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Virtual environment design as automated "physiological" counter-measures in extreme environment: from intensive care to human space flight.

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How can we model and design virtual environments to prevent, monitor and avoid automatically major human factors and health issues after intensive care long stay and long-term space flight? Intensive care unit (ICU) and long-term space flight are extreme environments. In both cases it is a risky journey for patients or astronauts that requires life support systems to maintain and protect body integrity, vital functions, sensorimotor and cognitive capacity as stable as possible for post-ICU quality of life recovering or for human outer planet exploration.
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hal-03198564 , version 1 (14-04-2021)

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Didier Fass, Bruno Levy, Pierre Perez, Dominique Méry. Virtual environment design as automated "physiological" counter-measures in extreme environment: from intensive care to human space flight.. AHFE 2018 - Human Factors and Simulation, Jul 2018, Orlando, United States. ⟨hal-03198564⟩
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