & BIOMECHANICS
           RELATED DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
     3.3 ANTHROPOMETRIC AND BIOMECHANICS RELATED
           DESIGN DATA
4.0 HUMAN PERFORMANCE CAPABILITIES
     4.1 INTRODUCTION
     4.2 VISION
     4.3 AUDITORY SYSTEM
     4.4 OLFACTION AND TASTE
     4.5 VESTIBULAR SYSTEM
     4.6 KINESTHESIA
     4.7 REACTION TIME
     4.8 MOTOR SKILLS (Coordination)
     4.9 STRENGTH
     4.10 WORKLOAD
     4.11 EFFECTS OF DECONDITIONING
5.0 NATURAL AND INDUCED ENVIRONMENTS
     5.1 ATMOSPHERE
     5.2 MICROGRAVITY
     5.3 ACCELERATION
     5.4 ACOUSTICS
     5.5 VIBRATION
     5.6 (THIS PARAGRAPH WAS NOT USED)
     5.7 RADIATION
     5.8 THERMAL ENVIRONMENT
     5.9 COMBINED ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
6.0 CREW SAFETY
     6.1 INTRODUCTION
     6.2 GENERAL SAFETY
     6.3 MECHANICAL HAZARDS
     6.4 ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
     6.5 TOUCH TEMPERATURE
     6.6 FIRE PROTECTION AND CONTROL
     6.7 DECOMPRESSION HAZARDS
7.0 HEALTH MANAGEMENT
     7.1 INTRODUCTION
     7.2 PREVENTIVE CARE
     7.3 MEDICAL USE
8.0 ARCHITECTURE
     8.1 INTRODUCTION
     8.2 OVERALL ARCHITECTURE CONSIDERATIONS AND
           REQUIREMENTS
     8.3 CREW STATION ADJACENCIES
     8.4 COMPARTMENT AND CREW STATION ORIENTATION
     8.5 LOCATION CODING
     8.6 ENVELOPE GEOMETRY FOR CREW FUNCTIONS
     8.7 TRAFFIC FLOW
     8.8 TRANSLATION PATHS
     8.9 MOBILITY AIDS AND RESTRAINS ARCHITECTURAL
           INTEGRATION
     8.10 HATCHES AND DOORS
     8.11 WINDOW INTEGRATION
     8.12 INTERIOR DESIGN AND DECOR
     8.13 LIGHTING
9.0 WORKSTATIONS
     9.1 INTRODUCTION
     9.2 WORKSTATION
     9.3 CONTROLS
     9.4 DISPLAYS
     9.5 LABELING AND CODING
     9.6 USER/COMPUTER INTERACTION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
10.0 ACTIVITIES CENTERS
     10.1 INTRODUCTION
     10.2 PERSONAL HYGIENE
     10.3 BODY WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
     10.4 CREW QUARTERS
     10.5 GALLEY AND WARDROOM
     10.6 MEETING FACILITY
     10.7 RECREATION FACILITY
     10.8 MICROGRAVITY COUNTERMEASURE FACILITY
     10.9 SPACE MEDICAL FACILITY
     10.10 LAUNDRY FACILITY
     10.11 TRASH MANAGEMENT FACILITY
     10.12 STOWAGE FACILITY
11.0 HARDWARE AND EQUIPMENT
     11.1 INTRODUCTION
     11.2 TOOLS
     11.3 DRAWERS AND RACKS
     11.4 CLOSURES AND COVERS
     11.5 MOUNTING HARDWARE
     11.6 HANDLES AND GRASP AREAS (FOR PORTABLE
           ITEMS)
     11.7 RESTRAINTS
     11.8 MOBILITY AIDS
     11.9 FASTENERS
     11.10 CONNECTORS
     11.11 WINDOWS
     11.12 PACKAGING
     11.13 CREW PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
     11.14 CABLE MANAGEMENT
12.0 DESIGN FOR MAINTAINABILITY
     12.1 INTRODUCTION
     12.2 DESIGN FOR MAINTAINABILITY DESIGN
           CONSIDERATIONS
     12.3 DESIGN FOR MAINTAINABILITY DESIGN
           REQUIREMENTS
13.0 FACILITY MANAGEMENT
     13.1 INTRODUCTION
     13.2 HOUSEKEEPING
     13.3 INVENTORY CONTROL
     13.4 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
14.0 EXTRAVEHICULAR ACTIVITIES (EVA)
     14.1 GENERAL EVA INFORMATION
     14.2 EVA PHYSIOLOGY
     14.3 EVA ANTHROPOMETRY
     14.4 EVA WORKSTATIONS AND RESTRAINTS
     14.5 EVA MOBILITY AND TRANSLATION
     14.6 EVA TOOLS, FASTENERS, AND CONNECTORS
     14.7 EVA ENHANCEMENT SYSTEM

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