LunAres Research Station has been conducting multi-mission research to gather big data regarding human and environmental factors since 2021. The LunAres data can be gathered during each mission and available to our research partners. Environmental telemetry provides replicable habitat indoor climate and resources usage data. Human telemetry is gathered during morning and evening medical checks and through psychological questionnaires, as well as the smart bands worn by the mission participants 24 hours a day. Additionally, LunAres is open to cooperate with technological partners in developing and testing new space habitats and EVA solutions, providing valuable insight on the human factor aspect in the technology development process and systems functioning.
LunAres data is divided into three categories:
Human Telemetry and Human factors
- Fitbit Charge 5 smart band data: heart rate and pulse tracking, steps, SpO2, ECG, body temperature, EDA scan, sleep cycle length and stages
- Smart band is used as an alternative tool to actigraphy
Waiting time for this data package may be extended as it is dependent on an external provider.
- Med-check performed twice daily: blood pressure, body temperature, pulse, pulse oximetry, body weight
- Body composition record
- Food consumption record:
- Freeze-dried diet: calories, weight, ingredients, time, water intake
- Standard diet: calories and water intake
- Physical exercise registering and monitoring
- Psychological questionnaires
- Injuries/medical symptoms report
Environmental and indoor climate data
- temperature
- humidity
- luminosity
- Oxygen concentration levels
- Carbon dioxide concentration levels
- TVOC
- air pollution
- air pressure
Parameters measured in each module (but in different sets). Ask about the availability.
- Energy consumption (total current and voltage, detailed data from devices consumption, phases and circuits consumption)
- Emergency sensors (flood, smoke, door opening)
- Water consumption (clean water usage, grey water production, detailed water meters data)
- Video footage
- Artificial lighting schedule
Mission architecture data
- Mission objectives and scenarios
- Experiments and research conducted
- Mission Organisation and Mission Control Teams
- Time and duration of the mission
- Simulated location (Moon or Mars) and the time zone schedule
- Communication type between the crew and Mission Control Center
- Pre-flight and post-flight details
- Partners/Patronage
- Habitat infrastructure
- Demographic
- Roles in the mission
- Mission schedule
- EVA simulation scenarios