Development and application of computer software techniques to human factors task data handling problems. AMRL-TR-66-200.

The role of computers in handling aerospace systems human factors task data. AMRL-TR-65-206.

The characteristics of a computer based data system for handling human factors task information generated in support of advanced system development are described. On the basis of information gathered from users and generators of data at representative Government and contractor installations, the current and potential uses of computers were assessed to determine the desirable characteristics for...

Preliminary study on the microbial flora of normal human subjects in a restricted environment. AMRL-TR-66-59.

Evaluation of the biochemical and physiological effects of confinement on human subjects. AMRL-TR-66-2.

Measuring Performance Changes in Highly Transient Extreme Heat Stress: Rationale, Problem, and Experimental Procedures. Techn Docum Rep Amrl-tdr-63-1.

A review of the existing state of the art for handling human performance under transient heat stress has been made. It was concluded that it would be necessary to develop a new methodology based on "micro-performance measurements to assess severe localized transient heat stresses as relevant to contemporary flight problems. The test procedure proposed is based on the rationale that a primary ta...

A system for the continuous infusion of alpha-chloralose anesthetic. AMRL-TR-66-136.

The development of a system designed to permit semiautomatic and continuous infusion of the anesthetic agent alpha-chloralose to dogs is described. The apparatus was developed for use in studies of cardiovascular and renal functions under various environmental conditions. The device has proved to be practical and trouble-free and the simple design uses easily available materials.