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    • Human spaceflight operations
    • Communication systems engineering
    • Human factors in aerospace

    Background:

    • Mission Controllers (MCs) are vital for human spaceflight success.
    • Future Mars missions face significant communication delays (up to 22-min one-way).
    • These delays necessitate changes to current communication infrastructures and protocols.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assess the impact of a 20-minute communication delay on MC task performance.
    • To evaluate the effects of time delays on MC workload and stress levels.
    • To compare performance under nominal and off-nominal mission conditions during a simulated Mars mission.

    Main Methods:

    • An exploratory study was conducted during a 21-day analog mission.
    • A 20-minute one-way communication delay was simulated.
    • MC task performance, workload, and stress were measured under real-time and time-delay conditions.

    Main Results:

    • Task performance decreased significantly under time-delay conditions, with more incomplete nominal and off-nominal tasks.
    • MCs reported higher workload ratings during time-delay conditions, particularly for off-nominal tasks.
    • While MC stress increased during off-nominal tasks, no significant difference was found between real-time and time-delay conditions; crews could not detect MC stress changes.

    Conclusions:

    • Findings highlight the need for specialized MC training for time-delayed missions.
    • Adapting MC operational procedures is essential for future long-duration spaceflight.
    • Further analog mission studies are needed to identify technological solutions for communication delays.