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The Living Habitat
The Living Habitat
On Mars, the environment outside the habitat is lethal for humans, meaning that inhabitants must entrust their lives to the life support system of the habitat. This life support system will be bioregenerative, with photosynthetic organisms producing the oxygen needed by the crew. Networks of sensors monitor both life support system and crew, and the crew interacts with the life support system through the sensors. Together, these three components form the “living” habitat.
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Project Leader
Dr.-Ing. Christiane Heinicke
Moon and Mars Base Analog
ZARM – Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity
University of Bremen
Am Fallturm 2, 28359 Bremen, DE
+49 421 218 57855
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Publication highlights
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Experimental study to characterize water contaminated by lunar dust
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A beginner's guide to infrastructure‐less networking concepts
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Human-AI teams—Challenges for a team-centered AI at work
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Communication quality affects performance of astronauts and support teams through increased workload: Insights from the AMADEE-20 analog Mars mission
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Human habitats: prospects for infrastructure supporting astronomy from the Moon
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Computational modeling of a ventilation concept for a lunar habitat laboratory
© The Authors 2023 licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Risky Decision Making Due to Goal Conflicts in Firefighting—Debriefing as a Countermeasure to Enhance Safety Behavior
© 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Automation as an equal team player for humans? – A view into the field and implications for research and practice
© ZARM, Universität Bremen
Equipping an extraterrestrial laboratory: Overview of open research questions and recommended instrumentation for the Moon
Disability in space: Aim high
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© The authors (2021) CC BY