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NEEMO 14 - Studies

NEEMO 14 crew performed the following studies:

Behavioral Health and Performance Studies

• Cognitive Performance and Stress in a Simulated Space Environment
• Effects of High vs. Low Autonomy on Space Crewmember Performance
• A Scheduling and Planning Tool in NEEMO 14 Measures of Team Cohesion, Team Dynamics, and Leadership in a Simulated Environment
• Sleep/Wake Measures in a Space Analog Environment

Human Health Countermeasures (HHC) Studies

• Advance Extravehicular Activity (EVA) Exploration Activities Study to Assess Human Performance Responses in Partial Gravity Environments
• Immune Assessment During a Short-duration Spaceflight – Analog Undersea Mission

Kennedy Space Center Studies

• CASPER (Cardiac Adapted Sleep Parameters Electrocardiogram Recorder) Monitoring During NEEMO 14 Expedition aboard Aquarius Undersea Habitat
• Continuous Real-time Hemodynamic Noninvasive Monitoring During NEEMO 14 Expedition aboard Aquarius Undersea Habitat

By conducting these studies in and outside of Aquarius, NASA's scientists and engineers can provide for the health and safety of astronauts and others involved in long duration, extreme environment endeavors.