Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Basic Environmental Problems of Man in Space : Paris, 29 October -- 2 November 1962

Front Matter ....Pages I-VIII Opening Remarks (Hilding Bjurstedt)....Pages 1-6 Вклд ссср в изучение космического пространства (Н. М. Сисакян)....Pages 7-34 The Selection Of Astronauts Including Dynamic Testing (W. Randolph Lovelace II, Ulrich C. Luft, Albert H. Schwichtenberg, Thomas O. Nevison, Robert Proper, Emanuel M. Roth et al.)....Pages 35-64 Neurophysiological Aspects Of Manned Extraterrestrial Space Flight (W. K. Stewart)....Pages 65-76 Физические условия космического полета и их биологизеская характеристика (Ю. М. Волынкин, П. П. Саксонов)....Pages 77-104 Tolerance To The Combined Effects Of Cold And Of Abnormal Atmosphere (Radoslav K. Andjus)....Pages 105-131 Thermal Homoiostasis Under Hypoxia In Man (T. P. K. Lim, U. C. Luft)....Pages 132-145 The Future Of Environmental Biology And The Contribution Of Space Research (O. E. Reynolds)....Pages 146-152 Heat Loss In Space (D. McK. Kerslake)....Pages 153-159 Physiological Problems Of Weightlessness And Basic Research (Otto H. Gauer)....Pages 160-168 Avoiding Physical Atrophy In Protracted Weightlessness (Erich A. Müller II)....Pages 169-178 Observations On Heart Rates And Cardiodynamics During Prolonged Weightlessness Simulated By Immersion Method (Julian Walawski, Zbigniew Kaleta)....Pages 179-185 The Influence Of The Dynamic Environment On Man In Space Flight (Edwin P. Hiatt)....Pages 186-200 Aspects De La Mecanique Ventilatoire Au Cours Des Accelerations Transverses (Ch. Jacquemin, P. Varene)....Pages 201-217 Биологические и физиологические исследования при полетах на ракетах и искусственных спутниках земли (О. Г. Газенко, В. Н. Черниговский, В. И. Яздовский)....Pages 218-239 Радиобиологические проблемы космических полетов (Г. М. Франк, П. П. Саксонов, В. В. Антипов, Н. Н. Добров)....Pages 240-266 Biological Hazards Of Radiation Applicable To Man In Space (G. J. Neary, E. V. Hulse)....Pages 267-284 Некоторые принципы формирования искусственной среды обитания т кабинах космических кораблей (А. М. Гении, О. Г. Газенко, Н. П. Сергеев)....Pages 285-301 Quelques Details Generaux Des Reactions Stressantes (Milan Morávek)....Pages 302-307 Evaluation Of Stress By Quantitative Hormone Studies (U. S. v. Euler)....Pages 308-326 Predicting The Susceptibility To Vestibular Sickness Under Conditions Of Weightlessness (Ashton Graybiel)....Pages 327-344 Reactions Electriques Cerebrales A De Courtes Periodes De Non Gravite (R. Grandpierre, R. Angiboust, R. Brice, B. Cailler, G. Chatelier, J. Rozier)....Pages 345-351 Пpoблema BЗАиmoДeйctbия АhaлиЗatopob Пpиmehиteльho К Уcлobияm Кocmичeckoгo Пoлeta (М. Д Емельянов, А. Г. Кузнецов, Е. М. Юганов, А. А. Гюрджиан)....Pages 352-365 Пpoб043B;emы Иh0436;eheohoй ПcиxoлОгии Пpиmehиteльho К Уcлobияm Кocmичeckoгo Пoлeta (И. Т. Акулиничев, В. Г. Денисов)....Pages 366-377 Accuracy Of Orientation In Space Under Increased Acceleration In The Absence Of Visual Reference Frame (H. Kolder, G. Schubert)....Pages 378-394 Methods For Somatic Classification Of Pilots According To Status Of Functional Muscular, Circulatory And Respiratory Capacities, And Possibilities Of Further Development During Training (Gunnar Ström)....Pages 395-405 Monitoring And Prediction Of Nervous Functions In Space (W. Ross Adey, Don D. Flickinger)....Pages 406-424 Мetoды И Сpeдctba Мeдициhckиx И Биoлoгичeckиx Иccлeдobahий В Уcлobияx Кocmичeckoгo Пoлeta (И. Т. Акулиничев, Р. М. Баевский, О. Г. Газенко)....Pages 425-451 Biomedical Data Collection For Space Programs (Stanley C. White)....Pages 452-462 Some Problems Of Physiological Monitoring (Squadron Leader P. Howard)....Pages 463-472 Man Or Automaton In Space ? (K. Steinbuch)....Pages 473-492 Data Sensors And Information Acquisition (A. M. Mayo, C. L. Buddecke, G. R. Tenery)....Pages 493-506 This volume contains the communications and discussions of the First Inter national Symposium on Basic Environmental Problems of Man in Space, which was held 29 October - 2 November 1962 at Unesco House, Paris, under the joint sponsorship of the International Astronautical Federation (IAF) and the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) with the cooperation and support of Unesco, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the World Health Organization (WHO). At this Symposium 31 communications were presented, 8 of which were from the USSR, 8 from the USA, and 15 from other countries, all by special invitation. The presentations, which included three general review papers, were made in ten half-day working sessions by a distinguished international group. The pro ceedings were not restricted to the acute professional aspects of man in space. In fact, the majority of the vast store of material contained in this volume deals with the more scientific aspects, i. e. with problems of the future, which are con tributed mainly by conventional areas of physiology and psychophysiology, including the technical research activities pertaining to the acquisition, analysis and control of biomedical data