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analysis of man-machine analyze Apollo Program AQ(t astronaut capacitor cardiotachometer characteristics complexity computer program constant crew defined DELO determined digital computer ECG electrode electrical charge energy engineering sense Ergometer speed example experience Fakan Figure 17 Figure 18 formulation FORTRAN IV function GO TO 15 graph human heart rate human subjects human subsystem included indicate initial value input INVERSE RATE KT=KT+5 KTM=KT+LM+L L=NT-MT large amount Lewis Research Center metering technique methodology missions MNT techniques Modern Network Theory NASA numbers refer oxygen period physical task performance physical-task-performing subsystem planetary plot possible problem Q source Q source sleep Q storage Q(tJ Q(tx recovery response relations reported represent requirements resistor rowing sample man-machine system schematic simplified sleep and rest SLEEP/REST source rest stochastic perturbations storage device system equation system response tasks i. e. THEORY TO ANALYSIS typical units/day units/hr urban renewal variables various
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| Title | Application of modern network theory to analysis of manned systems Volume 6034 of NASA technical report |
| Authors | John C. Fakan, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lewis Research Center |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1970 |
| Length | 41 pages |
| Subjects | Computer programs Human-machine systems Manned space flight Mathematical models |
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