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Mount, Frances E., Gonzalez, W., Houtchens, B., Rudisill, M., Shields, N. and Steinberg, A. (1988): Human Factors Design in Special Purpose Workstations for Space Station. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 32nd Annual Meeting 1988. pp. 73-74.

The word "Workstations" means different things to different people. In the world of space vehicles command and control is usually the first workstation function that comes to mind. Actually, specialized workstations fall into many categories. This panel will discuss various specialized workstations being developed for the upcoming United States Space Station. As part of the design process the human being, a very integral part of each workstation, is carefully considered.

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