Interpersonal perception and communication of the ISS crew with mission control center: ground simulation results and prospects for research on board

0441730 - PSÚ 2015 eng A - Abstract
Gushin, V. - Vinokhodova, A. - Shved, D. M. - Šolcová, Iva - Bahbouh, R. - Lacev, A.
Interpersonal perception and communication of the ISS crew with mission control center: ground simulation results and prospects for research on board.
65th International Astronautical Congress 2014. International Astronautical Federation, 2014.
[65th International Astronautical Congress. 29.09.2014-03.10.2014, Toronto]
Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z70250504
Institutional support: RVO:68081740
Keywords : autonomy * sociomapping
Subject RIV: AN - Psychology
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Currently, communication between the International Space Station and Mission Control Center is changing. According to independent experts of different national space agencies, the division into national segments of the ISS reduces the efficiency of interaction between the crew and ground control services. Our preliminary results indicate an increase of "psychological distance“ between the crew and MCC personnel that can be regarded as unfavorable trend in terms of flight control. Interpersonal perception and communications of the isolated crew with the external support center have been studied in the 105 and 520 days ground experiments, simulating a piloted flight to Mars ("Mars-500" project), that were organized in Moscow in 2009-2011. Ground simulation results showed that the intensity and quality of communication with MCC was decreasing especially in the period of autonomy. The data showed that the relationship between internal and external communication of the isolated crew should be investigated in more detail.
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