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APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY JPRS L/10048 - 14 October 1981 Translation BIOMEDICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEMS OF SPACE FLIGHT: AN INDEX OF SUVIET AND FOREIGN LITERATURE 1966-1970 Ed. by O.G. Gazenko, et al. FgI$ FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 NOTE JPRS publications contain information primarily from foreign newspapers, oeriodicals and books, but also from news agency transmissions and broadcasts. Materials from foreign-language sources are translated; those from English-language sources are transcribed or reprinted, with the original phrasing and = cther characteristics retained. Headlines, editorial reports, and material enclose3 in brackets are supplied by JPRS. 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APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/42/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400064425-4 -A FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY JPRS i,/10048 14 October 1981 BIOMEDICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL PROBLEMS OF SPACE FLIGHT: _ AN INDEX OF SOVIET AidD FOREIGN LITERATURE 1966-1970 Moscow MEDIKO-BIOIOGICHESKTYE I SOTSIAL'NO-PSIKHOLOG2CHESKIYE PROBLEP4Y KOSMICHESKIKH POLETOV. UKAZA'1'EL' OTECHESTVENNOY I ZARUBEZHNDY LITERAI'URY. 1966-1970 GG. in Russian 1978 (signed to press 9 Mar 78) pp 4, 8-10, 13-16, 20-23, 27, 32-34, 36, 37-38, 63-65, 136-142, _ 145-149, 185-205, 2-79-328, 428-437, 471-518 [Excerpts from book edited by O.G. Gazenko (Chairman), Ye. Ik. Koltun, E.F. Panchenkova, I?.M. Rudnyl, N.M. Sikorskiy, D.V. Ter-Avaiiesyan, and N.A. Yakunin, Izdatel'stvo "Nauka", 1,000 copies, 519 pages, UDC 016.613.6931 CONTENTS Annotation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 From the compilers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1. General problems of space biology and medicine 1.3. Role of space research in development of biolog,y, medicine, psychology and technological sciences and in solving � social and economic problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 1.5. Personnei in space biology and medicine and their training . 19 i.6. Congresses, conferences, and symposia - 1.6.5. CoriEerences on space biology and medicine in the USSR . . 20 1.7. Organization of the information and bibliographical service for space biology and medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 1.9. Manuals, textbooks, reference books . . � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 3. Effects of space flight factors on orcTanisms 3.2. Effects of energy in outer soace 3.2.3. Visible light, ultraviolet and infrared radiation. Cosmonaut vision. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 _ 3.3.3,. Weightlessness and hypogravitation 3.3.3.1. General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 3.3.3.2. Imitation and siniulation of weightlessness affects in the laboratory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 3.3.3.4. Lonq-term weigt;tlessness and hypogravitation . 48 - a - [I - USSR - C FOUO] - FOR OFFICIAL USE 1)NLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 3.3.7. Nbtion sickness. Optokinetic effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 3.3.8. Vibratioa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 - 3.3.9. Noise. Cosmonaut auditory function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 3.5. Combined effects of space flight factors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107 4. Psychophysiological problems 4.1. General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e . . . . . . 125 _ 4.2. Sensory deprivation. Social isolation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 4.4. Biological and physiological rhythms (including sleep) . . . . . . . . 144 4.5. Group psychology. Sociology of small groups. Psy^.hological and biological compatibility. Speech com�nunication. Radio communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 4.6. Cosmonaut activity. Performance. Hw-aan engineering . . . . . . . . . 161 5. Methods of physiological research in space biology and medicine _ 5.1. General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186 5.2. Research techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188 5.3. Apparatus and sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194 5.4. Biotelemetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205 5.5. Cybernetics and systems engineering in space medicine. Bionics 210 5.6. Analysis and processing of physiological data . . . . . . . . . . . . 214 7. Cosmonaut selection and training 7.1. General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219 7.2. Selection and aerospace medical examination . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220 7.3. Training 7.3.1. General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . 225 7.3.2. Trainers and simulators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230 Name index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243  ' - b - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-04850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY _ ANNOTA?ION This bibliography is a collection of Russian and foreign literature published in 1966-1970 on the entire complex of biomedical and psychosocial problems asso�- ciated with man's conquest of space. This index is broken down into the following sections: General problems; space flights and the prospects of the conquest of space; effects of space flight factors on organisms; psychophysiological problems; the methods of physiological research; life support; cosm4naut training and selec- tion; exobiology. This index is intended for biologists, physicians, psychologists, economists, ~ soci ologists, designer-engineers, and representatives of various associated spec ialties. CONTENTS Page Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 From the compilers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 l. General problems of space biology and medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 1.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 1.2 History of space medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 1.3 Role of space research in development of biology, medicine, psychology and technological sciences and in solving social and economic problems. . . 20 1.4 Organization of scientific research (including international cooperation and some legal problems ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . 24 1.5 Personnel in space biology and medicine and their training . 27 1.6 Congresses, conferences and symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 1.6.1 Congresses of the International Astronautical Federation . 27 1.6.2 Annual COSPAR (Committee for Outer Space Research) Symposia . 30 1.6.3 International congresses of aviation and space medicine . 30 1.6.4 Other international conferences and symposia . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 1.6.5 Conferences oa space biology and medicine in the USSR . 32 1.6.6 Conferences on space biology and medicine in the USA and other foreign countries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 1.6.6.1 Annual scientific meetings of the Aerospace Medical Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 1.6.6.2 Other national conferences in foreign countries . 35 1.7 Organization of the information and bibliographical service for space biol.ogy ar;d medicine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 1.8 Bibliogr,aphical guides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 1 - FOR 4FFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FGR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 1.9 Manuals, textbooks, reference books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 1.10 Main serial and periodical publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 2. Space flights and the prospects for the conquest of space 39 2.1 Space flights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 2.1.1 General refere.ices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 - 2.1.2 Manned space flights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 2.1.2.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 2.1.2.2/2.1.2.3 Soviet manned spaceships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 2.1.2.4/2.1.2.5 American manned spaceships . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 2.1.2.6 Flights aboard aerospace vehicles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 2.1.3 Flight experiments with animals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 2.1.4 Flight experiments with oL-her biological objects (nucroorganisms, - plants, cell and tissue cultures) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 ~ 2.2 The prospects for conquering space, changing the planet's ecosphere and transforming man's environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 2.2.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 2.2.2/2.2.4 Problems in development of the moon, creation of orbital stations, and interplanetary and interstellar flights . 51 3. Effects of space flight factors on orgarfisms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 3.1 General aspects. General problems of space physiology 58 3.1.1 Space genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 3.2 Effects of energy in outer space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 3.2.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 3.2.2 Radio frequences and mi.crowaves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 3.2.3. Visible light, ultraviolet and infrared radiation. Cosmonaut vision 63 3.2.4 Ionizing radiation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 3.2.5 Magnetic and electric �ields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 " 3.3 Effects of dynamic flight factors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 3.3.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 3.3.2 Accelera:.-ion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 � 3.3.2.1 General references. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 3.3.2.2 Linear and radial accelerations (including centxifuge experiments) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 3.3.2.3 Impact acceleration' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 3.3.2.4 Angular velocity. Angular acceleration. Coriolis acceleration. General problems of vestibular physiology 109 3.3.2.5 Biological effect ox incrEased gravitation . . . . . . . . . 127 3.3.2.6 Acceleration tolerance; possibility of adaptation to acceleration; factors influencing tolerance; protection of the body from its effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 _ 3.3.3 Weightlessness and hypogravitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 3.3.3.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 3.3.3.2 Imi.tation and simulation of we,.ghtlessness effects in the laboratory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 3.3.3.3 Short-term (transient) weightlessness . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 3.3.3.4 Long-term weightlessness and hypogravitation . . . . . . . . 145 3.3.3.5 Tolerance of weightlessaess and protection of the body from its effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 3.3.4 Muscular activity. Hypokinesia. Hypodynamia. Hyperkinesia 153 3.3.5 Body position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172 2 FOR OFFICiAL USE O1VLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/49: CIA-RDP82-00850R040400060025-4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY 3.3.6 Biodynamics in different gravitational conditions (including conditions of weightlessness and in a support-free environment). Physiolagical problems of extravehicular activity. Orientation in space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3.7 Motion sickness. Optokinetic effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3.8 Vibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3.9 Noise. Cosmonaut auditory function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3.10 Shock wave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4 Effects of the cabin microclimate of spaceships and space stations 3.4.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.2 Barometric pressure, altitude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4. 3.4.2.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.2.2 Disbarisni. Explosive decompressian. Pressure differentials . 3.4.3 Oxygen partial pressure � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.3.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.3.2 Hypoxi.a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.3.3 Breathing pure oxygen. Hypoxia. Pressure breathing 3.4.4 Nitrogen and i::ert gases . > . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.5 Carbon dioxids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. 4. 6 Zbxicology of cabin air . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.4.7 Temperature, humidity and ionization of air. Thertnoregulation 3.5 Combined effects of space flight factors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. Psychophysiological problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.2 Sensory deprivaticn. Social iso"lation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.3 Psychological stress. Prevention of inental disturbances . . . . . . . . . 4.4 Biological and physiological rhythms (including sleep) . . . . . . . 4.5 Grc+up psychology. Sociology of small groups. Psychological and bio- logical compatibility. Speech communication. Radio comnunication 4.6 Cosmonaut activity. Performance. Human engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.7 Activity and training of'ground-based operators o� space and planetary vehicles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S. Methods of physiological research in space biology and medicine 5.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2 Research techniques . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.3 Apparatus and sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.4 Biatelemetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.5 Cybernetics and systems engineering in space medicine. Bionic-s 5.6 Analysis and processing of physiological data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. Life support in spar_,ecraft and in extravehicular condItions 6.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.1.1 Long-term integratee, experiments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.2 Artificial atmosphere. A;r regeneration and conditioning . . . . . . . . . 6.2.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.2.2 Determination of toxic substances and their elimination 5.3 Nutrition and water supply. Space qastroenterology. Cosmonaut metabolisi,: 6.4 Waste disposal. MinerEzlization of hum-:n waste products . . . . . . . . . . 6.5 R3diation safety. Effectiveness, forecasting, dosimetry . . . . . . . . . 6.6 Thermal protection and its effectiveness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.7 Microbial control in the spacec*:aft cabin and in the cosmonaut body. Prohlems of space vehicle sterilization. Quarantine. Space mxcrobiology an3 immunology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 FOR OFFTCIAL USE OI+ILY 180 195 191 197 205 206 206 207 207 ' 214 219 219 219 248 263 268 273 274 2 79 287 287 289 294 295 300 302 313 314 314 315 318 322 324 326 329 329 333 336 336 341 344 354 357 367 370 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-00850R440400060025-4 FOR OFFiCIAL lJSE ON.Y 6.8 Cosmonaut ner.sonal hygiene. tnork.space hygierie. Work-rest schedule . 379 6.9 Individual life-support systems. Pressure suits. Antigravizy suits . 382 6.10 Lii'-e-support methods and system-c depending on flight duration . . 389 6t10.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 389 6.10.2 Plants and microorganisms in spacecraft life-support systems . 6.10.3 Artificial reduction of cosmonaut metabolic intensity. Problems of anabiosis and hypothermia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403 6.11 Ensuring safety and supporting cosmonaut activity whPn returning to earth, during extravehicular activity, and when lan3ing on other planets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406 _ 6.11.1 3eneral references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406 6.11.2 Returning to Earth. Detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406 . 6.11.3 Extravehir.ular activity in outer space and o:z other planets . 407 6.12 Cosmonaut life and health suF.port in emergency situations . 414 6.12.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414 6.12.3 Cabin decomprf.ssion. Meteorite aanger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416 6.12.3 Danger of fire and explosion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41$ 6.13 riedical care of cosmonauts. Occupational.patholoyy. Problems of prophylaxis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421 - 6.13.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421 6.13.2 P?-eflight and postflight medical examination. In-fliqht medical. monitoriny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 422 6.13.3 Pharmacologic methods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 426 6.13.4 Occupational pathology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 427 7. Cosmonaut Selection and Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428 7.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428 7.2 Selection and aerospace medical examin3tion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428 7.3 Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430 7.3.1 General references . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430 7.3.2 Trainers and simulators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 433 _ 8. Exobiology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438 List of collections of papers (Soviet and foreign) used in this bibliography . 446 List of serial and periodical publications (Soviet and foreign) used in this bibliography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 463 Name index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 471 4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R004400064025-4 _ FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONLY FROM THE CONPILERS Deeper research on the laws governing development of nature and society and stronger mtitual ties between the social, natural and technical sciences were named among the main tasks of Soviet science in the "Basic Directions for Development of the USSR National Economy in 1976-1980", approved by the 25th CPSU Congress. JA The stady and conquest of outer space and expansion of research on the use of _ cosmic resources to study the earth's natural resources, in meteorology, oceanology, navigation and communication, and for otYier needs of the national economy are stated among the most important directions of scientific research.* CPSU Central Coman.ittee General Secretary Comrade L. I. Brezhnev emphasized in the Accountability Report to the Congress that integrated programs .for development of the countzy's national economy must account for continuous progress not only in Soviet but also in world science and technology, and for the possibiJ.ities of economi.c cooperation with other statPS. Describing the aspects of foreign economic ties, L. I. Brezhnev noted the urgency of glabal problems such as the conquest of space, and he emphasized that this problem will have an increasingly more notice- able influence upon the life of each nation and upon the entire system of in-;.er- national relations in the future.** In this connection, infornu.ng scientists and specialists about the Soviet and foreign literature on the most important problems o� science and technology, parti- cularly on the biomedical, psychological and sncial aspects of space flight, acquires special significance. This index was compiled by colleagues of the USSR State Library imeni V. I. Lenin, the State Central Scientific Mecical Library and the USSR Academy of Sciences Library. It contains information on the Soviet and foreign literature (books,. articles in journals and collectians, dissertation abstracts, technical reports, patents), published in 1966-1970. Thus this bibliography is a direct continuation *"Basic Directions for Development of the USSR National Economy in 1976-198011, in "Materialy XXV.s"yezda KPSS" [Proceedings of the 25th CPSU Congress], Nbscow, Politizdat, 1976, pp 213, 215. **Brezhnev, L. I. "Report of the CPSU Centra1 Committee and the Party's Current Tasks in Domestic and Foreign Policy", in "Materialy XXV s"yezda KPSS", Nbscow, Politizdat, 1976, pp 42, 56. 5 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y of the index published in 1972, which embraced the liter.ature of 1961-1965.* In addition to works published in 1966-1970, the present publication also cites some studies conducted in earlier years that for one reason or another had not been in- cluded in the previous erlition. The next edition of the index is to include information on the Russian anci foreign literature published in 1971-1975. This bibliography is intended for a broad range of scientists interested in space research: medical specialists, biologists, psychologists, economists, sociologists, lawyers, specialists in physical education and sports, design engineers, librarians and employees of information services. The compilers do not claim this index to be Exhaustive; however, they did attempt to fill in the gaps contained in abstract journals by reviewing a number, of periodicals and collections in their entirety, which is especially significant in connection with the absence of special sources provxding current bibliographical information and abstracts in this subject area. Selscting the literature, the compilers laid their greatest emphasis on research conducted in the course of space mi.ssions or during preparations for them; somewhat lower emphasis was laid ori papers not directly associated with space research but coritainir.g information on terrestrial experiments on the biological action of ex- treme f_actors in common with space flight factors (hypoxia, hypokinesia, noise, vibration, ionizing radiation, etc.). The principles of selecting material for this bi.bliography were partialll� recon- siderea. This was elicited by the appearance, in the second five-year plan of the space age, of research devoted to new aspects of research on outer space, and by the increase in the number of publications on individual issues in this area. In this connection some cranges were also made in 'che list of classification headings of this index. A numbc�r of sections have been given new titles. For example: 1.3. Role of Space Research in Development of Biology, Medicine, Psychology and Technological Sciences and in 5olving Social and Economic Problems. 2.2. The Prospects for Conquering Space, Changing the Planet's Ecosphere and Trans- formi.ng Man's Environment. 4.5. Group Psychology. Sociology of Small Groups. Psychological and Biological Compatibility. Speech Communication. Radio Communication. 6.5. Radiation Safety. Effectiveness, Forecas ting, Dosimetry. 6.6. The:-nal Protection and Its Effectiveness. Because new disciplines have formed, some lite rature is now grouped separately in special sections. Literature on space genetics i.s contained in section 3.3.1; *Gyurdzhian, A. A. (Editor in Chief), "Mediko-biologicheskiye problemy kosmicheskikh = poletov. iAcazatel' otechestvennoy i zarubezhnoy literatury" [Biomedical Problems - of Space FliQht. Index of Soviet and Foreign Literature]; Compilers: Ye. A. Akhutin, Ye. A. Koltun, M. L. Shvarts, M. E. Eicshteyn; Moscow, Izd-vo "Nauka", 1972, 303 pp. 6 FOR Ok'FICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY section 6.3. "Nutrition and Water Supply..." also includes research on the general problems of space gastroenterology; section 6.7- "Microbial Control..." includes research on the general problems of space microbiology and imnunology; subsection 3.2.3. "Visible Light, Ultraviolet, and Infrared Radiation..." contains references on cosmonaut visual functions; subsection 3.3.9. "Noise..." contains references on cosmonaut hearing functions; paragraph 3.3.2.4. "Angular Velocity..." deals with the general problems of vestibular physiology. Exobiology was also placed in a special chapter; however, far from all references dealing with this subject were collected together here. In particular, the compilers avoided inclusion of papers dealing with hypothetical areas. The compilers included absolutely no infoz-mation on research conducted in those directions of space biology that deal with the in- fluence of space factors upon the earth's biosphere, since this literature is only indirectly connected with the biome3ical aspects of space flight. The index reflects literature in all languages using the Cyrillic and Latin alpha- bet; references in Japanese are treated as in the abstract puYLications of the A11- Union Institute of Scientific and Technical IiLformation. Books, articles from journals and collections, dissertation abstracts, technical reports and patents falling within the bounds of the adopted subject matter were included. Popular scientific wor_ks and short notes conta.ined in journals were 'selected only when scientific publications on the given question were absent. The compilers were highly selective in their inclusion of patents and technical reports, and in contrast with the previous edition, the latter are contained in the appro- priate sections, rather than being appended as a separate list. The material of this part of the index is classified into eight chapters: 1. General Problems of Space Biology and Medicine. 2. Space Flights and the Prospects for t'he Conquest of Space. 3. Effects of Space Flight Factors on Organisms. 4. Psycho- physiological Problems. 5. Methods of Physioloqical Research in Space Biology and Medicine. 6. Life Support in Spacecraft and in Extravehicular Conditions. 7. Cosmonaut Selection and Training. 8. Exobiology. Each of these eight chapters in the bi.bliography consist of sections, subsections, and paragraphs. Their subordination is designated hy a system of numerical indices. The literaturL was classified in accordance with the list of classification headings created by scientific consultant A. A. Gyurdzhian and by the authors of this index-- Ye. A. Akhutin and Ye. A. ICpltun, and approved by the Comnittee for Bioastronautics of the International Astronautical Federation . The list of classification headings and system of indices used in this publication are not iiitended as a substitution for the principles followed in commonly accepted classification systems (Lfiiversal Decimal Classification, BBK etc.) to locate and index materials in the appropriate sections;they are, rather, tools adopted exclu- sively for the convenience of arranging literature consisting predominantly of references dealing with numerous aspects of the subject matter. References contained in the classification divisions are described in alphabetical order of authors or titles, irrespective of the form of the publication. 7 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400064425-4 - FUR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Each alphabetical series begins with works published in Russian or in languages of the peoples of the USSR, irrespective of whether they are in their original form or translated; these are followed by works published in foreign languages, including studies by Soviet scientists. The only exceptions are in section 1.1. "General References", 1.6. "Congresses, _ Conferences and Symposia", paragraphs 2.1.2.2.-2.1.2.5. "Soviet and American Manned _ Spaceships" and subsections 2.2.2./2.2.4. "Problems in Development of the Moon, Creation cf Orbital Stations, and Interplanetaxy and Interstellar Flights". Works having philosophical and methodological nature are presented in section 1.1. apart from the general alphabetical listing. The material in section 1.6. is arranged by titles of indivi.dual congresses, symposia, conferences, sessions and plenary meetings in the order of their siqnificance, and un3er each title they are or9ered in chronological sequence; in this case the references begin with works and materials, then report theses and abstracts, and finally reports, reviews, and commentaries. References concerning specific conferences are grouped together into sections separated by asterisks. In paragraphs 2.1.2.2.-2.1.2.5. the material is also grouped in. chronological order of flights by Soviet and American spaceships. Subsection 2.2.2./2.2.4. is subdivided into three logical units corresponding to the title of this subsection. Each unit is separated from the ot-~hers by asterisks. The bibliographic references contained in this edition are given in the lar.guage of the original in accordance with the "Unified Rules for Describing Printed WorY.s in Bibliographies and Information Publications" (Moscow, "Kniga", 1970) and the existing GOST [All-Union State Standard].* The compilers also guided themselves by the "Proofreader's and Editor's Reference Book" (Moscow, "Kniga", 1974) in describing the references. Abbreviations used in the bibliographic entries follow GOST recommendations.** Insignificant deviations from these standards are necessitated by the spPCific features of the material. This index is parLially annotated. References published in Russian are annotated only when it is unclear from the titles that their content corresponds to the subject matter of this index or of a given section. The titles of foreign works are trans- lated into Russian, or they are accompanied by short annotations, though once again only when the tit?es are insufficiently informative or when justification as to why the given work was placed in the particular section is required. A large part of the publications contained in this index were examined directly by the compilers. If for some reason works were not examined directly, their descrip- tions (marked by an asterisk) are not standardized, and they are written out basically in the same format encountered in abstract publications and bibliographies. Entries do not appear more than once in this index; therefore it makes extensive use of a system of cross-references between sections having similar subject matter as well as betweei. individual works. Information on works having content fitting in two or *"Description of Printed Works for Bibliographies and Information Publications", GOST 7.1-69, Moscow, 1969. **"Abbreviations of Russian Words and Phrases in Catalog and Bi.bliographical References", GOST 7.12-70, Moscow, 1970; "Abbreviations of Words and Phrases in Foreign European Languages in Catalog and Bibliographical References", GOST 7.11-70, Nbscow, 1972. 8 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y several sections is located in one of the sections, in which references to other sections can be found. These references are located at the start of classification divisions, following their titles. An appendix to this inde:c provides auxiliary materials--"List of Collections of Papers (Soviet and Foreign) Used in This Bibliography", "List of Serial and Periodi- _ cal Publications (Soviet and Foreign) Used in This Bibliography" and "Name Index". In addition to complete titles, the list of periodicals also indicates the abbre- ~ viations of journals and serial publications adopted for this index; only the full names are given in the list of collections. This effort was completed under the guidance and editorship of USSR State Library imeni V. I. Lenin senior scientist Ye. A. Koltun. - Scientific consultation was provided by International Astronautical Academy. active member A. A. Gyurdzhian. - The material was selected for this publication by, in addition to the compilers, USSR Academy of Sciences Library colleague L. N. Korobova. In addition to the authors, USSR State Library i;neni V. I. Lenin senior scientist N. N. Mikhaylova took part in creating the reference system and preparinq the manuscript for publication. - The compilers were assisted in preparing this bibliography for publication by - M. V. Bt.yeva, N. M. Ryzhikova, Ye. D. Abrikosova, A. A. Guseva, E. A. Molodtsova, E. A. Panova and L. Yu. Ivanova. Ye. A. Koltun 9 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL i1SE ONY.Y 1. General Problems of Space Biology and Medi.cine 1.3. F.ole of Space Research in Development of Biology, Medicine, Psychology aild Technological Sciences and in Solving Social anci Economic Problems See also No 699, 5773, 5828, 5909, 6056, 7060, 7144. , 77. Volkov, Yu. N., "Application of the Methods of Space Cardiology in the Clinic, and Some Problems Associated With Clinical-Physiological Evaluation of The Results o.f Flight Expcriments in Space,'.' in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny" [Problems - of Space Medicine], Moscow, 1966, pp 102-103. 78. Letyagina, G. V., "Breathing Helium-Oxygen Mixtures in the Presence of an _ Obstructed Respiratory Tract," in "Materialy III nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh spetsialistov" [Proceedings of the 3d Scientific Conference of Young Specialists] (Institute of Biomedical Problems Nbscow, 1969, pp 87-88. Experiments on therapeutic use of helium-oxygen mi.xtures developed for breathing in space missions. 79. Letyagina, G. V., and Tyurina, R. T., "Breathing a Mixture of Helium and Oxygen in the Presence of F.ncumbered Pulmonary Air Exchange," in "Vsesoyuznyy simpozium - 'Gory i sistema krovi [Al1-Union Symposium "Mountains and the Blood System"], Frunze, 1969, pp 70-72. Experimental justifir_ation of the therapeutic use of helium- oxygen mixtures. 80. Letyagina, G. V., "Effectiveness of Breathing Helium-Oxygen Mixtures in the Presence of an Obstructed Respiratory Tract," abstract of dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of candidate of inedical sciences, Moscow, 1970, 16 pp (Institute of Biomedical Problems). Bibliography: p 16 (3 references). Use of gas mixtures developed for breathing in space missions to treat some diseases of the respiratory tract. (Experimental - justification). 81. Manoylov, V. Ye., "Use of the Instruments of Aerospace Medicine at a Health Resort," in "Ispol'zovaniye metodov i priborov aviatsionnoy meditsiny v usloviyakh kurorta" [Application of the Methods and Instruments of Aviation Medicine at a _ Health Resort], Groznyy, 1968, p 3-12. 10 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONY.Y 82. Parin, V. V., "Space and Mankind," PRIRODA, No 11, 1967, pp 29-32. ~ Influence of space research on development of biology and medicine. 83. Parin, V. V., "Use of Quantitative Methods in Medicine and Physiology," in _ "Matematicheskiye metody analiza serdechnogo ritma" [Mathematical Methods of Cardiac Rhythm Analysis), Nbscow, 1968, pp 3-8. ~ - Significance of space medicine to development of quantitative methods. 84. Parin, V. V., and Smirnov, K. V., and Gurovskiy, N. N., "Soviet Public Health ancl Space Medicine," in "Aviakosmicheskaya meditsina" [Aerospace Medicine], Collectcion 2, Moscow, 1968, pp 3-8. _ 85. "Aiding Medical Research," FLIGHT INTERN, Vol 92, No 3054, 1967, p 507. Influence of NASA's research on space medicine on the deveiopment of clinical medicine. - �86. "Another Space Research Bonus. External Monitor Checks Heart Functions," SPACE WORLD, Vol G-6-78, 1970, p 45. A possibility for clinical application of an instrument developed by NASA for monitoring cardiac activity. 87. "The Anti-G Suit as a Therapeutic Device," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 41, No 8, 1970, p 943-945. Bi.bliogr.: p 945 (9 ref.). Aut.: R. Pelligra, H. W. Trueblood, R. Mason, A. Chambers, H. C. Vykukal, R. P. Gallant. Application of anti-G suit for therapeutic purposes. 88. "The Application of the Impedance Pneumograph to C'hest Roentgenography. A Useful Med. By-Product of the Space Program," AMER. J. ROENTGENOL., RADIUM THERAPY AND NUCL. MED., Vol 98, No 2, 1966, p 487-491. Bibliogr.: p 491 (12 ref.). Aut.: E. N. Sargent, T. L. Robertson, E. V. Wagoner, B. J. 0'Loughlin. Application of an impedence pnetimograph, developed for research in space medicine, to clinical chest roentgenography. 89. Avakian, A. S., "Space Techr.ology in Medicine," N.Y. STATE J. MED., Vol 68, No 17, 1969, pp 2319-2323. Application of the achievem-ants of space technology in medicine. 90. Benjamin, W. Z., Intaglietta, M., and Slomich, S. J., "The Utilization of Space Technology in the Fight Against Cardiovascular Disease," AIAA PAPER, No 66-951, 1966, pp 1-3. The possibility for applying highly sensitive space apparatus, in- tended to measure low-intensity energy, to research on capillary circulation. , 11 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 F'OR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 91. Bondurant, S., "The Impact of the Space Program on Medical Research and Practice," in "Impact of Space Explorat-ion on Society," Tarzana, 1966, p 161-177. Effect of the space research program an3 development of space - technalogy on medical science and practice. 92. Borchers, K. FI., Lightfoot, C. S., and Hovey, R. W., "The Translation and - Application of Aerospace tQanagement Technology to Socio-Economic Problems," AIAA PAPERS, No 67-834, 1967, pp 1-18. Bibliogr.: pp 17-18 (36 ref.). Application of aerospace technology to solution of socioeconomic and medical problems. 93. Bowers, G. E., "Experiments in Non-Military Application of the Systems Approach," AZAA PAPER, No 67-858, 1967, pp 1-3. Experiments on peaceful application of the systems approach developa_d by aerospace industry, particularly to the planning of a medical center in Canada. 94. *Braun, FI. C. W., von., "Ergebnisse der Weltraumfahrt fur Medizin und Gesundheit," UNIVERSITAS, Vol 25, No 5, 1970, pp 465-470. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA [REFERATZVPIYY ZFiURNAL. BIOLOGY], - 1970, 12 F916. Application of the achievements of space missions to develop- ment of inedicine and public health. 95. *Braun, w., van., "Die Raumfahrt und ihre Auswirkungen auf Forschung und Zivilisation," UNI'JLRSlt'AS, Vol 21, No 6, 1966, pp 599-603. - Ref.: RZH. TSSLEDOVANIYE KOSM. PROSTRANSTVA [REFERATIVNYY ZHURNAL. RESEARCH ON OUTER SPACE], 1966, _ 1.62.4. Cosmonautics and it's influence on science (including medicine) and culture. 96. Braun, w., von, "Science Reaches Through Space to Bring Abundance From Earth," TEX. MED., Vol 63, No 12, 1967, pp 109-111. The role played by scientific research in outer space to - create abundance on earth. 97. Burkhalter, Th. S., and White, Sh. S., "New 7.bols for the Inquisitive Mind-- the Industrial Research Laboratory in Space," in "Commercial Utilization of Space," Washington, 1968, pp 211-219. Bibliogr.: p 219 (14 ref.). Possibilities for using outer space for scientiiic research, particularly in medicine and psychology. 12 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONI,Y APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR AFFICIAL USE dNLY 98. "Cancer and Space Research," SPACEFLIGHT, Vol 12, No 9, 1970, p 353. Significance of research on the effects o.f cosmic radiation on living cells to stuc:ying the mechanism of arisal and development of cancer in the human body. 99. "'t'he Centrifuge as a Therapeutic Device," in "Recent Advances in Aerospace Medicine," Dordrecht, 1970, pp 158-168. Bibliogr.: p 168 (4 ref.). Aut.: R. Pelligra, S. Stein, J. Markham, P. LipFe, J. Noyes, J. Dickson, K. Skrettingland. Application of the idea of creating artificial gravity, proposed as a means for protection against weightlessness, to clinical - medicine. Treatment of the neurosurgical patient by centrifugatinn. 100. "Centrifuge as a Therapeutic Device," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 41, No 4, 1970, pp 451-455. Bibliogr.: p 455 (4 ref.). Rut.: R. Pelligra, S. Stein, J. Markham, P. Lippe, J. Noyes, J. Dickson, K. Skrettingland. Application of centrifugation to clinical medicine. 101. "Clinical Application of Space Technology," POSTGRADUATE MED., Vol 46, No 4, 1969, pp 225-226. Clinical application of inedical apparatus developed for - space research. 102. Crouch, Th. H., "Medicine in the Space Age," SPACEFLIGHT, Vol 9, No 10, 1967, pp 336-341. Eibliogr.: p 341 (6 ref.). _ Medi.cine in the space age. Application of the achievements - of space medicine to clinical and public health practic2. 103. David, H. M., "Hospital to Benefit From Space Work," MISSTLES AND ROCKETS, Vol 18, Ido 9, 1966, pp 26, 29. _ Hospital equipment (particularly an electronic system to monitor physiological functions) 3esigned by the Spacelabs Company on the basis of apparatus used in space research. 104. *Demange, J., "Les applications medicales du materiel aeronautique: Exemple de 1'utilization therapeutique de la centrifugeuse," REV. CORPS SANTE.ARMEES, TERRE, MER, AIR, Vol 10, No 4, 1969, pp 465-476. Ref.: BIOL. ABSTR., Vol 51, No 9, 1970, 46967. Use of the centrifuge for therapeutic purposes. 105. Doesschate, J. ten, Hoppenbrouwers, R., and Lansberg, M. P., "Selective G-Force Application in the Treatment of Retinal.Detachment," in "Recent Advances in Aeruspace Medicine," Dordrecht, 1970, pp 169-173. Bibliogr.: p 173 (4 ref.). Salective centrifugation in the treatment of retinal detachment. 13 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL US1E ONY.Y 106. Ehricke,. K. A., and Newsom, B. D., "Utilization of Space Environment for TYierapeutic Purposes," in "Practical Space Applications," Washington, 1967, pp 331-360. Bibliogr.: p 360 (2 ref.). - Possibility for using cuter space for therapeutic purposes. 'I'he idea of creating an orbital hospital.  107. *Galubinslca, K., "Osiagniecia astronautyki a postep na ziemi," WOJSKOWY PRZEGL. LOTN., Vol 23, No 6, 1969, pp 47-56. Ref.: MEI. ISSLEDOVANIYE KOSM. PROSTRANSTVA, 1969, 12.62.3 ~ E=fect of successes iri the conquest of outer space on development of various branches of science, to include medicine and psychology. 108. *Galubinska, 1:., "Wplyw osiagniec astronautyki na postep w biologii i medycynie," WSZECHSWIAT, No 12, 1969, pp 300-303. Effect of the achievements of cosmonautics on progress in biology and medicine. 109. Gatts, J. D., "The Use or Space as a Research Tool," in "Commercial Utiliza- ~ tion of Space," Washington, 1968, p 244. Use of space to study the physiology of man and his mutual relationship with his environment. 110. Gazenko, o. G., "Space Research and Biological Science" Presented by the - Gov. of the USSR. Nloscow, 1968, 33 pp (United Nations Conf, on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space [Viennu, 1968, Rep 4]). V.A. 3. Bibliogr.: p 33 (10 ref. ) . Reprir.',-.. Space research and biological sciences. 111. *Ger, R., Condrea, H., arid Steichen, F. M., "Traumatic Intrapelvic Retro- _ peritoneal Iiemorrage," J. SURG. RES., Vol 9, No 1, 1969, pp 31-34. Fef.: BIOL. ABSTR., Vol 50, No 11, 1969, 57784. The anti-G suit as one of the means for treating retroperitoneal hemorrhage. - 112. Germeraad. D. P., "Aerospace Applications to Ocean Systems Technology," _ AIAA PAPER, No 68-470, 1968, pp 1-7. Bibliogr.: p 6(4 ref.). The .role of space research in planning life-support and rescue systems for the submarine fleet having problems in common with space medicine. 113. Gregory, W. Ii., "Waste Unit Uses Space Techniques," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPAGE TECHNOL., Vol 91, No 24, 1969, pp 49-50. 14 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400064425-4 F'OR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Use of the components of space life-support systems in the waste disposal equipment of recreational vehicles proposed _ by the Grummen Company. 114. Hartwig, Q. L., "Communication of Aerospace Technology to Biology and Medicine," AIAA PAPER, No 66-952, 1966, pp 1-4. Application of space technology to biology and medicine. 115. Hastings, F. W., "The Role of Aerospace in the Artificial Heart Program," AIAA PAPER, No 66-954, 1966, pp 1-3. Significance of space research to the program for crea.ting an artificial heart. 116. *Heidelbaugh, N. D., "Space Flight Feeding Systems. Characteristics, Concepts for Improvement, and Public Health Implications. Sci. Proc. of the 103rd Ann. Meet. of the Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc., Louisville, Ky, 10-14 Jul. 1966," J. AMER . VET. MED. - ASSOC., Vol 149, No 12, 1966, pp 1662-1671. Ref.: BIOL. ABSTR., Vol 48, No 18, 1967, 89076. Space flight feeding systems. Characteristics, ways of im- provement and possibilities for application in public health. 117. Horowitz, N. H., "The Biological Signifi-a:anaeof the Search for Extraterrestrial Life," in "The Search for Extraterrestrial Life," Washi.ngton, 1967, pp 3-13. Significance of the search for extraterrestrial life to biological sciences. 118. Jones, D. J., and Newsom, B. D., "The Orbital Research Hospital," AIAA PAPER, No 67-833, 1967, pp 1-14. Bibliogr.: pp 13-14 (13 ref.). , A plan for an orbital hospital intended to utilize zero and . reduced gravity for therapeutic purposes. 119. Konecci, E. B., "World Health Maintenance," in "Comnercial Utilizatian of Space," Washington, 1968, p 241. Use of communication satellites for control of epidemic diseases by international pubZic health centers. The idea of creating orbital hospitals to treat some diseases. 120. Lederberg, J., "Planetary Exploration and Biological Research," in "Impact of Space Exploration on Soc.iety," Tarzana, 1966, pp 155-160. Significance of planetary research to development of biological science. 15 FOR OFF[C[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONY.Y 121. Lee, Ph. R., "Space Age Frontiers in Health, AEROSPACE MED., Vol 40, No 5, 1969, pp 539-542. Bibliocrr.: p 542 (2 ref.). Influence of space research on public health. 122. Lesher, R. L., and Howick, G. J., "Aerospace Technology Utilization--Bridges to the Future," ASTRONAIIT. AND AERONAUT., Vol 4, No 11, 1966, pp 118-122. _ The NASA progra.m for applying scientific-technical achievements in space researcli to development of other areas of science, technology and medicine. 123. Loncak, O., "Proc je dobre byt na Mesici," LETECTVI A KOSMONAUT, No 9, 1970, pP 25-27. Signific�nce of space research, particularly lunar missions, to different branches of science and tecbnology, including medicine and world public health. _ 124. "Looking for Ways to Make the 'Firelcad' Lighter," MOD. HOSP., Vol 114, No 5, 1970, pp 97-99, 150. . Application of materials developed by NASA for space missions to hospital practice. - 125. "Medical and Biological Application of Space Telemetry" Prep. under contract for NASA by: Biosciences and Technology Space and Life Systems Dep., Hamilton Standard Div., United Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks, Calif. Washington, 1965, 66 pp. (NASA SP-5023). Bibliogr.: pp 61-66 (184 ref.). Applir.atioi; ;,f the achievements of space telemetry to medicine ~ and biology. 126. "Medical Benefi-ts From Space Research," Washington, Gov. print. off., 1968, _ 16 pp. (NASA). - Application of technology creaL-e3 for space research to medicine. 127. Moutzithropoulos, C., "Some Aspects of the Therapy of Cardiac Insufficiency in the State of Subgravity or Weightlessness," in "Life in Space Craft," Paris et al., 1966, pp 223-228. Bibliogr.: p 228 (13 ref.). Some ideas about the possibility for treating cardiac in- sufficiency in the conditions of hypogravitation or weight- i--ssness. 128. Myers, G. H., "New Techniques for Biological Energy Generators," AIAA PAPER, No 66-1010, 1966, pp 1-5. Bibliogr.: p 5(5 ref.). Biological energy generators (electrostimulators) developed for - space research and enjoying application in different areas of medicine. 16 FOR OFFICIAL LJSE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R004400064025-4 FOR OFFIC(AL USE ONLY ~ 129. Newell, H. E., and Jaffe, L., "Impact of Space Research on Science and , Technology," SCIENCE, Vol 157, No 3784, 1967, pp 29-39. .Bibliogr.: p 39 (3 ref.). Effect of space research on development of other sciences (particularly biology) and technology. _ 130. *Paine, 'I'h. 0., "Recherche spatiale et amolieration de. 1'environnement ter.restre," IMPACT, Vol 19, No 2, 1969, pp 135-148. The role of space research in improving living conditions , on earth. 131. Parin, V. V., "Progress in Human Physiology Due to Space Research," presented by the Gov. of the USSR. Moscow, 1968, 53 pp. (United Nations. Conf. on the Ex- ploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space). Effect of successes in the conquest of outer space on development of physiology. 132. Proctor, L. D., "Com�nercial Utilization of Our Space Program in Its Applica- tion of Space Medical Research," in "Commercial Utilization of Space," Washington, 1968, pp 246-247. ~ Comnercial utilization of the USA's space program, particularly of the achievements of space.medicine. 133. Reeves, J. A., "The Application of Aerospace Bioinstxumentation Technology _ to Clinical Me dicine," in "Life in Spacecraft," Paris et al., 1967, pp 293-298. Application of apparatus and techniques developed in aerospace medicine to clini.cal medicine. 134. Rolan, R. G., "Must We Choose Between Men in Space and Mankind on Earth?," - BIOSCIENCE, Vol 20, No 14, 1970, pp 797-806. Bibliogr.: p 806 (40 ref.). Significance of biomedical research in outer space to - satisfying mankind's terrestrial needs. 135. Schwichtenberg, A. H., "Applications of Aerospace Sciences and Technological Advances to the Delivery of Rural and Remote Area Health Care," in "Space Technology and Earth Problems," Tarzana, 1970, pp 29-37. Application of the achievements of space science ar.d technology to providing medical care to the population of rural and remote areas. 136. Schwichtenberg, A. H., "Clinical Application of Space Medicine Technology," J. AMER. NED. ASSOC., Vol 201, No 4, 1967, pp 247-250. Clinical application of the methods of space ,nedicine. 17 - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y 137. Singer, S. F., "WYiere Science Fits in Space," ASTRONAUT. AND AERONAUT., Vol 8, tJo 5, 1970, pp 22, 72. Significance of space research to science, and man's role in the conquest of space. - 138. Slomich, S. J., "Needed: National Purpose for Applying the High Technology of Space," ASTRONAUT. AND AERONATU., Vol 5, No 12, 1967, pp 54-58. Bibliogr.: p 58 (3 ref. ) . Application of modern space technology to different areas - of science, parti.cularly medicine. 139. "Space Engineering 't-chniques Aid Medicine," TECHNOL. WEEK, Vol 19, No 21, 1966, p 30. Medical application of the methods and apparatus developed for use in auter spdce. P.eport on the 19th Annual Conference on Me dicine and Biology. San Francisco, November 1966. 140. "Space Explor�tion. Its Application to Everyday Needs," SPACEFLIGHT, Vol 12, rro 1, 1970, pp 17-18. Practical utilization of space research, including to create new medi cal apparatus. 141. Steadman, J. M., "TM Military and the Advancement of Space Knowledge," AIAA PAPER, No 68-919, 1968, pp 1-4. The contribution of space knowledge to military affairs and gener:-.J nrogress. 142. *Stratjel, F., "Die Auswirkung der Weltraumforschung," AUSTRO-FLUG, Vol 19, - No 7, 1969, pp 12-13. Ref.: kZH.ISSLEDOVANIYE KOSM. PROSTRA.NSTVA, 1969, 12.61.1. 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BibliQgr.: p 62 (4 ref.). ~ 19 FOR OFFICiAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY The place of cybernetics, systems engineering and general biological disciplines in the training program for specialists in bioastronautics. - 1.6. Congresses, Conferences, and Symposia 1.6.5. Conferences on 5pace Biology and Medicine in the USSR 300. "Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina. Trudy III Vsesoyuz. konf. po aviats.i kosm. meditsine. Kaluga, 10-13 iyunya 1969 g." [Aerospace Medicine. Proceedings of the Third All--Union Conference on Aerospace Medicine. Kaluga, 10-13 June 1969]; editorial board: V. V. Parin (editor in chief) et al.; Vol 1-2, Moscow, _ 1969 (All-Union Physiological Society of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Moscow Fhysiological Society. Institute of Biomedical Problems. State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics). 301. 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Commissic.i for Development of the Scientific Legacy of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics). Reprint. 310. Dushkov, B. A., "Problems of Space Biology and Medicine at the Second Readings in Memory of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. [Kaluga, 16-18 September 19671," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 2, No 1, 1968, pp 85-86. * * * 311. "Trudy Tret'ikh chteniy, posvyashchennykh razrabotke nauchnogo , naslediya i razvitiyu idey K. E. Tsioikovskogo. Kaluga, 17-19 sent. 1968 g. Sektsiya [2]. Problemy kosm. meditsiny i biologii" [Proceedings of the 21 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-00850R440400060025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ON.Y Third Readings Devoted to Development of the Scientific Legacy and Ideas of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. Kaluga, 17-19 September 1968. 5ection [2]. Problems of Space Medicine and Biology]. Editor in chief V. V. Parin, et al., Nbscow, 1969, 79 pp (USSR Academy of Sciences. Commission for Devzlopment of the 5cientific T,egacy of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics). Reprint. * * * 312. "Trudy Vtorykh i Tret'ikh chteniy, posvyashchennykh razrabotke nauchnogo naslediya i razvitiyu idey K. E. Tsiolkovskogo. Kaluga, 1967, 1968 gg. Sektsiya [1]. Problemy raketnoy i kosm. tekhniki" [Proceedings - of the Second and Third Readings Devoted to Development af the Scientific Legacy and Ideas of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. Kaluga, 1967, 1968. Section [1]. Problems of Rocket and Space Technology], editor in chief Yu. A. Pobedonostsev, et al., Moscow, 1970, 163 pp (USSR Academy of Sciences. Comunission for Development of the Scientific Legacy of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. State Museum of History of Cosmonautics). Reprint. * * * 313. "Trudy Chetvertykh chteniy, posvyashchennykh razrabotke nauehnogo naslediya i razvitiyu idey K. E. Tsiolkovskogo. Kaluga, 17-19 sent. 1969 g. Sektsiya [1]. Problemy kosm. meditsiny i biologii" [Works of the Fourth Readings Devoted to Development of the Scientific Legacy and Ideas of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. Kaluga, 17--19 September 1969. Section [1]. Problems of Space Medicine and Biology], editor in chief V. V. Parin, Et al., Moscow, 1970, 78 pp (USSR Acadamy of Sciences Connission for Development of the Scientific Legacy of K. E. Tsiolkovskiy. State Museum of the History of Cosmonautics). Reprint. . G ~ 22 - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONY,Y * * * 314. "F,ksperimental'nyye i.ssledovaniya gipokinezii, izmenennoy gaz�ovoy sredy, uskoreniy, peregruzok i drugikh faktorov. Trudy konf. [Nbskva], noyabr', 1968 g." [Experimental Research on Hypokinesia, an Altered Gas Environment, Accelerations, G-Forces and Other Factors. Conference Proceedings [Nbscow], November 19681, edited by V. V. Parin et al., Moscow, 1968, 132 pp (Institute of Biomedical Problems). * * * 315. "Upravlyaemyy biosintez" [Controlled Biosynthesis], edi.tors in chief N. D. Iyerusalimskiy and B. G. Kovrov, Nbscow, "Nauka", 1966, 370 pp (USSR Academy of Sciences. Siberian Branch. Institute of Physics). Reports from the First Sec tion of the All-Union Canference on Controlled Biosynthesis and Population Biophys:ics. Krasnoyarsk, 26 June - 6 July 1965. A series of reports devoted to the use of algae in closed ecosystems. 316. "Problemy sozdaniya zamknutykh ekologicheskikh sistem" [Problems in Creation - of Closed Ecosystems] , editors in chief A. A. Nichiporovich and G. M. Lisovskiy, Moscow, "Nauka", 1967, 259 pp (USSR Academy of Sciences). Section report at the All-Union Conference on Controlled Bio- synthesis and Population Biophysics. Krasnoyar:.k, 26 June - 6 July 1965. * * * 317. "Upravlyaemyy biosintez i biofizika populyatsiy. II Vsesoyuz. soveshchaniye. - [Krasnoyarsk], 26 iyunya - 7 iyulya 1969 g." [Controlleii Biosynthesis and Population _ Biophysics. Second All-iJnion Conference. [Krasnoyarsk], 26 June - 7 July 19691 Edito rial board: I. A. Terskov (editor in chief) et al. Krasnoyarsk, 1969, 451 pp (USSR Academy of Sciences. Siberian Branch. USSR Academy of Sciences Institute of Physics. Scientific Council on Biophysics. Scientific Council on Physiology and Biochemistry of Microorganisms. Combined Scientific Council on Human and Animal Physiology. All-Union Microbiological Society). A series of reports devoted to different aspects of the use of algae in closed ecosystems. * * * 318. "Materialy simpoziuma po izucheniyu osobennostey sna i perekhodnykh sostoyaniy cheloveka pritnenitel'no k zadacham i usloviyam kosmicheskogo poleta. [Moskva], , 22-24 yanv. 1968 g." [Proceedings of a Symposium on Resea.rch on the Features of Human Sleep and Transitory States in Applicatior. to the Tasks and Conditions of Space Flight. [Moscow], 22-24 January 1968]; edited by V. V. Parin et al., Nbscow, - 1968, 115 pp (USSR Academy of Sciences. Combined Scientific Council "Human and Animal Physiology". Institute of Biomedical Problems). 23 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OIFFICIAL USE ONLY 319. Krupina, T. N., and Mysnikov, V. I., "Z'he Problems of Sleep in the Space _ Flight Environment," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 2, 1Vo 4, 1968, pp 91-93. Revieca of r.epcrtsat the All-Union Symposium on Research on the Features of Human Sleep and Transitory States in Application to the Tasks _ and Condirions oP Space Flight held in Moscow oYi 22-24 January 1968. 320. Krupina, T. N., and Myasnikov, V. I., "Human Sleep and Transitory States in the Space Flight IIivironment. (Symposium in MQSCOw [22-24 January] 1968)," VESTN. AN SSSR, No 4, 1968, pp 104-106. Report. * * * 321. "Materialy V.rabochego soveshchaniya po voprosu krugovorota veshchestv v zamknutoy sisteme na osnove zhiznedeyatel'nosti nizshikh-organizmov" [Proceedings of the Fifth Working ConferencE on the Recycling of Matter in a Closed System, Based on the Vital Activities of Lower Organisms], Kiev, "Nauk. dumka", 1968, 199 pp (Ukrainian SSR Academy of Sciences. Institute of Microbiology and Virology). Reprint. * * 322. "Materialy VI rabocliego soveshchaniya po voprosu krugovorota veshchestv v zamknutoy sisteme na osnove zhiznedeyatel'nosti nizshilch organizm4v" [Proceedings of the Sixth Working Conference on the Recycling of Matter in a Closed System, Basect on the Vital Activities of Lower Organisms], Kiev, "Nauk. dumka", 1969, 158 pp (Ukrainian SSR Academy of Sciences. Institute of Mierobiology and Virology). Reprint. * * * 323. Onufrash, A. I., "Symposium on Motion Sic}cness. L1"oscow 16-18 April 19681," VESTN. OTORINOLARIDIGOL., No 3, 1969, pp 121-122. Report on a symposium organized by the Department of Aviation Medicine of the Central Institute for Advanced Training of Physicians. 324. Onufrash, A. I., "Symposium on Motion Sickness [Convened by the Department of Aviation Medicine of the Cent.ral Institute for thz Advanced Training of Physicians. Nbscow, 16-18 11pri1 19681 KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vcl 2, No 6, 1968, p 86. * * * 325. "Materialy simpoziuma 'Biologicheskiye ritmy i voprosy razrabotki rezhimov truda i otdykha'. (NkoskvaJ, 20-21 iyunya 1967 g." [Proceedings of the Symposium "Biological Rhythms and Problems in Development of Work-Rest Schedules". [Nbscow], 20-21 June 19671; editorial board: B. S. Alyakrinskiy et al., Nbscow, 1967, 75 pp (USSR Ministry of Public Health). 24 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY * * * 326. "Raising the Body's Resistance to the Action of Extreme Factors Through ACClimatization to a High-Altitude Climate. (Symposium.. [Nal'chik, July 1966J)#" UCF .1. ZAP. KABARD.-BALK. UN-TA. SF.R. MED., No 33, (1966) 1967, pp 145-220. * * * 327. Davydov, G. A., "Plenary Meeting of the Aerospace.Medicine Section of the Nbscow Physiological Society, Dedicated to the SOth Anniversary of October. fMoscow, 20 October 19671," KOSM BIOL. I MED., Vol 2, No 2, 1968, pp 90-93. Report. 1.7. Organization of the Information and Bibliographical Service for Space Biology and Medicine 359. *Consbruch, C. von., "Erfahrungen in einer Literaturauskunftsstelle," NACHR. DOKUM., Vol 18, No 2, 1967, pp 43-49. Ref.: RZH. NAUQ-I. I TEKHN. INFORMATSIYA, 1967, 67.10.270 Work experience, in aviation and cosmonautics, of the Bibliographic Reference Bureau of the FRG Society of Aviation Sciences Center for Scientific-Technical Information on Aviation and Aeronavigation. 360. *Day, M. S., "Application of Basic Principles in the Design and Operation of - a Large Information System," in "Toward a National Inforniation System," London- Washington, 1965, pp 123-133. Ref.: RZH. NAUCH. I TEKHN. INFORMATSIYA, 1967, 67.1.310. ' The NASA information system and different forms of its practical utilization. 361. *Day, M. S. ,"Information Processing in NASP;'s -Library," WILSON LIBR. BULL., Vol 41, No 4, 1966, pp 396-400, 438. Ref.: RZH. NAUCH. I TEKHN. INFORMATSIYA, 1966, 66.7.237. The information and bibliographical service program developed for NASA. 362. *Raitt, D. I., "The European Space Documentati.on Service," LIBR. ASSOC. REC., Vol 72, No 3, 1970, pp 97-99. Ref.: RZH. INFORMATIKA, 1970, 70.7.175. _ The European information service for space research. 25 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USC ONLY 1.9. Manuals, Textbooks, Reference Books See also No 21, 1230, 1231. 376. Vudson, U., and Konover, D., "Spravochnik po inzhenernoy psikhologii dlya inzhenerov i khudozhnikov-konstruktorov" [Handbook of Engineering Psychology for Engineers and Designers], translated from Engl-ish, edited by V. D. Vende, Moscow, "Mir", 1968, 518 pp. Spaceship ejection systems, p 210. The ccsmonaut's chair, p 211. Respiration, pp 294-297. Vibration, pp 297-299. G-forces, pp 299-301. Weightlessness, pp 302-304, 498-499. 377. "Kosmonavtika. Malen'kaya entsiklopediya" [Cosmonautics. The Small Encyclo- ~ pedia], editor in chief V. P. Glushko; 2d edition, supplemented, Nbscow, "Sov. 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J., "German-English, English-Germaiz Astronautics Dictionary," New York, Consult. bur., 1968, 237 pp. German-English, English-German cosmonautics dictionary. 385. *Mielke, H., "Lexikon Raumfahrt," Berlin, Verl. Verkehrswes. VEB, 1970, 367 pp. (Transpress Lexikon). Cosmonautics dictionary. 386. Muller, B., "Die gesamte Luftfahrt- und Raumflugmedizin," Dusseldorf, Droste, 1967. 467 pp (Min. fur Wirtschaft, Mittelstand und Verkehr des Landes Nbrdrhein- Westfalen. Verkehnviss. Veroff. No 54). Bibliogr.: pp 443-450 (196 ref.). General problems in aerospace medicine. Manua3. .387.. *Roth, E. M., "Compendium of Human Responses to the Aerospace E7ivironment," Washington, 1968, 166 pp.(NASA CR-1205). Human responses to the aerospace enviroament. Handbook. Tables of physiological and biochemi.cal indicators. 388. Tabusse, L., and Pannier, R., "Physiopathologie et pathologie aeronaiitiques et cosmonautiques," Paris, "Doin-Dere", 1969, 399 pp. Manual on aerospace pathophysiology and pathology.;:` 389. "U.S. Naval Flight Surgeon's Manual," Prep. by Biotechnology Inc. under contract Nonr-4613 (00) with Physiol. Psychology Branch, Psychol. Sciences Div., Office of Naval Research, under the auspices of the Chief of Naval Operations and the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Dep. of the Navy. Washington, Gov. Print. Off., 1968, 871 pp. Manual for flight surgeons of the U.S. Navy Service of Aerospace Medicine. 390. Wunder, Ch. C., "Life Into Space. An Introduction to Space Biology," Philadelphia, F. A. Davis Co., 1965, 324 pp. Life in space. An introduction to space biology. Manual for graduates and undergraduates. 27 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2047/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R400404060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL U5E ONY.Y - 3, Lffects of Space Flight Factors of Organisms 3.2. Effects of Energy in Outer Space 3.2.3. Visible Light, Ultraviolet and Infrared Radiation. Cosmonaut Vision. 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Ya., "Simulation of Visual Di.stance Perception During Vertical Take-Off and Landing of a Spacecraft," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 3, No 3, 1969, pp 66-70. 33ibliogr.: p 70 (2 ref.). 860. Val'dshteyn, E. A., and Seregina, T. B., "The Two Stages of Splitting Off Pyramidal nase Dimez�s F'rom DNA, and Phenotypic Separation of Strains Sensitive to UV-Irradiation," in "iKaterialy nauchnoy konferentsii Instituta.tsitologii AN SSSR" (Proceedings of a Scientific Conference of the USSR Academy of Sciences Institute of CytologyJ, Leningrad, 1970, pp 15-16. 861. Varvarin, V., "Ultraviolet Rays and Conditioning the Body [of a Cosmonaut]," AVIATSIYA I KOSMONAVTIKA, No 5, 1966, pp 69-70. 862. Gorodinskiy, S., and Skachkov, Yu., "Protection of Vision From Solar Racliation." nVIATSIYA 1 K05MiuNHV'ti::A, IN'd iyti i, pp 88-90. 563. Dedenko, I. I., Gnoyevaya, N. K., and Ivanov, V. S., "The Limi.ts of Human Zblerance of Local Exposure to Infrared Radiation," KOSM. BIOL. I NIED., Vol 2, No3, 1968, pp 73-733. Bibliogr.: p 77 (5 ref.). 864. Zhestyanilcov, V. D., "Damage and Repair of Cell Division in Escher2chia eoZi B in Response to W-, Y- and a-Irradiation," in "Materialy nauchnoy konferentsii Instituta tsitologii AN SS5R," Leningrad, 1970, p 29. 865. Zhukova, A. L., anci Kozlova, V. Kh., "Resistance of Some Strains of Micro- organisms ta the Action of Ultraviolet Rays," MIKROBIOLOGIYA, Vol 35, No 2, 1966, pp 302-306. Bibliogr.: p 306 (7 ref.). Selection of soecies appropriate to experiments in a simulated Martian environment. ' ;3 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-04850R000400060025-4 - FOR OFF[C1AL USE ONLY 866. Zaar, E. I., "Influence of Ultraviolet Radiatiott and Visible Light on Repro- duction of Parameciwn caudatton in Different Temperature Gonditions in Ccnnection With Some Tasks of Exobiology," abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of candidate of biological sciences, Nbscow, 1970, 23 pp (Moscow Universityt Soil Biology Faculty). Bibliogr.: pp 21-23 (19 ref.). _ 867. Zaar, E. I., "Lenhy Periodic Irradiation of ParUmecium eaudatwn by Ultra- violet Radiation (2537 ) in a Varying Temperature Environment," in "Reaktsiya kletok i ikh belkovykh komponentov na ekstremal'nyye vozdeystviya" [REaction of Cells and Their Protein Components to Extreme Effects], Moscow-Leningrad, 1966, pp 116-130. - Bibliogr.: pp 126-129 (94 ref.). 'I'he exobiological aspect. 868. Zaar, E. I., "Electromicrographic Structure of the Mitochondria o'" Pci2'ameeium eaudatum Subjected to Lengthy Ultraviolet Irradiation [in Connection With the Tasks of Exobiology]," in "Materialy nauchnoy konferentsii instituta tsitologii AN SSSR," Leningrad, 1970, pp 31-32. 869. 'Lavo 1'naya, Ye. S., "Effect of Preliminary a-Irradiation on Photoreactivation of Escheri chia coZi Subjected to Ultraviolet Irradiation," in "Reaktsiya kletok i ikh belkovykh komponentov na ekstremal'nyye vozdeystviya," Moscow-Leningrad, 1966, pp 167-173. Bibliogr.: pp 172-173 (27 ref.). 870. Zavol'naya, Ye. S., "Lethal and Mutagenic Action of Successive a- and W- Irradiation on Escherichia coZi," in "Materialy nauchnoy konferentsii Instituta Tsitologi i AN SSSR," Leningrad, 1970, pp 33-34. 871. Zal}cind, S. M., "Adaptation of the Human Visual Analyzer to the Light Environ- ment of a Small Enclosed Space," in "Fiziologicheskiye i gigiyenicheskiye voprosy rezhimov truda i otdykha v promyshlennosti" [Physiological and Hygienic Problems of Work and Rest Schedules in Industry], Moscow-Ivanovo, 1970, pp 124-125. 372. P. A., "Eifect of Short-Term Intense Exposure to Colored Light on Dark Adaptation and Visual Acuity," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny" [Problems of Space Medici.ne], Moscow, 1966, pp 221-222. 873. Levin, V. L., "Effect of Ultraviolet Radiation on Embryonic Development of Drosophil a,"in "Materialy nauchnoy konferentsii Instituta Tsitologii AN SSSR," Leningrad, 1970, pp 51-52. 874. Mel'nikov, L. N., "Color as a Factor Regulating Human Psychophysiulogical ?unctions," in "Problemy sensornoy izolyatsii" [PY'oblems of Sensory Isolation], ~bscow, 1970, pp 126-129. Bibliogr. : p 129 (6 ref. Mozzhulchin, A. S., IGorzun, P. A., and Sho'stak, V. I. ,"Unique Features of -.e Mechanisms of Dark Adaptation Following Intense Light Stimulation," in "Aviatsi- -:-:naya i kosmicheskaya meditsina" [Aerospace Medicine], Vol 2, Nbscowi 1969, pp 81-84. -5. Popov, V., and Voyko, N., "Vision in Space Flight," AVIATSIYA I KOSMONAVTIKA, 3, 1967, pp 73-76. 29 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONY.Y 877. Popovich, P. R., "Earth From Orbit," AVIATSIYA I KOSMONAVTIKA, No 8, 1966, pp 26-28. The tmique features o� human vision during space flight, according to observations of Soviet and American cosmonauts. _ 878. "Productivity of Protococcal Algae Depending on Solar Radiation Quantity," in "Materialy V rabo^hego soveshchaniya po voprosu krugovorota veshchetv v zamknutoy sisteme..." [Proceedings of the Fifth Working Conference on the Gycling of Matter in a Closed System...], Kiev, 1968, pp 106-107. Aut.: A. A. Mikhaylov, I. V. Akulova, N. N. Verzilin, N. P. Dvurechenskaya, Ye. P. Kol'tsova, V. V. Pinevich, G. N. Ukharskaya. 879. Samoylova, K. A., "Deystviye ul'trafioletovoy radiatsii na kletku" [Action of Ultraviolet Radiation on the Cell], editor in chief L. K. Lozina-Lozinskiy, Leningrad, "Nauka", 1967, 145 pp (USFR Academy of Sciences Institute of Cytology), Bibliogr.: pp 129-144 (612 ref.) The introduction states the significance of this paper to space biology. 880. 5amoylova, K. A., "Dependence Between the Lethal Effect of Ultraviolet Radiation on Unicellular Organisms and the Culture Growth Phase," in "Reaktsiya kletok i ikh belkovykh komponentov na ekstremal'nyye vozdeystviya," Moscow-Leningrad, 1966, pp 139-146. Bibliogr. : pp 1_44-146 (46 re�. 881. Semenova, Ye. G., "Postradiation Degradation and Stimulated Synthesxs of DNA in HeLa Cells Damaged by Ultraviolet and FQentgen Rays," in "Materialy nauchnoy konferentsii Instituta tsitologii AN SSSR," Leningrad, 1970, pp 80-81. 882. Ustinova, A. T., "Functional changes in the Cortical Division of the Visual Analyzer in Response to the Influence of Light," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 368-369. 883. Chaynova, L. D., "Some Ways for Studying Selectivity of Visual Perception," in "Problemy sensornoy izolyatsii" [Problems of Sensory Isolation], Nbscow, 1970, pp 143-147. 884. Shostak, V. I., "The Mechanisms of Action of Intense Light Stimuli on the Visual Analyzer," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 2, No 3, 1968, pp 70-73. Bibliogr.: p 73 (10 ref.). 885. Shostak, V. I., "The Mutual Relationship Between the Center and Periphery of the Retina Exposed to Short-Term Intense Light Flashes on the Baekground of Zbtal Darkness Adaptation," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Nbscow, 1966, pp 390-391. 886. Shostak, V. I., "Reaction of Bipolar Cells of the Retina to an Intense Light Stimulus," in "Eksperimental'nyye issledovaniya gipokinezii, izmenonnoy gazovoy - sredy, uskoreniy, peregruzok i drugikh faktorov" [Experimental Research on Hypo- kinesia, an Altered Gas Environment, Accelerations, C-Forces and Other Factors], Moscow, 1968, pp 109-111. Bibliogr.: p 111 (10 ref.). 30 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONLY 887. Allen, W. H., "Need for Validity in Simulation of.the Extraterrestrial Visual Environment," AIP.A PAPER, No 67-251, 1967, pp 1-8. Bibliogr.: pp 6-7 (16 ref.). The need for precise reproduction of the extraterrestrial visual environment when simulating space flight. 888. "Apollo 14 Will Probe Light Flashes," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE 'I'ECHNOL., Vol 92, No 24, 1970, pp 51-52. Clarification of the nature of light flashes observed by the crews of Apollo 11, 12 and 13, and their danger to cosmonauts--one of the tasks of the Apollo 14 program. 889. "Apollo 14 Will Probe Light Flashes," SPACE TECANOL. INTERN., Vol 13, No 3, 1970, pp 49-50. - Clarification of the nature of light flashes observed by . cosmonauts aboard Apollo ll, 12 and 13, and their danger to man as one of the tasks of the Apollo 14 program. 890. Bietti, G. B., "Problemi oftalmologici nel volo aerospaziele," BOLL. OCULIST, Vol 49, No 2, 1970, pp 91-101. Ophthalmological problems of aerospace missions. Effect of flight factors on vision. 891. *Bietti, G. B., "Problemi oftalmologici nel volo aerospaziale.," MINERVA MED., Vol 61, No 28, 1970, pp 1383-1388. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA, S P857, 1970. Ophthalmclogical problems of aerospace missions. 892. "Experiment S-8/D-13, Visual Acuity and Astronaut Visibility," in "Gemini Midprogram Conference Including Experiment Results," Washington, 1966, pp 329-345. , Aut.: S. Q. Duntley, R. W. Austin, J. H. Taylor, J. L. Harris. Experiment S-8/D-13 aboard Gemini 5 and Gemini 7 space- crafts. Compirison of visual acuity of cosmonauts measured in the laboratory with their capability for distizguishing sma11 terrestrial objects while in flight. 893. "Experiments on Visual Acuity and the Visibility of Markings on the Ground in Long-Duration Earth-Orbital Space Flight," Prep. under contract No NAS 9-5095 by Univ. of Calif., San Diego, Calif., for Manned Spacecraft Center. Washington, 1968. Pag. var. (NASA CR-1134). Aut.: S. Q. Duntley, R. W. Austin, J. L. Harris, J. H. Taylor. Experiments studying visual acuity of cosmonauts and their discrimination of terrestrial objects during lengthy orbital flight aboard Gemini 7. 31 - FQR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE aNLY 894. *Fazio, G. G., Je11ey, J. V., and Charman, W. N., "Generation of C'herenkov Light Flashed by Cosmic Radiation Within the Eyes of the Apollo Astronauts," NATURE, Vol 228, lw 5268, 1970, pp 260-264. Bibliogr.: 13 ref. Ref.: RZH. ISSLEDOVANIYE KOSM. PROSTRANSTVA, 4.62.337, 1971. Possibilit,Y For explaining, by the Chernekov effeet of the light flasn phencmenon observed by cosmonauts aboard Apollo craft. 895. Fisher, H. T., "Ftr-ent.zy Vehicle Crew Visibility Considerations," AIAA PAPER, N 70-262, 1970, pp 1-12. Bibliogr.: p 5(6 ref.). Cosmonaut visual perception during re-entry into the - dense layers of earth atmosphere. 896. [-iaines, R. 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J. AND REV. OPTOM., Vol 105, No 16, 1968, pp 31-41. Bibliogr.: p 40 (20 ref.). LiEect of different soace flight factors on visual acui.ty. 901. Lo.renz, P. P.., Orlob, G. B., and Hemenway, C. L., "Survival of Micro-Organisms in Space. Comparison of Survival Data Obtained in Fifteen Baloon-, Rocket- and Satellite-Borne Exposure Experiments With Incident Solar Photons," 5PACE LIFE SCI., Vol 1, No 4, 1969, pp 491-500. Bibliogr.: pp 499-500 (22 ref.). 32 FOR OFFIC[AL i(JSE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 = FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY FE Survival of microorganisms in space. Comparison of data, obtained in fifteen baloon, rocket, and satellite flights, on the influence of solar photons on microorganisms. - 902. *Luria, S. M., and Kinney, J. A. S., "Visual Acuity Undex Water Without a Face riask," US NAVAL SUBMARINE MED. CENTER REP., No 581, 1969, pp i-6. Ref.: BIOL. ABSTR., Vol 51, No 4, 1970, 17803. Comparicon of the visual acuity of test subjects under water without a face mask and cosmona:ats during extravehicular activity. 903. Rahn, R. O., Shulman, R. G., and Longworth, J. W., "Ultraviolet-Induced Excited States in DeoxXribonucleic Acid," in "Space Radiation Biology," New York- London, 1967, pp 139-146. Bibliogr.: p 146 (6 ref.). Excited state of deoxyribonucleic acid induced by ultra- vioI.et radiation. 904. *Raynaud, G., "A propos de la vision de 1'homme satellise," BULL. DOCUM. USAGE :MED. AIR, No 13, 1966, pp 17-20. Ref.: REV. NIED. AERONAUT. ET SPAT., Vol 5, No 19, 1966, p 40. Human vision in orbital space flight. 905. Reynolcis, H. N., "Visual Perception Beyond the Atmosphere," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 40, No 6, 1969, pp 615-621. Bibliogr.: p 621 (28 ref.). Visual perceptions in conditions simulating outer space. 906. Rvcco, R. M., "Effects of Solar Radiation on Mean Facial Skin Temperature," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 38, No 2, 1967, pp 161-163. 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Zichtproblemen voor maanreizigers," NATWR EN TECHNI QC, Vol 35, No 3, 1967, pp 73-77. Ref.: RZH. ISSLET)C)VANIYE KOSM. PROSTRANSTVA, 9.62.432., 1967. Cosmonaut_ vision and the problems of visibility on the moon. 910. Taylor, J. H., "Visual Performance on the Nbon," ir, "Proceedings of the Second Lunar International Laboratory (LIL) Symposium," Oxford, 1967, pp 75-82. Bibliogr.: p 82 (3 ref.). The visual environment and the possibilities for man's presence un the moon. 911. wever, R., "Autoname ci-rcadianP Periodik des Menschen unter dem Einflub verschiedener Beleuchtungs-Bedingungen," rLUMRS ARCH., Vol 306, No 1, 1969, pp 71-91. Bibliogr.: pp 90-91 (28 ref.). Circadian rhythms in man i,nder the influence of different light environments. 912. Wever, R., "Z;uti Einflub der Dammerung auf die circadiane Periodik," Z. VERGL. PHYSIOL., Vol 55, No 3, 1967, pp 255-277. Bibliogr. p 277 (12 ref.). Influence of twilight on the circadian rhythm in man. 3.3.3. Weightlessness and Hypogravitation 3.3.3.1. General Refex�ences See also No 61, 1.13, 127, 583, 706, 1120, 1219, 1230, 1689, 1800, 1952, 2127, 2205, ' 2952, 2957, 5096, 5189, 5196, 5796, 5797, 5827, 6392, 6987, 6995, 7756. 2279. Vasil'yev, P. V., Kas'yan, I. I., and Pestov, I. D., "Some Problems of - Weightlessness in Space Medicine. (A Review)f" IZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No 3, 1969, ~ pp 323-333. Bib'liogr. : pp 3?1-332 (92 ref.. 2280. Gazenko, 0. G., and Gyurdzhian, A. A., "Physiological Effects of Gravitation [Weightlessness]," in "Problemy k.osmicheskoy biologii" [Problems of Space Biology], Vol 6, Nbscow, 1967, pp 22-42. Bibliogr.: pp 40-42 (60 ref.). 2281. Ditleyn, L., "Problems of Space Flight Physiology.. Weightlessness," in "Pilotiruyemyye kosm.icheskiye korabli" [Manned Spacecraft], Moscow, 1968, pp 161-172. Bibliogr.: p 172 (5 ref.). 2282. Kas'yan, I. I., Kopanev, V. I., and TJganov, Ye. M., "Motor Reactions in Weightless [Extended and Short-Term] Conditions," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomnsti" [Biomedical kesearch on Weightlessness], Moscow, 1968, pp 371-:383. Bibliogr.: pp 382-383 (46 ref.). A review of published information a:id experimental research results. ' 34 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 'IAL USE ONLY 2283. Kas'yan, I. I., Kopanev, V. I., and Yazdovskiy, V. i., "Circulation in a Weightless Environment," i:z "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomostij" Pbscow, 1968, pp 245-259. Bibliogr.: p 259 (31 ref.). Research conducted on animals and people during,.before = and after Keplerian parabolic, suborbital and orbital _ flights. 2284. Kas'yan, I. I., Kopanev, V. I., and Yazdovskiy, V. I., "Weightlessness," in "Kosmicheskaya biologiya i meditsina" [Space Biology and Medicine], Moscow, 1966, pp 158-198. Bibliogr.: pp 195-198 (140 ref.). 2285. Kas'yan, I. I., and Kopanev, V. I., "Some Physiological Mechanisms of the Influence of Weightlessness Upon the Human Body," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti," Nbscow, 1968, pp 77-83. Bibliogr.: pp 82-83 (44 ref.) . 2286. Kas'yan, I. I., and Kopanev, V. I., "Physiological Aspects of the Weightless- ness Problem," IZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No 4, 1967, pp 489-501. Bibliogr.: pp 499-501 (72 ref.). Review of literature published in 1964-1965. 2287. Kas'yan, I. I., and Kopanev, V. I., "Physiological Aspects of the Weightless- ness Problem," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti," Moscow, 1968, pp 94-110. Bibliogr.: pp 108-110 (90 ref.). Review of literature published in 1964-1965. . 2288. *Korzhuyev, P. A., "Homeostasis and Weightlessness," REV. ROUM. BIOL. SER. ZOOL., Vol 13, No 4, 1968, pp 263-265. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA, 1 P870. 1969. - 2289. Korzhuyev, P. A., "Physiological and Biochemi.cal Aspects of the Weightless- ness Problem," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti," Nbscow, 1968, pp 89-93. Bibliogr.: p 93 (4 ref.). 2290. "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti" [Biomedical Research on Weightlessness], edited by V. V. Parin and I. I. Kas'yan, Moscow, "Meditsina", 1968, 464 pp. 2291. Stasevich, R. A., "Some Physicotechnical Problems of Weightlessness," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti," Nbscow, 1968, pp 7-22. - 2292. Chkhaidze, L. V., "Concerning Differential Equations Describing Movements - of Human Limbs in a Weightless Environment and in the Presence of C-Forces," in "Bioelektricheskoye upravleniye" [Bioelectric Control], Nbscow, 1970, pp 259-264. Bibliogr.: p 263 (5 ref.). 35 . . FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FaR OFF'ICIAL USE Or1LY 2293. Yazdovskiy, V. I., Kas'yan, I. I., and Kopanev, V. I., "Basic Problems in Research on Weightlessness," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti," Moscow, 1968, pp 34-51. Bibliogr.: pp 48-51 (109 ref,). 2294. *Ballinger, J. C., wZd Wood, G. B., "Low-Gravity Capbilities of Life Support System Components and Processes," SAE PREPRINTS, s.a., N680742, pp 1-15. ReF.: RZFi. TSS.LEDOVANI`lE KOSD1. PROSTRANSTVA, 8.62.318, 1969. Possibilities for utilizing the components and processes of life-suppor.t sysLems in low gravity. 2295. Borstel, R. C. von, and lcondo, S., "2nstability of Cell in Weightless State," in "Conunittee on Space Research, Thirteenth Plenary Meet....LLeningrad, 19701," p 210. Irstability of cells in a weightl.ess environment. A cyto- genetic approach. 2296. Briegleb, w., "Is 'Phere a Ccmrron Geotropic Dependency in Organisms?," in "Life in Spacecraf'r_," Oxford-[6daxsaw], 1968, pp 87-90. Bib].iogr.: p 90 (13 ref.). 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W., "The Liminal Angle of a Plagiogeotropic Organ Under Weightlessness," BIOSCIENCE, Vol 18, No 6, 1968, pp 655-661. Bibliogr.: 661 (5 ref.). The liminal angle of the plagiogeotropic organ of pepper in weighless conditions during flight aboard Biosatellite 2. 2506. *Judica-Cordiglia, A., "Ali:erazioni fisiologiche secondaire ad accelerazione dopo prolungato stato di imponderabilita. Nota pren.," MINERVA MED., Vol 60, No 100, 1969, pp 5123-5125. Secondary physiological changes arising in response to accelerations witti a"head-legs" orientation, following extended presence in weightless conditions. Examination of astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin during lunar descents in the lunar module, during their presence on the moon, and during separation of the module from the lunar surfdce. 2507. *Lagerwerff, J. M., "Prolonged Weightlessness Exposure and Its Expected Effects on Man," in "Institute of Environmental Science. Ann. Techn. Meet. Proc. Washington, 1967. Mt. Prospect, 1967, pp 585-590. Prolonged weightlessness and its expected effects on man. 55 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y ~ 2508. *Mack, P. B., and Lachance, P. L., "Effects of Recumbency and Space Flight on Bone Density," AL1ER. J. CLIN. NUTR., Vol 20, No 1., 1967, pp 1194-1205. Bibliogr.: p 1205 (16 ref.). Ref.: 11EROSPACE rED., Vol 39, No 5, 1968, p 222. Changes in human bone density in response to prolonged recumbency and during space flight in the Gemini program. 2509. Miller, E., "Experiment M-9, f:uman Otolith Function," in "Gemini Midprogram Conference Including Experiment Results," Washington, 1966, pp 431-436. Bibliogr.: p 436 (7 ref.)� Experiment M-9 aboard Gemini 7 and 7. Investigation of the functions of human otoliths during prolonged weight- lessness. 2510. "The Orbiting Frog Otolith," SPACE WORLD, Vol G-11-83, 1970, pp 31-37. OE'0 experiments conducted in flight to study the reaction of frog otalil:hs to zero and partial gravity, using micro- electrodes implanted in the inner ear. 2511. Oster, I. I., "Effects of Weightlessness on Radiation-Induced Somatic Damage in Drosophila Larvae," BIOSCIENCE, Vol 18, No 6, 1968, pp 576-582. Bibliogr.: pp 580-582 (26 ref.). Effects of weightlessness on radiation-induced somatic damage in DrosotAiZa larvae. Experiments aboard Biosatellite 2. 2512. "Otolith Ftu-iction No`c Markedly Affected by Weightlessness," MISSILES AND ROCKETS, Vol 18, No 3, 1966, p 39. Absence of noticeable action of weightlessness upon otolit-h Lunction. The results of experiments conducted aboard Gemini 5. 2513. Popovic, V. P., Horecky, ;I., and Popovic, P., "A Miniaturized Pump Oxygenator for Evaluation of Peripheral Circulatory Changes Induced by Long-Term Weigtitlessness in Pats," SPACE TaIFE SCI., Vol 2, No 1, 1970, pp 113-115. Bibliogr.: p 115 (4 ref.). A miniaturized pump oxygenator for evaluation of peripheral circulatory changes induced by long-term weightlessness in rats. 2514. Price, R. W., and Abel, J. H., "The Effects of Weightlessness on PoZormyxa. 3. Digestion, Growth and Locomotion," BIOSCIENCE, Vol 18, No 6, 1968, pp 622-632. Bibliogr.: pp 631-632 (20 ref.). 56 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY The effects of weiqhtlessness on the amoeba PoZomyxa during flight aboard Biosatellite 2. Communication 3. - Digestion, growth, and locomotion. - 2515. "Progress in Development of Methods in Bone Densitometry. A Conf. Held in Washington, Mar. 25-27, 1965, and Spons. by NASA...," Washington, Gov. Print. Off., 1966, VI, 204 pp. Progress in development of inethods in bone densitometry. Proceedings of a conference organized by NASA, the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases and the American Institute of Biological Sciences. Washington, 25-27 March 1965. The principal topics of the reports were: Roentgenological and other methods of bone densitometxy used to deter- mine reduction of bone density in response to prolonged weightlessness and hypokinesia. 2516. Salisbury, F. B., "Expected Biological Responses to Weightlessness," BIOSCTENCE, Vol 19, No 5, 1969, pp 407-410. IIibliogr.: p 410 (16 ref.). Expected biological reactions to prolonged weightlessness. 2517. *De Serres, F. J., "Induction of Recessive Lethal Mutations Under Weightless- ness in the Neurospora Experiment on the Biosatellite II Mission," RADIAT. RES., Vol 43, Alo 2, 1970, pp 452-459. Induction of recessive lethal mutations in Neurospora in weightless conditions aboard Biosatellite 2. 2518. Stricklund, Z., "30-Day Mission Set for Nbnkey," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOL., Vol 90, No 18, 1969, pp 70, 75, 77. A program of physiological research on the influence of weightlessness on the monkey bady during a 30-day mission aboard Biosatellite. ' 2519. Trombka, J. I., Teem, J. M., and Smith, H. R., "The Study of Basic Physical/Biological Phenomena Under Zero-G Conditions in Earth Orbital Spacecraft," _ in "Scientific Experiments for Manned Orbital Flight," North Hollywood, 1965, pp 261-271. Bibliogr.: p 271 (5 ref.). The objectives of research on the basic physical and biological effects of weiglitlessness in orbital flight aboard Apollo spacecraft. 2520. Vallbona, C., Dietlein, L. F., and Judy, W. V., "Effect of Orbital Flight on the Duration of the Cardiac Cycle and of Its Phases," AERUSPACE MED., Vol 41, No 5, 1970, pp 529-537. Bibliogr.: p 537 (26 ref.). Effect of weightlessness during orbital flight on the duration of the cardiac cycle and its phases. Analysis of the EKG's and phonocardiograms recorded from Gemi.ni crews. 57 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 2521. "Vestibular Experiments in Gemini Flights V and VII," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 38, No 4, 1967, pp 360-370. Bibliogr.: pp 369-370 (33 ref.). Aut.: A. Graybiel, E. F. Miller, J. Billingham, R. Waite, Ch. A. Berry, L. F. Dietlein. _ Effect of weightlessness on the vestibular organs of Gemini 5 and Gemini 7 crewmembers. 2522. "Vestibular Reactions of Cosmonauts During the Flight in the 'Voskhod' - Space Ship," AEROSFACE MED., Vol 37, No 6, 1966, pp 691-694. Bibliogr.: p 694 (8 ref.). Aut.: E. M. Yuganov, A. I. Gorshkov, I. I. Kasyan, I. I. Bryanov, I. A. Kolosov, V. I. Lebedev, N. I. Popov, F. A. Solodovik. Vestibular reactions of cosmonauts during flight aboard the Voskhod space ship. Effect of weightlessness and the significance of preflight training. 2523. Webb, P., "Weight Loss in rlen in Space," SCIENCE, Vol 155, No 3762, 1967, _ pp 558-560. Bibliogr.: pp 559-560 (19 ref.). Weight loss in men following exposure to weightlessness. - Suznmary of information on Soviet and American cosmonauts. 2524. "Weightlessness Found Causing Mutation," AVIAT. WEIIC AND SPACE TECHNOL., Vol 88, No 8, 1968, p 21. More-frequent mutations in biological objects following prolonged exposure to weightlessness. A treatment of materials obtained from the Biosatellite 2 mission. 2525. Young, R. S., and Tremor, J. W., "The Effect of Weightlessness on the Dividing Egg of Rwna p2piens," sIOSCIENCE, Vol 18, No 6, 1968, pp 609-615. Bibliogr.: p 615 (13 ref.). The effect of weightlessness on division of frog eggs ~during flight aboard Biosatellite 2. 3.3.7. Motion Sickness. Optokinetic Effects*. See also No 323, 324, 1225, 1226, 1705, 1795, 1796, 1800, 1808, 1839, 1909, 1910, 2213, 2241, 2408, 2446, 2447, 2534, 2535, 3156, 5802, 7938. 3214. "Analysis of Electric Reactions of Cerebellar Neurons in the Cat in Response to Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs [Elicited by Vertical Rocking on a Special Staiid With Accelerations of 0.8-1.2 G]," IZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No 4, 1969, pp J?5-559. BibJ.iogr.: p 559 (36 ref.). Aut.: M. D. Venttsel', O. G. Gazenko, R. A. Gri,gor'yan, Ye. M. Kristi. *The works in this section are grouped together irrespective of the forms of dynamic factors affecting the body. 58 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 - FOR OFFiCIAL USE ONY.Y 3215. Barnatskiy, V. N., and Kuznetsov, A. G., "Interaction of Analyzers and the Autonomic Component of Motion Sickness," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny" _ [Problems in Space Mc:dicine), rbscow, 1966, p 56. - 3215. Barnatskiy, V. N., and Kuznetsov, A. G., "Autonomic Phenomena in Mation Sickness," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 2, No 1, 1968, pp 49-53. Bibliogr.: p 53 (18 ref.). 3217. Bokhov, B. B., "The Mechanism of the Nbtion Sickness Syndrome," in "Materialy konferentsii po kosmicheskoy biologii i meditsine" [Proceedings of a Conference on Space Biology and Medicine], Nbscow, 1966, pp 146-147. Bibliogr.: p 147 (5 ref.). 3218. Burko, Ye. V., "The Peripheral Mechanisms of the Motor Reaction of the Ileum to the Effect of [Radial] Accelerations [and the Genesis of Motion Sickness]" in "Materialy III s"yezda Be].orusskogo fiziologicheskoqo obshchestva..." [Procee dings of the Third Congress of the Belorussian Physiological Society...], Minsk, 1970, pp 46-47. 3219. Val'dman, A. V., Buxyak, M. A., and Spalva, Ye. A., "Effect of Aminazine, Methyldiazil and Pentaphene on Some Vestibular Reactions," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 86-87. Research conducted on cats with thP purpose of selecting preparations to prevent the motion sickness syndrome. 3220. "The Rotation Test as a Method for Revealing Latent Forms of Motion Sickness in [Short-Term] Weightless Conditions," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 214-215. Aut.: I. A. Kolosov, I. F. Chekirda, V. I. Lebedev, G. F. Khlebnikov, I. I. Kas'yan. 3221. "Hemodynamics in the Presence of Vestibular Disturbances," VOYEN.-MED. ZHURN., No 11, 1966, pp 45-50. Bibliogr.: p 50 (17 ref.). Aut.: I. I. Bryanov, V. A. Degtyarev, N. A. Lapshina, N. D. Kalmykova, S. R. Raskatova. Addresses the pathogenesis of motion sickness. 3222. Gorgiladze, G. I., and Yegorov, B. B., "Otolith Reactions of Animals Given an Intravenous Injection of Sodium Bicarbonate," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 4, No 5, 1970, pp 77-78. Bibliogr.: p 78 (16 ref.). Experiments to reveal the nature of sodium bicarbonate's favorable influence upon motion sickness tolerance. 3223. "Further Development of the Otolith 'I'heory of Motion Sickness," in "Problemy kosmi.cheskoy meditsiny," Nbscow, 1966, pp 216-217. Aut.: G. L. Komendantov, V. S. Kompanets, V. I. Kopanev, S. I. Poleshchuk, N. A. Razsolov, N. D. Chirkin. 3224. Dmitriyev, A. S., "The Chain Neurohumoral Mechanism of the Motor Reaction of the Small Intestine to Acceleration," in "XI s"yezd Vsesoyuznogo fiziologicheskogo obshchestva..." [llth Congress of the All-Union Physiological Society...], Vol 2, Leningrad, 1970, p 416. Addresses the pathogenesis of motion sickness. 59 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY,Y 3225. Yesipov, I. A., "Subjective Sensations and the Time of Their Action After Rolling, Before and After Ingestion of Some Medicinal Complexes," in "Trudy IV Voyenno-nauchnoy konfere:itsii vrachey Leningradskogo voyennogo okruga" [Proceedings of the Fourth Military-Scientific Conference of Physicians of the Leningrad Military District], Vol 1, Leningrad, 1970, pp 411-415. 3226. Zharkaya, A. S., "Effect of Prolonged Rolling on the Animal Electrocardiogram," in "Voprosy medikobiologicheskikh issledovaniy" [Problems in Biomedical Research], - rloscow, 1970, pp 81-83. 3227. Zhernovkov, V. F., and Udalov, Yu. F., "Experimental Disturbances of Vestibulo- motor Stability and Their Pathogenetic Therapy," PATOL. FIZIOL. I EKSPERIM. TERAPIYA, Vol 14, No 4, 1970, pp 55-59. Bibliogr.: p 59 (25 ref.). 3228. Zabutyy, M. B., "Questions of Expert Examination in the Motion Sickness Problem," abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of candidate of inedical sciences, Riqa, 1970, 29 pp (Institute of Biomedical Problems). Biblioqr.: pP 28--29 (11 ref. ) - 3229. Kekhayov, A. N., Aleksiyev, R. D., and Bochvarov, N. K., "Investigation of Optokinetic Nystagmus With an Optokinetic Television Camera," VESTN. OTORINOL- ARINGOL., No 6, 1969, pp 74-75. _ 3230. Kirilenko, Yu. I., Filosofov, V. K., and Fomin, V. S., "Effect of Optokinetic and Vestibular Effects [Angular Accelerations] on the Reliability of the Human Operator in Airborne Platform Control Systems," KOSM. ISSLEDOVANIYA, Vol 8, No 3, 1970, pp 476-478. Bibliogr.: p 478 (6 ref.). 3231. Kislyakov, V. A., and Neverov, V. P., "Reaktsiya glazodvigatel'noy sistemy na dvizheniye ob"yektov v pole zreniya. Ontokineticheskiy nistagm" [Reaction of the Oculomotor Systeni to Movement of Objects Within the Visual Field. Optokinetic Nystagmus], edited by V. N. Chernigovskiy, Nbsocw-Leningrad, "Nauka", 1966, 52 pp - (USSR Academy of Sciences. Combined Scientific Counc;il "Human and Animal F'hysiology") Bibliogr.: pp 47-52 (120 ref.). 3232. "Clinical-Physiological Research on the Effect of Minor Accelerations on Man," in "ZI s"yezd Vsesoyuznoqo fiziologicheskogo obshchestva...," Vol 2, Moscow, 1970, p 417. Aut.: M. D. Yemel'yanov, V. V. Usachev, L. M. Belova, T. Ya. Roznatovskaya, I. P. Shinkarevskaya. The symptoms of motion sickness and resistance to it. 3233. "Clinical-Physiological Research on Long-Term (Up to 3 Days) Action of Minor Accelerations Upon the Human Body," in "Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina" [Aviation and Space Medicine], Vol 1, Moscow, 1969, pp 286-288. Aut.: L. A. Kitayev-Smyk, R. R. Galle, A. M. Klochkov, L. M. Gavrilova, B. V. Ustyushin, E. I. Khelemskiy, V. A. Biryukov, V. Kh. Mukhin, Yu. I. Frolova, M. L. Kharitonov, V. A. Korsakov. Addresscs the pathogenesis of the motion sickness syndrome. 60 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL tJSE ONT.Y = 3234. Kozhukhar, M. P., "Effect of Nbtion Sickness on the Potential of the Dog Stomach Before and After Delabyrir.thation," FIZIOL. ZHURN., Vol 14, No 1, 1968, pp 109-113. Bibliogr.: p 113 (12 ref.). 3235. Kozhukhar', N. P., "The Influence of Nbtion Sickness on the Secretory Function of the Stomach and Pancreas, and Bile Secretion. (Experimental Research)," abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of candidate of biological sciences. Dnepropetrovsk, 1970, 16 pp (Dnepropetrovsk University). Bibliogr.: p 16 (5 ref.). 3236. Komendantov, G. L., and Kopanev, V. I., "Motion Sickness as a Problem in Space Medicine," in "Mediko-biologicheskiye issledovaniya v nevesomosti," Nbscow,. 1968, pp 331-338. Bibliogr.: pp 337-338 (73 ref.). 3237. Kompanets, V. S., "Influence of Pressure on the Statokinetic Stability of Flight Crews," in "Vonrosy morfologii, mikrobiologii, fiziologii*i aviatsionnoy meditsiny" [Problems of Morphology, Microbiology, Physiology, and Aviation Medicine], Nbscow, 1968, pp 121-122. Experiments in a Barani chair and in an altitude chamber. 3238. Kompanets, V. S., "The Role of the Pressure Factor in the Genesis of Stato- kinetic Disorders," in "Avi.atsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina," Vol 1, Moscow, 1969, Pp 292-295. , Effect of repeated two-directional changes in barometric pressure upon the human body, and "altitude sickness" elicited by them. ~ 3239. Kopanev, V. I., Popukhin, V. Ya., and Strelets, V. G., "Raising Man's Statokinetic Stability," VOYEN.-MED. ZHURN., No 3, 1968, pp 58-61. 3240. Kopanev, V. I., "The Problem of Man's Statokinetic Stability in Application to Flight Aboard Modern Airborne Platforms," in "XI s"yezd Vsesoyuznogo Fiziologi.cheskogo obshchestva...," Vol 2, Nbscow, 1970, p 417. 3241. Kopanev, V. I., "A Latent Form of Motion Sickness," VOYEN.-MED. ZHURN., No 10, 1970, pp 62-64. Bibliogr.: p 64 (7 ref.). 3242. Kopanev, V. I., "The Statokinetic Stability of Young Men and Women 15-20 Years Old," in "Novyye issledovaniya v psikhologii i vozrastnoy fiziologii" [New Research in Psychology and Developmental Physiology], No 2, Moscow, 1970, pp 157-162. Effect of Coriolis accelerations experienced during rotation in a Barani chair. 3243. Kopanev, M., "Prevention of Nbtion Sickness," AVIATSIYA I KOSMONAVTIKA, No 11, 1969, pp 40-41. 3244. Kostrov, N. I., and Nakapkin, O. A., "Effect of Motion Sickness on the Functional State of the Hypophyseo-Adrenocortical System," in "Fiziologiya vestibulyarnogo analizatora" [Physiology of the Vestibular Analyzer], Moscow, 1968, pp 182-185. IIibliogr.: pp 184-185 (11 ref.). 61 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 F'OR OFFICIAL USE OTVY.Y 3245. Kristi, Ye. M., and Grigor'yan, R. A., "Microelectrode Analysis of Excitable Structures in the Cerebellum in the Presence of Nbtion Sickness," in "Simpozium 'Problemy upravleniya funktsiyami organizma cheloveka i zhivotnykh [Symposium "Problems in Controlling the Bc3y Functions of Man and Animals"], Moscow, 1970, p 12. 3246. Kristi, Ye. M., "Reactions of Neurons of the Fastigial and Dentate Nuclei of the Cat Cerebellum in Response to Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs," in "Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina," Vol 2, Nbscow, 1969, pp 5-6. Vertical shifting of animals on a special stand with an acceleration of 0.8-1.2 G. 3247. Kristi, Ye. M., "Electric Reactions of Cortical and Nuclear Neurons of the Cat Cerebellum to Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs by Rpcking," abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of candidate of inedical sciences, Nbscow, 1970, 22 pp (Institute of Biomedical Problems). Bibliogr.: pp 21-22 (6 ref.). 3248. K.uznetsov, A. G., and Barnatskiy, V. N., "Motion Sickness in Dogs Before and After Inzravenous Injection of Sodium Hydrocarbonate," in "Fiziologiya vestibulyar- nogo analizatora," Nbscow, 1968, pp 185-188. Bibliogr.: p 188 (4 ref.). 3249. Kupryashkin, Ye. A., "A Technique for Studying Optokinetic Reactions in Athletes," in "Problemy fizicheskogo vospitaniya" [Problems of Physical Education], 4th edition, Chelyabinsk, 1970, pp 43-45. Study of reactions arising in response to optokinetic stimuli in untrained people and in persons with trained vestibular organs. 3250. Kupryashltin, Ye. A., "Electronystagmography in Optokinetic Research," in "Materialy k nauchnoy konferentsii, [Chelyab. med. in-t]" [Contributions to a Scientific Conference. (Chelabinsk Medical Institutel, Chelabinsk, 1969, pp 234-237, 3251. Kutateladze, M. G., Merabishvili, N. V., and Venttsel', M. D., "Application of Correlation Analysis to Research on the Reactions of Single Nerve Elements of the Cat Brain to Stimulation of Vestibular Organs by Motion Sickness," in "Problemy - kosmicheskoy biologii," Vol 6, Nbscow, 1967, pp 199-204. 3252. Kutateladze, M. G., "Reaction of Single Neurons in Different Regions of the Cerebral Cortex to Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs by Motion Sickness," zZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No 4, 1967. pp 631-633. Bibliogr.: p 633 (17 ref.). 3253. Kutateladze, M. G., "Reaction of Single Neurons in the Visual Region of the Cat Cerebral Cortex to Stimulation of Vestibular Organs [by Nbtion Sickness]," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 1, No l, 1967, pp 49-52. Bibliogr.: -p 52 (13 ref.). 3254. Kutateldze, M. G., "Reaction of Single Neurons in the Auditory Region of the Cat Cerebral Cortex to Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs [by Motion Sickness]," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy biologii Vol 6, Nbscow, 1967, pp 204-208. Bibliogr.: p 208 (13 ref.). 62 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFF'ICIAL USE ONi.Y 3255. Lapayev, E. V., "Assessment of Motion Sickness on the Basis of Some Hemo- dynamic Indicators," VOYEN.-MED. ZHURN., No 7, 1970, pp 57-60. 3256. Lapayev, E. V., "Hemodynamic In:.'-'iz~taas-a!r Criteria for Assessing Nbtion Sickness," ZHURN. USHN., NOS. I GORL. BOLEZNEY, No 6, 1968, pp 15-19. Bibliogr.: p 18 (8 ref.). 3257. Malikova, S. N., "Effect of Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs on the Electric Activity of Neurons in the Vasculomotor Center," in "Materialy III _ nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh spetsialistov" [Proceedings of the Third Scientific Conference of Young Specialists] [Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1969, pp 73-74. Experiments on cats subjected to vertical oscillations. 3258. rialikova, S. N., "Research on the Reactions of Individual Neurons in the Vasculomotor Center to Adequate Stimulation of Vestibular Organs," in "Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina," Vol 2, Moscow, 1969, pp 55-56. � Effect of vertical oscillatians with an acceleration of 0.8-1.2 G. Experiments performed on animals on a special stand. 3259. Merabishvili, N. V., "Research on the Activity of Individual Neurons in the Reticular Formation of the Medulla Oblongata (N. Gigantocellularis) in Cats Sub- jected to Motion Sickness," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy biologii," Vol 6, Moscow, 1967, pp 208-215. Bibliogr.: pp 214-215 (26 ref.). 3260. Min'kovskiy, A. Kh., "Motion Sickness," in "Materialy k nauchnoy konferentsii instituta" [Contributions to a Scientific Conference of the Institute] [Chelyabinsk Medical Institute], Chelyabinsk, 1966, pp 308-310. 3261. Nikol'skaya, M. I., "A Search for Drugs Against Motion Sickness," abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the arademic degree of candidate of inedical sciencPS, Leningrad, 1966, 17 pp (Leningrad Medical Institute No 1). 3262. Nikol'zkaya, M. I., "Comparison of the Effectivenzss of Some Drugs Against Motion Sickness," ZHURN. USHN., NOS. I GORL. BOLEZNEY, No 1, 1966, pp 43-46. ~ Bibliogr.: p 46 (16 ref.). . 3263. "New Information on the Motion Sickness Problem," in "Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsina," Vol l, Moscow, 1969, pp 289-291. Aut.: G. L. Komendantov, M. B. 7abutyy, V. S. Kompanets, V. I. Kopanev, A. I. Onufrash, L. A. Pomogaylo, N. A. Razsolov, M. D. Chi.rkin. The initials in the name of one of the authors were rendered wrong before the title as: Komendantov, L. G. 3264. "The Effectiveness of the Discontinuous Coriolis Acceleration Accumulation Test in Integrated Examination of Persons Suffering Airsickness," in "Sborn.ik nauchnykh trudov vrachey Okruzhnogo voyennogo gospitalya SKVO" [Collection of Scien- tific Works by Physicians of the District Military Hospital of the North Caucasus Military District], Rostov-on-Don, 1970, pp 25-29. Aut.: I. L. Litmanov, P. A. Kirillov, L. A. Tsvetyar.skiy, L. A. Ulitskiy. 63 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y 3265. Pestov, I. I)., "1lccumulation of Stimuli in Nbtion Sickness," in "Problemy ;cosmicheskoy bioloqii," Vol G, Nbscow, 1967, pp 181-187. Bibliogr.: p 187 (14 ref.). 3266. Petrov, A. 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Bibliogr.: p 98 (6 ref.). - Selection of effe.:tive antimotion sickness drugs in the U.S. Navy Aerospace Medical Institute in Pensacola. 3346. Wood, Ch. D., "Use of Drugs in the Prevention of Motion Sickness," in "Fourth Symposium on the Role of Vestibular Organs in Space Exploration," Washington, 1970, pp 101-107. Bibliogr.: p 106 (12 ref.). Medicinal prevention of motion sickness. 3.3.8. Vibration See also No 560, 609, 1218, 1219, 1301, 1302, 1349, 1935, 3074, 3478, 3486, 3557, 3562, 3586, 3621, 3622, 3767, 4649, 5063, 5064, 5068, 5070, 5074, 5079, 5080, 5095, 5097-5104, 5119, 5122, 5123, 5132, 5133, 5142, 5143, 5146, 5150, 5151, 5154, 5157, 5164, 5168, 5169, 5173, 5174, 5178, 5179, 5181, 5185-5188, 5196, 5198, 5199, 6556, 7155, 7894. 3347. "Analysis of Correlations Between the Electric Activity and Respiratory Function of the Brain During Adaptation to Vibration," in "Fiziologicheskiye mekhanizmy individual'nykh adaptatsiy" [Physiological Mechanisms of Individual Adaptations], Novosibirsk, 1967, pp 78-82. Aut.: L. D. Luk'yanova� A. V. Kol'tsova, Ye. S. Meyzero V. P. Kazanskaya. 3348. Bondarev, G. I., and Mikhel'son, D. A., "Effect of Vibration on Some Aspects of Human and Animal Metabolism," GIGIYENA I SANITARIYA, No 8, 1969, pp 61-68. - Bibliogr.: pp 67-68 (68 ref.). A J_iterature review. 74 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y 3349. Volkov, A. M., Skaballapovich, N. S., and Tsysar', A. I., "Hygienic Standard- ization of Vibration and Its Theoretical Grounds," in "Materialy itogovoy (1967 g.) nauchnoy sessii [VNII zh.-d. gigiyeny]" [Proceedings of the Final (1967) Scientific Session [of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Railroad Hygiene]], Moscow, 1969, pp 12-15. 3350. "Hypothalamic Neurosecretion and the Condition of the Adrenal Glands of Dogs Subjected to Vibration," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABO:LEVANIYA, No 2, 1970, pp 14-17. Bibiliogr.: p 17 (15 ref.). Aut.: V. I. Kiselev, E. S. Gul'yants, Yu. G. Elanskiy, T. M. Gavrilova. 3351. Donskaya, L. V., and Yakubovich, T. G., "Zbpography and Cholinesterase Activity of the Stomach in Whole-Body Vertical Vibration," in "Issledovaniya po fiziologii truda i NOT v professiyakh, svyazannykh s perenapryazheniyem nervno- myshechnoy sistemy" [Studies in Labor Physiology and Scientific Organization of Labor in Occupations Involving Neuromuscular Stresses],Leningrad, 1969, pp 126-135. Bibliogr.: pp 134-135 (15 ref.). 3352. Zotin, A. I., and Danyukov, Yu. G., "Effect of Vibration on Development of _ Amphibian and Fish Embryos," IZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No 6, 1967, pp 879-883. _ Bibliogr.: p 883 (5 ref.). The significance of t}iis pro'-)lem to space biology is indicated. 3353. Ioseliani, K. K., "Effect of 'librations and Noise on Man's Mental Efficiency When Working Against the Clock," KOSrI. BIOL. I MED., Vol l, No 2, 1967, pp 79-82. Bibliogr.: p 82 (5 ref.). 3354. "Study of the Mutual Correlation Between the Brain's Functional Activity and Its Oxidative Metabolism in the Presence of a Vibration Stimulus," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny" [Problems of Space Medicine], Nbscow, 1966, pp 266-268. Aut.: L. D. Luk'yanova, Ye. P. Kazanskaya, A. V. Kol'tsova, Ye. S. Meyzerov. 3355. "Study of the Interdependence of the Brain's Oxidative Metabolism, Its Electric Activity and the Conditioned Reflex Activity of Animals After Vibration," i.n "Vliyaniye .faktorov kosmicheskogo poleta na funktsii tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy" [Effect of Space Flight Factors on Functions of the Central Nervous System], Nbscow, 1966, pp 105-124. Aut.: L. D. Luk'yanova, A. V. ICo1'tsova, Ye, S. Meyzerov, Ye. P. Kazanskaya. 3356. "Effect of Wtiole-Body Vertical Vibration and Noise on a Number of Indicators of Protein, Lipid, and Carbohydrate Metabolism in Homeothermic Animals," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 10, 1968, pp 58-59. Aut.: G. I. Bondarev, Ye. N. Aronova, D. A. Mikhel'son, L. Ya. Skuratov. 3357. Kadyskina, Ye. N., "The Effect of Some Parameters of Low-Fraquency Vibration on the Body," in "Materialy XXVII otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov...[Leningr. san.-gigiyen, med. in-t]" [Proceedings of the 27th Regular Scientific Conference of Graduate Students and Clinical Resident Physicians...[of the Leningrad Medical Institute of 5anitation Hygiene]], t,eningrad, 1967, pp 92-93. 75 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/42/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400064425-4 FOR OFF(C1AL USE ONY,Y 3358. Kadyskina, Ye. N., "Effect of Low-Frequency Sinusoidal Vibration on Auto- no:nic Functions," in "Materialy Vtoroy konferentsii molodykh nauchnykh rabotnikov" [Proceedings of the Second Conference of Young Scientists] [Leningrad Scientific Research Institu_e of Labor Hygiene and Occupational Diseases], Leningrad, 1968, pp 10-13. _ 3359. Kadyskina, Ye. N., "The Dynamics of Human Performance in the Presence of Some Vibration Parameters," in "Materialy Vtoroy konferentsii molodykh nauchnykh rabotnikov," [Leningrad Scientific Research Institute of Labor Hygiene and Occu- pational Diseases], Leningrad, 1968, pp 13-15. 3360. Kazanskaya, Ye. P., and Luk'yanova, L. D., "Respiratory Change Accompanying Vibration," i. ""Vliyaniye faktorov kosmicheskogo poleta na funktsii tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy," hloscow, 1966, pp 125-128. 3361. "Kesemanly, r1. V., "Effect of Vibration on Swelling and Oxidative Phos- phorylation of Mitochondria," in "Materialy nauchnoy konferentsii Instituta tsitologii AN S5SR" [Proceedings of a Scientific Conference of the USSR Academy of Sciences Institute of Cytology], Leningrad, 1970, p 40. 3362. Kesamanly, N. V., "Change in Muscle Creatine Phosphate and Lactic Acid Concentration in Response to.Vibration," TSITOLOGIYA, Vol 10, No 7, 1968, pp 905-908. Bibliogr.: p 908 (9 ref.). 3363. Kiro, M. B., "Influence of Vertical Vibration on Rotiferan Life Span and Fertility," TSITOLOGIYA, Vol 9, No 3, 1967, pp 339-345. Bibliogr.: p 345 (32 ref.). The significance of further research to space medicine is indicated. 3364. Kiro, M. B., "Effect of Low Frequency Vibration on Rotiferan Fertility," TSITOLOGIYA, Vol 12, No 7, 1970, pp 9271-929. 3365. Koreshkov, A. A., "Influence of Vibrations on the Human Body," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, p 220. 3366. Koreshkov, A. A., "Concerning the Influence of General Vibrations on the Human - Body, " in "Avi akosmi.cheskaya meditsina" [Aerospace Medicine], Collection l, Nbscow, 1967, pp 350-353. 3367. Kuznetsova, M. A., "Influence of Recurrent Vibration on the Functional State of the Spinal Reflex Arc,'� 4.n "Vliyaniye faktorov kosmicheskogo poleta na _ fwiJctsii tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy," Moscow, 1966, pp 45-67. 3368. Lebedev, A. F. ,"Change in Muscle Electric Activity in Response to Vibration - and Noise," GIGIYENA I SANITARIXA, No :i, 1968, pp 25-30. Bibliogr.: p 30 (4 ref.). ~ 3369. Livshits, N. N., and Meyzerov, Ye. S., "Influence of Vertical Vibration and Noise on Conditioned Reflexes in Rats," ir. "Vliyan--ye faki:orov kosmicheskogo poleta na fur.ktsii tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy," Moscow, 1966, pp 68-80. 76 _ FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y 3370. Luk'yanova L. D., and Ambrosova, S. M., "Influence of Vibration Stimuli on Cnrebral Oxidative Metabolism in Animals With Partially Disconnected Auditory and Vestibular Organs," in "Vliyaniye faktorov kosmicheskogo poleta na funktsii tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy," Nbscow 1966, pp 95-104. 3371. Luk'yanova L. D., and Kazanskaya, Ye. P., "Study of the Mutual Relationship Between Brain Bioelectric Activity and Oxygen Consumption in the Presence of Vibra- tion," FIZIOL. ZHURN. SSSR, Vol 53, No 5, 1967, pp 563-570. Bibliogr.: p 570 (12 ref.). 3372. Ltik'yanova, L. D., and Kazanskaya, Ye. P., "Functional Significance of Changes in Bioelectric Activity of the Brain and Its Oxidative Capacity During vibration," in "Vliyaniye f.aktorov kosmicheskogo poleta na funktsii tsentral'noy nervnoy sistemy," bbscow, 1966, pp 81-94. 3373. Luk'yar.ova, L. D., and Klimovitskiy, V. Ya., "The Functional Relationshi;o Between Oxidative Metabolism, Volumetric Circulation Rate and Brain Temperature in the Presence of Vibrations," in "Nekotoryye voprosy kosmicheskoy neyrofiziologii" [Some Problems of Space Neurophysiology], Nbscow, 1967, pp 145-153. 3374. L'vova, T. S., "Effect of Vibration on the Course and Jutcome of Radiation Sickness in Animals," in "Problemy kosmi.cheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 268-269. 3375. Mashanskiy, V. F., Mirkin, A. S., and Vinnichenko, L. N., "Influence of Vibration Stimuli on the Ultrastr.ucture of a Mechanoreceptor--the Pac.inian Corpuscle," TSITOLOGIYA, Vol 11, No 12, 1969, pp 1572-1575. Bibliogr.: p 1575 (14 ref.). 3376. Meliya, A. S.,,"Influence of Longitudinal Vibrations of Different Parameters on Muscle Receptors," FIZIOL. ZHURN. SSSR, Vol 56, No 4, 1970, pp 589-596. Bibliogr.: p 596 (11 ref.). 3377. Men'shov, A. A., "'Physiological Quick Tests' to Access the Influence of Vibration on the Human Body," in "Aviatsionnaya i kosmi.cheskaya meditsina," Vol 2, Mbscow, 1969, pp 72-75. 3378. Mikhel'son, D. M., and Bondarev, G. I., "Influence of Whole-Body Vertical Vibrations of Different Parameters on a Number of Metabolic Indicators in Animals," TRUDY NII GIGIYENY VODN. TRANSPORTA, No 1, 1968, pp 207-211. Bibliogr.: pp 210-211 _ (15 ref.). 3379. "Morfclogiya vnutrennikh organov pri nekotorykh ekstremal'nykh vozdeystviyakh" - [Morphology of Internal Organs Affected by Some Extreme Factors], editor in chief, ' K. T. Tadzhiyev, Dushanbe, "Donish", 1970, 181 pp (Tajik Medical Institute. Works. Vol 101). Bibliogr.: Ya. A. Ftakhimov, L. Ye. Etingen, V. Sh. Belkin, A. Kh. Osipov. Action of vibrations, transverse accelerations and ultraciolet radi_ation. 77 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ON(,Y APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONLY 3380. Onopko, B. N., "Pathomrpl:ological Changes in Some Organs and Systems of ~ White Ftats in Response to Vi.bration, iioise and Dust," in "Gigiyena truda" [Labor Hygiene], Issue 6, Kiev, 1970, pp 61-65. _ 3381. Razumov, I. K. ,"Baaic `I'Yieoretical IssuesAssociated. With the Influence of Vibration on the Human Body," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 3, 1967, PP 3-8. 3382. Rappoport, M. B., and Pasternak, G. A., "Pathomorphological Changes in Different Divisions of the Central Nervous System and in the Endocrine Organs in Response to Jerky Vibrations," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 6, 1968, �p 55-57. Bibliogr.: p 57 (3 ref.). - 3383. Rakhimov, Ya. A., and Belkin, V. Sh., "Nbrphology of Vessels in Some Endocrine Glands of Dogs Exposed to Whole-Body Vertical Vibration," ARKHIV ANAT., GISTOL. I ENID RIOL., Vol 'i9, No 11, 1970, pp 43-49. Bibliogr.: p 48-49 (20 ref.). 3384. Romanov, S. N., and Artsishevskaya, R. A., "Dependence of the Effect Produced by the Biological Action of Vibration on Frequency and Acceleration," B30FIZIKA, Vol 13, I10 6, 1968, pp 1054-1057. Bibliogr.: p 1057 (11 ref.). - 3385. Romanov, S. N., "The Nature of the Biological Action of Vibration," BIOFIZIKA, Vol 12, No 1, 1967, pp 120-123. Bibliogr.: p 122 (11 ref.). 3386. Ruzybakiyev, R. M., "Dependence of the Duration of the Trace Reaction in the Proprioceptive Reflex Arc on the Time of Exposure to Vibration," in "Materialy XXVIII otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordi, :torov" [Proceedings of the 28th Regular Scientific Conference of Graduates and Resident Physicians] [of the Leningrad Medical Institute of Sanitation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1968, p 125. 3387. Ruzybakiyev, R. M., "Reflex Influences on the Course of Muscle Reflexes - in the Presence of Vibration," in "Materialy XXIX otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov" [Proceedings of the 29th Regular Scientific Conference of_ Graduates and Resident Physicians] [Leningrad Medical Institute of Sani- tation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1969, pp 176-177. 3388. Ruzybakiyev, R. M., "Ele;tromyographic Analysis of Muscle Reflexes in Response to Vibration With Different Receptors of the Nbtor Apparatus Disconnected," - in "Materialy XXIX otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov," [LeningY�ad Medical Institute of Sanitation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1969, pp 177-178. 3389. Ruzybakiyev, R. M., "Electromyographic Study of Trace Processes in Response to Prolon5.,l Vibrational Stimulation of Proprioceptors," FIZIOL. ZHURN. SS5R, Vol 56, No 8, 1970, pp 1125-1129. Bibliogr.: p 1129 (12 ref.). 3390. Rumyantsev, G. I., and Russkikh, V. V., "Pathogenesis of Vibration Pathology CausEd by Whole-Body Vibration," in "Shum, vibratsiya, ul'trazvuk" [Noise, Vibra- tion, Ultrasound], Nbscow, 1968, pp 4-13. 3391. Rumyantsev, G. I., and Tambovtseva, A. M., "Exp2rimental Study of the Action of Whole-Body Vibration on Some Metabolic Processes of the Body," in "Shum, vibratsiya, ul'trazvuk," Moscow, 1968, pp 49-52. 78 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 NOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 3392. Rybakov, N. L., and Kozlov, V. A., "Influence of Vibration, as a Factor Connected 43ith Space Flight, on a Lysogenic E. coZ2 K-12 (a) Culture," BYUL. EKSPERIM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 61, No 5, 1966, pp 64-67. Bibliogr.: p 66 (2 ref.). An eaperiment performed aboard Vostok 5 and 6. 3393. Sinitsina, A. D., "Effect of lihole-Body Vertical Vibration on Conditioned Reflex Activity of White F2ats," TRUllY NII GIGIYENY VODN. TRAN5PORTA, Vol 1, 1968, pp 199-203. Bibliogr.: p 203 (9 ref.). _ 3394. Soroko, S. I., "F.eproduction and Transformation of the Rhythm of a Vibrating Stimulus by Cerebrocorcical Neuro*is, " in "Materialy XXTX otchetnoy nauchnoy _ konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov" [Proaeedings of the 29th Reyular Scientific Conference of Graduates and Fesident Physicians] [Leningrad Medical Institute of Sani'_-ation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1969, pp 192-198. 3395. "Growt;i Stimulation in Some Biological Objects by Vert.ic:al Vibration," KOSM. ISSLEDOVANIYA, Vol 6, No 5, 1968, pp 788-792. Bibliogr.: p 792 (11 ref.). Aut.: N. L. Delone, V. V. Antipov, Ye. M. bb rozova, P. P. Saksonov, A. S. Trusova. 3396. Stoma, M. r^., "Functional Changes in the Central Nervous System in Response ' to Vibratiori on the Background of Different Levels of Muscle Static Tension," in "Issledovaniya po fiziologii truda i NOT v professiyakh, svyazannykh s perenaprya- zheniyem nervnomyshechnoy sistemy," Leningrad, 1968, pp 84-96. Bibliogr.: pp 95-96 _ (39 ref.). 3397. Tambovtseva, A. M., "Study of the Influence of Vibration and Noise on the Body in Hygienic Research,".abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of candidate of biological s,iences, Nb scow, 1969, 19 pp (Moscow Medical Institute No 1). Bibliogr.: pp 18-19 (11 ref.). 3398. Tatarenko, L. I., "The Study of the Influence of Vibrations or. the Human Body," in "Ispoi'zovaniye metodov i priborov aviatsionnoy meditsiny v usloviyakh kurorta" [Application of the Methods and Influence of Aviation Medicine to the Health Resort], Groznyy, 1968, pp 106-112. Bibliogr.: pp 111-112 (21 ref.). 3399. "Tezisy dokladov Respublikanskoy nauchno-prakticheskoy konferentsii po voprosam profilaktiki vibratsionnoy bolezni. 23-25 dek. 1970 g." [Theses of Reports at the Republic Scientific--Practical Conference on Prevention of Vibration Disease. 23-25 December 1970], edited by Ye. Ts. Andreyeva-Galanina and N. I. Karpova, Leningrad, 1970, 89 pp (Leningrad Medical Institute of Sanitation IIygiene). A number of the reports contain info rmation on the effect of vibration on the body. 3400. Shubchinskiy, V. D., "Muscle Vibration Reception and the Influence of - Vibror_eptive Impulses on thQ Functional State of the Spinal Cord," ~)stract of - a dissertation in pursuit of the acader.iic degree of candidate of inedical sciences, L;onetE~k, 1967, 22 pp (Donetsk Medical Institute) Bibliogr.: p 22 (9 ref. 79 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 F'OR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 3401. Shubchinskiy, V. D., "Cumulative Bioelectric Responses of Muscle Mechano- receptors to Vibrations of Different Parameters," BYUL, EKSPERIM, BIOL. I NIED., - No 2, 1967, pp 3-7. 3402. Yakubovich, T. G., and Getsel', Kh. A., "Autoradiographic Studies of the _ Liver of White Rats Subjected to Whole-Body Vibration," GIGiYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLLvANIYA, No 11, 1969, pp 58-60. Bibliogr.: p 60 (7 ref.). 3403. Yakubovich, T. G., and Zhukova, N. M., "Influence of Whole-Body Vertical Vibratinn on the Gastric Mucosa of LJhite Rats," GIGIYENA I SANITARIYA, No 12, 1970, - ?p 98-1U0. 3404. Yakubovich, T. G., "Change in Animal Liver Glycogen in Response to Who..e- Body Vertical Vibration," ARKi-IIV ANAT., GISTOL. I EMBRIOL., Vol 53, No 12, 1967, pp 55-58. Bibliogr.: p 58 (14 ref.). 3405. Yakubovich, T. G., and Zhukova, N. M., "Reactivity of the Rat Gastric Mucosa in the Presence of Vibration," in "IX Mezhdunarodnyy kongress anatomov" [Ninth International Congress of Anatomists], Moscow, 1970, p 193. 3406. *Barnes, C. D., and Pompeiano, O., "Effects of Muscle Vibration on the Pre- and Postsynaptic Components of the Extensornbnosynaptic Reflex," BRAIN RESEARCH, Vol 18, No 2, 1970, pp 384-387. Bibliogr.: 14 ref. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA, 1970, i P184. Effect of sinusoidal longitudinal vibration on the extensor- monosynaptic reflex. 3407. *Berthoz, h., "Etude biomecanique des vibrations de basses frequences subies par 1'homme. These," Yaris, 1966, 93 pp. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOG.IYA, 1968, 9 P743. Study of the biomechanics of low frequency v:.brations actir_g on man. 3408. Billewics-Stankiewicz, J., Golabek, W., and Tyburczyk, W., "Wplyw drgan poziomych o malej czestotliwosci na zawartosc amin kate,.-holowych i ich katabolitow w tkaiice mozgowej," ACTA PHYSIOL. POLON., Vol 20, No 4, 1969, pp 546-552. Bibliogr.: p 552 (24 ref.). Influence of low frequency horizonLal vibration on the concentration of catecholamines and their catabolites in t'rie rat brain. = 3409. Boorst.in, J. B., Hayes, J. R., and Goldman, D. E., "Injury Mechanism of Internal Organs af Animals Exposed to Sinusoidal Vibration," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 37, No 1, 1966, pp 22-28. Bibliogr.: p 28 (7 ref.). - Injury meclianism of internal organs of animals exposed to vertical vibration. 80 FOR OFFICIAL USE O"iLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ON,Y 3410. Borsukowski, W., and Kwarecki, K., "Obraz morfologiczny gruczo'owej czesci prysadki mozgowej po dzialaniu wibracji," PATQL. POL., Vol 21, No 2, 1970, pp 99-103. Bibliogr.: p 103 (17 ref.). Morphology of the glandular portion of the guinea pig hypophysis following exposure to vibration. 3411. "Cardiopulmonary Effects of Whole-Body Vibration in Man," J. APPL. PHYSIOL., Vol 21, No 6, 1966, pp 1725-1731. Bibliogr.: p 1731 (31 ref.). Aut.: W. B. Hood, R. H. Murray, Ch. W. Urschel, J. A. Bowers, J. G. Clark. Effect of vibration of the whole human body on the cardiovascular system. 3412. "Contribution a 1'etude des effets genetiques des vibrations mecaniques sur Drosoph2Za meZanogaster," REV. MED. AERONAUT. ET SPAT., Vol 6, No 22, 1967, pp 21-23. Bibliogr.: p 23 (4 ref.). Aut.: A. M. Pfister, J. P. Bregliano, G. Deltour, R. Kaiser. Research on the genetic action of inechanical vibration upon DrosophiZa meZanogaster. 3413. Dean, R. D., Farrell, R. J., and Hitt, J. D., "Effect of Vibration on the Operation of Decimal Input Devices," HUM. FACTORS, Vol ll, No 3, 1969, pp 257-272. Bibliogr.: pp 270-271 (14 ref.). Effect of full-body vibration on the performance of an input device operator. 3414. "Effect of Environmental Pressure on Biological Stress from Vibration," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 41, No 8, 1970, pp 885-890. Bibliogr.: p 890 (11 ref.). Aut.: R. C. Armstrong, J. P. McCann, D. W. Vorbeck, L. L. Short, C. H. Purdy. Effect of atmospheric pressure on biological stress arising as a result of vibration. 3415. Garbe, J., "Vibration und ih.re Wirkung auf den Menschen im Flugbetrieb," in "Stress und Fliegen sowie aktuelle Probleme der Flugmedizin," Darmstadt, 1968, ' pp 27-32. Vibration and its action upon man in air and space craft. 3416. Gordon, S. A., and Shen-Miller, J., "On the Thresholds of Gravitatic,nal Force Perception by Plants," in "Life Science and Space Research," Vol 4, Washington-London, 1966, pp 22-34. Bibliogr.: pp 33-34 (I2 ref:). Germi.nation, on a vibrating stand, of plants exposed for long periods of time to different gravitational forces. 'I'he effect threshold. 81 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFF'ICIAL USE ONY.Y 3417. Groynot, P., Loubiere, R., and Pfister, A., "Un probleme original en biologie aerospatiale: 1'action des vibrations mecaniques au niveau cellulaire," in "Praceedings of the Second International Symposium on Basic Environmental Problems of Man in Space," Wien-New York, 1967, pp 229-233. Bibliogr.: p 233 (5 ref.). Abstracts in Russian and English. 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V. ,"Infliience of Loud Noise ori Some Brain Chemoreactive Systems," in "Materialy XXVII otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii asp=rantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov," (of the Leningrad Medical Institute of Sanitation Iiygiene], Leningrad, 1967, pp 89-91. 3499. hadyskin, A. V., "Neuropharmacological Analysis of the Influence of Noise on the Body," in "Materialy nau:.hnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye - ucheniya o proizvodstvennoy shume i ul'trazvuke...'," Lening.rad, 1967, pp 60-51. 3500. Kadyskin, A. V., "Influence of Some Noise Parameters on the Functional State of Cardiac Niuscle in Experimental Animals," in "Materialy XXVII otchetnoy naucYinoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh oY3inatorov," [of the Leningrad Medical Institute of Sanitation Hygiene], LPninrjrad, 1967, pp 91-92. 91 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONi,Y APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONY.Y 3501. 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N., "Spectral Analysis of Background Electric Activity of the Human Brain and Its Significance to Evaluating Effects af the Noise Factor," in "Materialy nauchnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye ucheniya o proizvodstvennom shume i ul'trazvuke...'," Leningrad, 1968, pi? 67-68. 3505. "Kirvitskaya, G. N., "Histomorphological Study of Cortical and Subcortical Structures of the Rat Brain Following Exposure to Noise," in Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Alcusticheskiy stress i tserebro-vistseral'nyye narusheniya," Nbscow, 1969, pp 131-209. 3506. Krivitskaya, G. N., and Nichkov, S., "Significance of Research on the Patho- - genic Action of Sound on the Body in Experimental and Clinical Pathology," in Nichkov, S., Krivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebrovistseral'nyye narusheniya," Moscow, 1969, pp 210-223. Bibliogr.: pp 216-223 (305 ref.). The author is given in the table of contents as Nitschkoff, S. 3507. Krylov, Yu. V., "Diurnal Periodicity of Hearing in Man During Prolonged Noise Exposure," in "Aviakosmicheskaya meditsina" [Aerospace Medicine], Collection 1, Moscow, 1967, pp 170-173. 3508. Kuznetsov, V. P., "The Spectrums of Loud Noises," AKUST. ZHURN., Vol 16, No l, 1970, pp 155-156. Bibliogr.: p 156 (3 ref.). 3509. Kuznetsov, V. S., "Some Unique Features of the Orientation Reaction in the Presence of Acoust.ic Pressure Pulses,"in "Aviakosmicheskaya meditsina," Collection 1, Moscow, 1967, pp 364-368. 3510. Kuznetsov, V. S., "Some Unique Features of the Body's Reactions to Acoustic Pressure Pulses," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 239-240. 3511. Levanov, V. Ya., "Some Problems in Studying Noises in Small Sealed Ftooms," in "Materialy 2-y nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh uchenykh" [proceedings of the Second Scientific Conference of Young Scientists] [of the Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1967, p 115. 92 FnR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 F'OR OF'FICIAL USE ON.Y 3512. Maydanova, N. V. ,"Transketolase Activity of the Rat Liver and Erythrocytes in the Presence of Noise," BYliL,. EKSPERIM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 69, No 2; 1970, pp 47-49. Bibliogr.: p 48 (5 ref.). 3513. Maksimova, L. I., "Influence of Impulse Noise on Some Physiologica.l Functibns of tne Body," in "Materialy nauchnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye ' ucheniya o proizvodstvennom shume i ul'trazvuke...'," Leningrad, 1968, pp 7 7-78. - 3514. Maksimova, L. I., "Action of Impulse Noise With Different Pulse Repe tition Frequencies on the Human Body," in "Shum, vibratsiya, ul'trazvuk" [Noise, Vibra- tion, Ultrasound], Moscow, 1968, pp 124-132. 3515. Malyshev, E. N., Pronin, A. P., and S':orodumov, G. Ye., "Influence o f Low- Frequency Noises on the Human Body," in ""Materialy nauchnoy sessii po prob leme - 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye ucheniya o-nroizvodstvennom shume i ul'trazvuke._ Leningrad, 1968, pp 79-80. 3516. Marakushkin, L. A., "Influence of Impulse Noise on the Activity of Respira- tory Enzymcs in th._ White Rat Brain," in "Materialy XXIX otchetnoy nauchnoy onfereiitsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov," [of the Leningrad Medi cal Institute of Sanitation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1969, p 141. 3517. Marakush};in, L. A., "Influence of Pulsating Noise on Some Brain Tiss ue Respiratory Systems," in "Materialy nauchnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye ucheniya o proizvodstvennom shume i ul'trazvuke...Leningrad, 1968, p 81. 3518. Marakushkin, L. A., "Influence of Impulse Noise on Oxygen Consumpti on by - Different Divisions of the White Rat Brain," in "Materialy XXVIII otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov," [of the Leni ngrad Medical Institute of Sanitation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1968, p 89. 3519. Marakushkin, L. A., "Tissue Respiration in the White Rat Brain in Re sponse - to Prolonged Exposures to Impulse Noise," in "Materialy XXIX otchetnoy nauchnoy konferentsii aspirantov i klinicheskikh ordinatorov," [of the Leningrad Institute of Sanitation Hygiene], Leningrad, 1969, pp 142-143. - 3520. "t;entributions to Physiological-Hygienic Substantiation of Permissible Levels of Impulse Noises (Sonic Booms)," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Nbscow, 1966, pp 396-397. Aut.: Ye. M. Yuganov, B. M. Mirzoyev, Yu. V. Krylov, V. S. Kuznetsov. 3521. Mirzoyev, B. M., Pdilcv, Yu. I., and Virovets, 0. A., "Influence of a Sonic Boom on Some Humoral and Endocrine Functions of the Human Body," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 279-280. 3522. Mirzoyev, B. M., "Influence of a Sonic Boom Created by a Supersonic Airplane _ on the Human Blood Corticosteroid Level," in "Aviakosmicheskaya meditsina," Collection 1, Moscow, 1967, pp 354-355. 93 FOR OFF[C[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2047/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000404060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONI.Y 3523. Mirzoyev, B. M., "Influence of a 5onic Soom Created by Modern Airplanes on the Human Body," in "Voprosy aviatsionnoy Meditsiny grazhdanskoy aviatsii" [Problems of Aviation Medicine in Civil Aviation], Moscow, 1967, pp 105-109. Experimental studies on the ground. 3524. Mikhaylova, L. V., and Byshevskiy, A. Sh., "Influeiice of Prolonged Exposure - to Sound on the State of the Blood Coagulation System in Experimental Conditions," GIGIYENA TRUDA IN PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 10, 1969, pp 55-56. 3525. Mikhaylova, L. V., and Byshevskiy, A. Sh., "Inhibition of the Physiological AnticoagL.lation System by Prolonged Exposure to Sound," BIOL. EKSPERIM. BIOL. I MED., No 2, 1970, pp 28-32. Bibliogr.: p 31 (6 ref,). 3526. Mikllel'son, D. A., and Sinitsina, A. D., "Influence of Around-the-Clock Exposure to Medium-Frequercy Noise. (Experimental Research on Animals)," in "Materialy nauchnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye ucheniya o proizvodstvennom shume i ul'trazvuke...'," Leningrad, 1968, pp 88-89. 3527. Morozov, V. N., Yakimets, I. M., and Istlent'yev, V. M., "Biological Action of Impulse Noises. (Literature Review)," VOYEN.-MED. ZHURN., No 8, 1969, pp 53-58. Bibliogr.: p 58 (11 ref.). 3528. Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebrovi- stseral'nyye narushniya. (Morfo-Fiziol. issledovaniya)" [Acoustic St.ress and Cerebralvisceral Disorders. (Morphological-Physiological Research)] [Collection of Articles]. Translated from German. Foreword by R. Bauman and S. A. Sarkisov. Moscow, "Meditsina", 1969, 230 pp. Bibliographies appear at the ends of the articles. _ 3529. Nichkov, S., and Kirvitskaya, .n Nichkov, S., and f:irvitskaya, G. vistseral'nyye narusheni}a," Moscow, The author is given in the table of G. N., "Influence of Noise on Rat Behavior," N., "Rlcusticheskiy stress i tserebro- 1969, pp 112-122. Bibliogr.: p 122 (14 ref.). contents as Nitschkoff, S. 3530. Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Research Methods [for Studying Clinical Manifestations and Pathomorphological Changes in the Central Nervous System in Response to the Action of Noise on the Body]" in Nichkov, S., and Kirivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebrovistseral'nyye narusheniya," Moscow, 1969, pp 107-112. The author is given in the table of contents as Nitschkoff, S. 3531. Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "1:ction of Acoustic Stimuli on the Body. [Literature Review]," in Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebrovistseral'nyye narusheniya," Moscow, 1969, pp 22-47. Bibliogr>: pp 42-47 (25p ref.). The author is given in the table of contents as Nitschkoff, S. 3532. Nichkov, S., and Gnyukhtel', U., "Neuro-Autonomic Disorders in Rats Following Exposure to Noise," in Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebrovistseral'nyye narusheniya," Moscow, 1969, pp 122-13. Bibliogr.: p 131 (24 ref.). The authors are given in the table of contents as Nitschkoff, S., Gnuchtel, U. 94 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONf.Y 3533. Nicl.kov, S., "Basic Physical and Phsyiological Concepts [On Sound as a Pathological Stimulus in Experimental Conditions and in the Clinic]" in Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebro-vistseral'nyye narusheniya," Moscow, 1969, pp 9-13. Bibliogr.: pp 12-13 (15 ref.). The author is given in the table of contents as NitschY.off, S. 3534. Orlovskaya, E. P., "Uniqtie Features in the Action of Intermittent (Impulse) Noise of Various Intensity Arising on a Noise Background," in "Gigiyena truda" [Labor HygienE] [Vol 41, Kiev, 1967, pp 171-176. 3535. Osintseva, V. P., Sonashevskaya, T. I., and Svadkovskaya, N. F., "patho- morphological Changes in the Organs of White Rats Exposed to the Prolonged Action of Noise," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 5, 1967, pp 23-27. Bibliogr.: p 27 (29 ref.). 3536. "Unique Features of Human Sleep During Intermittent Prolonged Exposure to Wideband Noise of hbderate Intensity," IZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No l, 1968, pp 89-98. Bibliogr.: pp 97-98 (16 ref.). Aut.: V. I. Myasnikov, O. P. Kozerenko, I. Ya. Yakovleva, E. I. Matsnev, I. P. Lebedeva, V. N. Nesterenko, Ye. Z. Tambiyev. 3537. Pa1'gov, V. I., "Physiological Evaluation of the Nature of Noise Norm , Curves," in "Materialy nauchnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sostoyaniye ucheniya o proizvodstvennom shume i ul'trazvuke...'," Leningrad, 1968, pp 102-103. 3538. Paran'ko, N. M., and Vyshchipan, V. F., "Hygienic Standardization of Medium- i and High-Frequency Noise. (Experimental Research)," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PRUF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 6, 1968, pp 48-50. Bibliogr.: p 50 (11 ref.). - 3539. Pushkina, N. N., Svadkovskaya, N. F., and Konstantinova, I. N., "Blood Serum Protein Fractions in Animals During Prolonged Exposure to Noise," VRACHEB. DELO, No 9, 1968, pp 98-100. Biblioqr.: p 99 (4 ref.). _ 3540. "The Role of Sleep in Normalizing Functions of the Auditory Analyzer _ Following Prolonged Exposure to Moderate-Intensity Wideband Noise," in "Materialy simpoziuma po izucheniyu osobannostey sna..." [Proceedings of the Symposium on _ Research on the Unique I'eatures of Sleep...], Moscow, 1968, pp 70-73. Aut.: V. I. Myasnikov, O. P. Koze.renko, I. P. Lebedeva, E. I. Matsnev, V. N. Nesterenko, I. Ya. Yakovleva. 3541. Svad'covskaya, N. F., Komova, A. D., and Anokhin, V. L., "P32 Uptake by Internal Organs During Exposure to Low-Intensity Intermittent Noise," VRAQiEB. DELO, No 2, 1969, pp 105-107. . 3542. Svadkovskaya, N. F., Komova, A. longed Noise on Oridative Processes in No 7, 1967, pp 19-23. Bibliogr.: p 23 D., and Sobolev, V. S., "Influence of Pro- the White Rat Brain," GIGIYENA I SANITARIYA, (3 ref. ) . 3543. Strakhov, A. B., Korshunova, V. I., and Antakhova, N. V., "Morphological Changes in Central Structures of the Auditory Analyzer in Response to Prolonged [voise," BY[J.i_,. EKSPERIM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 69, No 6, 1970, pp 95-97. Bibliogr.: p 97 (11 ref.). _ 95 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R400440060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 3544. Strakhov, A. B., "Some Problems in the Mechanics of the Action of Noise on the Body," in "Problemy kosmicheskoy meditsiny," Moscow, 1966, pp 353-355. 3545. Strakhov, A. B., "The Dynamics of Cortical Electric Human Responses to Light Stimulation in the Presence of Intense Noise," ZHURN. VYSSH. NERV. DEYATEL'N., Vol 18, No 5, 1968, pp 873-879. Bibliogr.: pp 878-879 (16 ref.). 3546. Strakhov, A. B., "Physiological Mechanism in the Action of Noise Stimuli on Animals and Man," abstract of a dissertation in pursuit of the academic degree of doctor of inedical sciences. Gor'kiy, 1968, 26 pp (Gor'kiy Medical Institute). Bibliogr.: pp 24-26 (6 ref.). 3547. Strakhov, A. B., "Use of Electroencephalography to Study the Action a: Noise on Man," in "XI s"yezd Vsesoyuznogo fiziologicheskogo obshchestva...." [Eleventh Congress of the All-ifiion Physiological Society...], Vol 2, Moscow, 1970, p 161. 3548. Suvorov, G. A., "Influence of Impulse Noise on the Body Depending on the Magnitude of Background Noise," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 7, 1970, pp 52-53. Bibliogr.: p 53 (3 ref.), 3549. Suvorov, G. A., and Marakushkin, L. A., "Influence of Impulse Noise on Tissue Respiration in the Cerebral Cortex," GIGIYENA I SANITARIYA, No 7, 1970, pp 105-106. Bibliogr.: p 106 (3 ref.). 3550. Suvorov, G. A., "Dependence of the Action of Impulse Noise Upon tne Body o:: the Impulse Transient Period," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 12, 1969, pp 23-27. Bibliogr.: p?6 (6 ref.). ~ 3551. Suvorov, G. A., "Dependence of the Action�of Impulse Noise Upon the Body - on Pulse Repetii:ic,n Frequency and Length," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 9, 1969, pp 4-8. Bibliogr.: p 7(3 ref.). 3552. Tomanek, R., "Short-Term Changes in Auditory Thresholds Following Stimula- tion by Noise, and Autonomic Equilibrium," GIGIYENA TRUDA I PROF. ZABOLEVANIYA, No 6, 1968, pp 14-18. Bibliogr.: p 18 (19 ref.). 3553. Treptov, K., Gekht, K., and Bauman, R., "Cerebrovisceral Disorders in Blood Sugar Regulation Caused by Noise," 4-n Nichkov, S., and Krivitskaya, G. N., "Akusticheskiy stress i tserebro-vistseral'nyye narusheniya," Nbscow, 1969, pp 59-77. Bibliogr.: pp 76-77 (94 ref.). The authors are given in the table of contents as Treptow, K., Hecht, K., Baumann, R. 3554. Frenkel', S. R., and Gun'ko, M. V., "Integrated Research on Disturbances in Functio;ial Units Involved in Brain Metabolism in Response to the Action of Intense Hiyh-Frequency Noise on the Body," in "Materialy nauchnoy sessii po probleme 'Sovremennoye sosteyaniye ucheniya o proizvodstvennom shume i - ul'trazvuke...'," Leningrad, 1968, pp 126-127. ~ 96 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y 3555. 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S., "Establishing Standards fo r Noise in the Cabins of Spacecraft on Lengt-hy Missions," in "Rabochaya deyatel'nost', voprosy obitayemosti i biotekhnologiya," Nbscow, 1967, pp 319-327. Bibliogr. : p 327 (20 ref. ) . 3560. Yuganov, Ye. M., Krylov, Yu. V., and Kuznetsov, V. S., "Establishing Standards on Noises in the Cabins of Spacecraft on Lengthy Missions," in "Life in Space Craft," Paris et al., 1966, pp 105-113. Bibliogr.: p 113 (20 ref.). 3561. Yuganov, Ye. M., Krylov, Yu. V., and Kuznetsov, V. S., "Some Problems of Forming an Optimum Acoustic E7ivironment in Spacecraft Cabins," IZV. AN SSSR. - SER. BIOL., No 1, 1966, pp 14-20. Bibliogr.: pp 19-20 (20 ref.). 3562. *Betov, A., Dimitrova, M., "The Vestibular Analyzer and Vascular Tone in the Presence of Noise and Vibration;" KHIGIYENA I ZDRAVEOPAZVANE, No 6, 1969, pp 533-537. Bibliogr.: p 537 (13 ref.). ~ 3563. Ades, H. W., Stockwell, Ch. W., and Poche, L. B., "Patter.ns of Cochlear _ Hair-Cell Loss in Guinea Pigs After Intense Stimulation by Sinusoidal Sound," in "Fourth Symposium on the Role of Vestibular Organs in Space Exploration," Washington, 1970, pp 285-298. Bibliogr.: p 297 (21 ref.). ' _ De generation of cochlear hair cells in the guinea pig - fo llowing intense stimulation by sinusoidal sound. 3564. *Ari zono, H., Nakayuki, M., and Sari, M., "Adrenal Ascorbic Acid Response to Noise, " BULL. YAMAGiJCIII MED. SCH00L, Vol 16, No 1, 1969, pp 1-4. Bibliogr. : 10 re f . _ Change in ascorbic acid concentration in rat adrenal glands in responsE to noise. 97 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/42/09: CIA-RDP82-40850R000400460025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ON]LY 3565 *Atherley, G. R., Hempstock, T. I., and Noble, W. G., "Study of Tinnitus Induced Temporarily by Noise," J. ACOUST. SOC. AMER., Vol 44, No 6, 1968, pp 1503- 1506. Bibliogr.: p 1506 (9 ref.). 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Effect of noise, aviation noise in particular, on different measurements reflecting human psychological state (sensory perception, performance, sleep). 3581. *"Experimentelle Horermudung und ibre Ruckbildung unter Ruhe- und Larmbedingungen," MONATSSCHR. OHRENHEILK. UND LARYNGO-RHINOL., Vol 104, No 4, 1970, pp 162-167. Bibliogr.: pp 166-167 (16 ref.). Aut.: F. Schwetz, R. Donner, G. Langer, M. Haider. Experimental tiring of hearing and its restoration at rest in the gresence of continuing noise. 99 - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 rOR (iFfICLAL USt? ONt.1' 3582. Fletcher, J. L., Roberson, G. D., and Loeb, M., "Effects of Iiigh Intensity Impulsc No.isc and I:apid Clia.nges in Pressure Upon Stapedectomized Monkeys," ACTA UTO-LARYNGOL., Vol 63, No 1-2, 1969, Pp 6-13. 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Guignal:d, J. C., �Iiuman Response to Intense Low-Frequency Noise and Vibra- tion," PROC. T.NST. III,;CI-1. ENG., Vol 182, No 3, Part 1, 1967-1968, pp 55-59. Discuss., pp 78-88. Human reskionse to low-f.requency noi.se and vibration. 3587. Hecht, K., Trcptow, K., ar.d Iiecht, T., "Der Eintluss von verschieden Gerauschpegeln auf den Effekt zentralangreifender Fharmaka" in Nitschkoff S., and = Y.riwizkaja, G., "Larmbelastung akustischer Reiz und neuroveqetative Stox'ungen," Leip zig, 1968, pp 85-103. B:ibliogr. : pp 101-103 (55 ref. Change in the pharmacological effect of centrally acting cirugs depending un the intensity of different noise s t;_ muli . 3588. Eieclit, Y. , Treptc;w, K., and Hecht, T. ,"Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Gerauschpcyal und bedingt-reflektorischem Leistungsvermogen," ACTA BIOL. ET MED. GER., Vo1 23, No l, 1969, pp 133-143. Bibliogr.: pp 141-142 (30 ref.). 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N., "Histomorphologische Untersuchungen kortikaler und subkortikaler Hirnstrukturen bei der Ratte untcr Larmbelastung," in Nitschkoff, S., and Kriwizkaja, G., "Larmbelastung, akustiseher, Reiz und nerovegetative Storungen," Leipzig, 1968, pp 156-266. Bibliogr.: pp 256-266 (220 ref.). Histomorphological study of cortical and subcortical structures of the rat brain following a noise load. 3599. Kriwizkaja, G. N., and Nitschkoff, S., "Schlusbemerkungen," in Nitschkoff, S. and Kriwizkaja, G., "Larmbelastung, atcustiseher Reiz und neuroveqetative Storungen," Leipzig, 1968, pp 267-274. - Significance of research on the pathogenic action of noise on - the body in experimental and clinical pathology. 3600. *Kryter, K. D., "Evaluation of Exposures to Impulse Noise," ARCH. ENVIRON. HEALTH, Vol 20, No 5, 1970, pp 624-635. Bi.bliogr.: 21 ref. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA, 1970, 2P126. Evaluation of the influence of different times of exposure to impulse noise. - 3601. 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BIOLOGIYA, 1971, 5 N896. Further studies on the circadian rhythm in the proliferative activity of mouse intestinal epithelium. 5462. Simpson, H. W., and Lobban, M. C., "Effect of a 21-Hour Day on the Human Circadian Excretory Rhythms of 17-Hydroxycorticosteroids and Electrolytes," AERDSPACE MED., Vol 37, No 12, 1967, pp 1205-1213. Bibliogr.: p 1213 (11 ref.). Effect of a 21-hour "day" on the circadian rhythm of 17-hy3roxy- corticosteroid and electrolyte excretion. Research conducted on people during their stay on Spitzbergen. 155 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2047/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000404060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5463. Smith, R. E. , and Wekstain, D. R. ,"Circadian Variations of Physiological Variables in Isolated and Non-Isolated Macaea nemestrZna," in "Circadian Rhythms in Nonhuman Primates," Basel et al., 1969, pp 74-90. Bibliogr.: pp 89-90 (23 ref.). 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A mockup of a modular three-dimensional display to be used in developing control and display equipment. _ 5638. LeBon, R. T., and Faga, Th. L., "The Role of System Safety in Saftware," AIAA PAPER, N 69-962, 1969, pp 1-5. - 175 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-00850R040400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Reliability of the software of ground and onboard manned space- craft automatic control systems, and the relationship between decisions made by a computer and a cosmQnaut. 5639. Levison, W. H., Baron, Sh., and Kleinman, D. L, "A Model for Human Con- troller Remnant," IEEE TRANS. MAN-MACH, SYST., Vol MMS-10, No 4, Part 1, 1969, pp 101-108. Bibliogr.: p 108 (15 ref.). A model of a control unit intended for human participation. 5640. Levison, W. H., and Elkind, J. I., "25ao-Dimensional Manual Control Systems With Separated Displays," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-8, No 3, 1967, pp 202-209. Bibliogr.: p 209 (18 ref.). Ztao-dimensional manual control systems with separated displays. 5641. *Loats, H. L., and Bruchey, W. J., "A Study of the Performance of an Astro- naut During Ingress and Egress Maneuvers Through Airlocks and Passageways," Washing- ton, 1968, 151 pp. (NASA CR-911). Ref.: BIOL. ABSTR., Vol 49, No 16, 1968, pp 81572. A study of the performance of a cosmonaut wearing a pressure suit during ingress and egress through a spacecraft airlock. 5642. May, C. B., and Holmes, A. E., "An Evaluation of Mari's Capability to Perform Support Functions in Space," in "Life in Spacecraft," Paris et al., 1967, pp 193-204. Bibliogr.: pp 203-204 (13 ref.). An evaluation of man's capability to perform repair, assembly and other opera.tions in space. 5643. *Meziere, D., and Raoult, J. C., "On the Coupling of Man-Machine on the Piloting of a Craft Whose Dynamics Do Not Present a Damping Factor," in "Automatic Control in Space," S. 1., s.a., pp 3-4. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1971, 1.41.183. "Man-machine" interaction in a manned spacecraft whose dynamics do not contain a damping factor. 5644. NLilkie, R. W., "Time--a Critical Factor of In-Flight Maintenance," AIAA PAPER, N 67-950, 1967, pp 1-5. Bibliogr.: p 5(11 ref.). - The need for strictly accounting for the time factor in "man- machine" interaction in all onboard operations in a manned space mission. 5645. Miller, D. C., and Elkind, J. I., "The Adaptive Response of the Human Con- troller to Sudden Chanqes in Controlled Process Dynamics," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-8, No 3, 1967, pp 218-223. Bibliogr.: p 223 (9 ref.). 176 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY The adaptive response of an operator to sudden changes in the - dynamics of controlled processes. 564G. Miller, J. E., and Leats, A., "Apollo Guidance and Control System Flight Experience," AIAA PAPER, N 69-891, 1969, pp 1-I2. Bibliogr.: pp 11-12 (8 ref.). Flight tests of Anollo guidance and control systems; the role of the ;osmonaut-operator. - 5647. Mil.ler, J. E. , and Laats, A. ,"Apollo Guidance and Coritrol System Flight Experience," J. SPACECRAFT AND ROQrETS, Vol 7, No 5, 1970, pp 551-557. Bibliogr.: p 557 (7 ref.). Flight tests of the guidance and control systems of the Apollo command and lunar modules; the role of the cosmonaut-operator. 5648. *MiZUS3wd, K., "DiStdriCe JUdgm@rits iri Space," SPIE J., VO1 8, NO 6, 1970, pp 237-239. Bibliogr.: 10 ref. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1971, 3.41.258. Problems in visu:al determination of distance in space during , manual spacecraft control. y 5649. "Muscle Action Potential and Hand Switch Disjunctive Reaction Times to Visual, Auditory and Combined Visual-Auditory Displays," ZEEE T:RANS. HUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-8, No 3, 1967, pp 223-226. Bibliogr.: p 226 (9 ref.). Aut.: M. J. Wargo, Ch. R. Kelly, D. J. Prosin, M. B. Mitchell. Muscle action potential and hand switch disjunctive reaction times to visual, auditory and combined visual-auditory displays. - 5650. *Nevins, J. L., "Man-Machine Design for the Guidance and Control System Revisited," in "Automatic Control in Space," S. 1_, s.a., pp 1-8. % Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1971, 1.41.181. The "man-machine" problem in Apollo space craft guidance and control systems. 5651. Nevins, J. L., Woodin, E. A., and Metzinger, R. W., "Man-Machine Simulations for the Apollo Navigation, Guidance and Control System," AIAA PAPER, N 67-242, 1967, pp 1-17. Bibliogr.: pp 14-17 (16 ref.). Simulation of "man-machine" interaction in the Apollo navigation, guidance and control system. 5652. Normyle, W. J., "Crew Adaptability Chief Yield of Gemini 9," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE '!'ECHNOL., Vol 84, No 24, 1966, pp 31-34. Cosmonaut performance in complex assignments during the Gemini 9A mission. 177 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 _ FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5653. Normyle, W. J., "Lunar Nbdule Passes Moon Test," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE y TECHNOL., Vol 90, No 21, 1969, pp 16-17. Activities of cosmonauts aboard Apollo 10 in near-earth orbit with the purpose of practicing lunar landing maneuvers. 5654. Pagan, F., "Piccole storie di 'errori spaziali'," RIV. AIERNAUT., Vol 45, No 7/8, 1969, pp 1381-1382. A descr=_ption of some malfunctions in manned space flights and efforts by cosmonauts to correct them. 5655. Parker, J. F., "The Identification of Performance Dimensions Through Factor Analysis," HUM. FACTORS, Vol 9, No 4, 1967, pp 367-373. Bibliogr.: pp 372-373 (16 ref.). Determination of the performance of a cosmonaut in orbit by factor analysis. - 5656. Parsons, S. 0., and Lebach, J. L., "The Standardization of Human Factors Data," HUM. FACTORS, Vol 12, No 1, 1970, pp 55-62. Standardization of the terminology for individual human factors, and the means of accounting for them used by engineering corpora- . tions participating in deveiopment of the Apollo program. 5657. Parten, R. P., and Mayer, J. P., "Development of the Gemini Operational Rendezvous Plan," AIAA PAPER, N 68-45, 1968, pp 1-8, Dei-relopment of the plan for Gemini's rendezvous with the Agena rocket stage. The possibility for manual back-up of individual operations of the ground and automatic control systems by the crew. 5658. Patton, R. M., and Rauk, J. A., "Decision Making in Manned Space Flight," in "Applications of Research on Human Decision Making," Washington, 1970, pp 153-155. Bibliogr.: pp 157-158. Decision making by the crew of manned spacecraft. 5559. Pew, R. W., "performance of Human Factors in a Three-State Relay Control System With "elocity-Augmented Displays," IEEE TRANS. 'AUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-7, No 2, 1966, pp 77-83. Human operator performance in a three-state r.elay control system with velocity-augmented displays. _ 5660. Phatak, A. V., and Bekey, G. A., "Model of the Adaptive Ber.avior of the Human Operator in Response to a Sudden Change in the Control Situation," IEEE TRANS. MAN-MACH. SYST., Vol MMS-10, No 3, 1969, pp 72-80. Bibliogr.: p 80 (18 ref.). 178 FOP C'-""rC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFiCIAL USE ONLY Model of the adaptive behavior of the human operator in response to sudden changes in the control situation. 5661. Pierson, W. R., and Rich, G. Q., "Energy Expenditure anO Fatigue During Simple Repetitive Tasks," HUM. FACTORS., Vol 9, No 6, 1967, pp 563-565. Bibliogr.: p 565 (12 ref.). Energy expenditure and fatigue during simple repetitive tasks. _ 5662. Poduska, J. W., "Man-Computer Systems: A Status Report," AIAA PAPER, N 70-1292, 1970, pp 1-5. Bibliogr.: p 5(15 ref.). "Man-computer" systems and their role in control and in scientific research in future manned space missions. 5663. *Polnauer, F., "Die Bedeutung der Gesamtkorperfunction in der sensomotorischen Prazisionsleitung. Eine Studie uber Bewegungsgestaltung," IND. ORGANIZ., Vol 36, No 12, 1967, pp 542-561. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA, 1968, 8 P315. Significance of whole-body functions to prer..ise sensomotor tasks. 5664. "Procedural Error Cited as Cause in Report on Apollo 10 Gyrations," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOL., Vol 91, No 3, 1969, p 20. Analysis of possible true errors in the piloting of Apollo 10. , 5665. Pyron, E. E., "Hybrid Simulation Used for Developing Gemini Rendezvous Procedures and for Flight Crew Indoctrination," AIAA PAPER, N 67-250, 1967, pp 1-10. - Bibliogr.: p 7 (4 ref.). A combined simulation system used for developing Gemini rendezvous, approach and docking operations and for crew training. 5666. Rathert, G. A., "Decision Making in the Manual Control of Aerospace Vehicles," in "Applications of Research on Human Decision Making," Washington, 1970, pp 1-12. Bibliogr.: p 12 (12 ref.) Decision making in manual control of aerospace vehicles. 5667. Ricci, B., "Physiological Basis of Human Performance," London, H. Kimpton, 1967, 293 pp. The physiological basis of human performance in different environments, particularly in the presence of dynamic space flight factors. 5668. Robertson, J. M., "Apol].o Command and Service Modules Simulation," AIAA PAPER, N 67-231, 1967, pp 1-24. 179 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY The rrogram for mathematical simulation of Apollo command and lunar module systems from the aspect of "man-machine" interaction. 5669. RQSCOe, S. N., Hasler, S. G., and Dougherty, D. J., "Flight by Periscope: Making Takeoffs and Landings; the Influence of Image Magnification, Practice and Various Conditions of Flight," HUM~ FACTORS, Vol 8, No 1, 1966, pp 13-40. Bibliogr.: p 40 (2 ref.). The use of a periscope in flight, particularly during airplane take-off and landing, as well as to design spacecraft consoles; influence of image magnification, pilot experience and various conditions of flight. 5670. Schaik, P. N. van, "An Assessment of the Practicality of Orbital Maintenance," AIAA PAPER, N 67-652, 1967, pp 1-6. Bibliogr.: p 6(5 ref.), An assessment of the effectiveness of spacecraft and space station technical maintenance and repair in orbit (including cosmonaut extravehicular activity) during long missions. 5671. *Schirra, W., "The Pilot'S OWri ACCOUrit Of ReI1deZVOUS," TECHN. ENG. NENTS., Vol 50, No 1, 1968, pp 57-58. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1968, 7.41.247. Impressions of American astronauts of Gemini 7 and 8 rendezvous and docking. 5672. Schneider, A. r:., Prussing, J. E., and Timin, M. E., "A Manual Method for Space Rendezvous Navigation and Guidance," J. SPACECRAFT AND ROCKETS, Vol 6, No 9, 1969, pp 998-1006. Bibliogr.: p 1006 (12 ref.). Manual control in navigation and guidance tasks during spacecraft docking. 5673. Schwichtenberg, A. N., "The Man-Machine-Environmental Interface," in "Commercial Utilization of Space," Washijlgton, 1968, p 64.' The "man-machine-environment" problem in long space missions. 5674. Seeley, H. F., and Bliss, J. C., "Compensatory Tracking With Visual and Tactile Displays," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS. ELECTRON., Vol HFE-7, No 2, 1968, pp 84-90. Bibliogr.: p 90 (8 ref.). Compensatory tracking with visual and tactile displays. 5675. Seminara, J. L., and Shavelson, R. J., "Effectiveness of Space Crew Per- formance Subsequent to Sudden Sleep Arousal," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 40, No 7, 1969, pp 723-727. Bibliogr.: p 727 (8 ref.). Cosmonaut performance following sudden awakening. ~1 180 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/09: CIA-RDP82-00854R000440060025-4 FOR OFFICIwL USE ONLY 5676. Senders, J. W., "A Re-Analysis of the Pilot Eye-Nbvement Data," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-7, No l, 1966, pp�103'-106. Bibliogr.: p 106 (10 ref.). .c A re-analysis of data on pilot eye-movement during signal tracking. 5677. Sevantorough, G., "L'homme, instrument indisgensable de la conquete spatiele," AVIAT. ET ASTRONAUT., Vol 9, No 12, 1969, p 47. Advantages of manned over unmanned spacecraft. Cosmonaut inter- vention in craft control (with the Apollo 12 mission as an example). ~ 5678. Shea, R. A., and Sumners, L. G., "Visual Deteation of Point Source Targets," Prep. under contract No NAS 2-2742 by TFdrT Systems, Redondo Beach, Calif., for Ames Research Center, Washington, 1966, 65 pp (NASA CR-563). Bibliogr.: p 47 (11 ref.). Visual detection of point source targets (in application to the tasks of spacecraft docking). 5679. "Sh.ort-Circuit Cuts Gemini 8 Flight," FLI QiT INTERN., Vol 89, No 2976, 1966, pp 491-493. Oi:bital maneuvers performed by cosmonauts aboard Gemini S. 5680. *Siegel, A. I., and Lanterman, R. S., "A Portable Test Battery for Compara- - tively Evaluating Operator Performance in Full-Pressure Suit Assemblies," U.S. AIR FORCE. TECHN. DOC. REP., 1966, 75 pp (AM12I,-TDR-ML-TDR-68-74). Ref.: BIOL. ABSTR., Vol 50, No 11, 1969, 56655. A battery of tests for comparative assessment of operator performance and mobility in a pressure suit. 568"L. Simpson, R. W., and Smith, H. E., "Apollo Rendezvous With Command Module Active," AIAA PAPER, N 67-562, 1967, pp 1-32. Apollo rendezvous and docking with the comanand module, with the crew playing an active role. 5682. Singer, S. F., "The Research Potential of Manned Earth Orbiting Spacecraft = in the Field of Meteorology," in "Manned Laboratories in Space," Dordrecht, 1969, pp 33-45. Bibliogr.: p 45 (4 ref.). The role of the human experimenter in meteorological studies performed aboard a spacecraft in near-earth orbit. 5683. Singer, S. F., "The Research Potential of Manned Earth Orbiting 5pacecraft in the Field of Meteorology," in "Meteorological and Communication Satellites," Paris et al., 1966, pp 47-51. 181 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/09: CIA-RDP82-00854R000440060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY The role of man in meteorological studies performed aboard a spacecraft orbiting near earth. 5684. Slayton, D. K., "Crew Functions and Training," AIAA PAPER, N 68-1009, 1968, pp 1-6. Cosmonaut activities, their selection and training. 5685. Slayton, D. K., North, W. J., and Woodling, C. H., "Flight Crew Procedures and Training," in "Gemini Midprogram Conference Including Experiment Results," Washington, 1966, pp 201-211. Activities of Gemini cosmonauts and their training. 5686. Smallwood, R. D., "Internal Models and the Human Instrument Nbnitor," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-8, No 3, 1967, pp 181-187. Bibliogr.: p 187 (8 ref.). The "internal" model of the environment created by the operator, and his actions with an instrument. 5687. Smith, D. W., "The Hand-Held Sextant: Results From Gemini XII and Flight Simulator Experiments," AIAA PAPER, N 67-775, 1967, pp 1-12. Bibliogr.: p 12 (13 ref.). , The results of performing navigation tasks with a hand-held sextant during the Gemini 12 mission and during simulated flight. 5688. Smith, D. W., "Hand-Held Sextant: Results From Gemini XII and Flight Simulator Experiments," J. SPACECRAFT AND ROCKETS," Vol 5, No 6, 1968, pp 655-662. Bi.bliogr.: pp 661-662 (11 ref.). Cosmonaut performance in navigation tasks using a hand-held _ sextant during the Gemini 12 mission and simulated flight. 5689. Stafford, Th. P., Schirra, W. M., and Grimm, D. F., "Rendezvous of Gemini VII and Gemini VI-A," in "Gem?ni Midprogram Conference Including Experiment Results," Washington, 1966, pp 283-297. ' Activity of cosmonauts during rerdezvous and docking of Gemini 7 and Gemini 6A. 5690. Stengel, R. F., "Manual Attitude Control of the Lunar Nbdule," AIAA PAPER, N 69-892, 1969, pp 1-17. Bibliogr.: pp 16-17 (16 ref.), Manual attitude control of the lunar module in the Apollo program. _ 5691. Streimer, I., Turner, D. P. W., and Volkmer, K., "Experimental Study of Performance Characteristics in a Zero Potential Energy Manual Task," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 38, No 7, 1967, pp 804-807. Bibliogr.: p 807 (27 ref.). 182 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Experimental study of performance in a zero potential energy , manual task. 5692. Summers, L. G., Shea, R. A., and Ziedman, K., "Unaided Visual Detection of Target Satellites," J. SPACECRAFT AND ROGKETS, Vol 3, No l, 1966, pp 76-79. Bibliogr.: p 79 (8 ref.). Visual (unaided) dete ction of a target satellite from another satellite. 5693. Szafran, J., "Limitations and Reliability ot the Human Operator of Control Systems to Process Iniormation," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 37, No 3, 1966, pp 239-242. Bibliogr.: p 242 (35 ref.). - Limitations and reliability of the human operator of control systems during use of information. 'i'heoretical considerations and their application to the problems of space medicine. 5694. Teichner, W. H., and Olson, D., "Predicting Human Performance in Space Environments," Prep. under contract No NGR 22-007-070 by Guggenheim. Center for Aerospace Health and Safety, Harvard Univ., School of Public Health, Boston, Mass., for NASA. Washington, 1969. 175 pp. (NASA CR-1370). Bibliogr.: pp 171-175 (70 ref.). Predicting human performance in space flight con3itions. 5695. Thomas, B. K., "Apollo 8 Proves Value of Onboard Control," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOL., Vol 90, No 3, 1.969, pp 40-41, 43-44, 46. Combination of manual and automated operations during Apollo 8's presence in near-earth orbit. - 5696. Thompson, E. B., and Burcher, E. S., "Space and Undersea Comparision: Prelude to Tektite 1," in "Bioengineering and Cabin Ecology," Tarzana, 1969, pp 117-Z38. Comparative study of human behavior and performance in space and unde naater conditions. The Tektite 1 undersea research program. 5697. 'Podosiev, E. P., "Human Performance in a Cross-Coupled Tracking System," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS. ELECTRON., Vol HFE-8, No 3, 1967, pp 210-217. Bibliogr.: p 217 (8 ref.). Human performance in cross-coupled tracking systems. 5698. Todosiev, E. P. , Rose, R. E., and Summers, L. G. ,"Human Perfor.nance in Single and Ztao-Axis Tracking Systems," IEEE TRANS. HUM. FACTORS ELECTRON., Vol HFE-8c. No 2, 1967, pp 125-129. Bibliogr.: p 129 (6 ref.) , Human performance in single and two-axis tracking systems. 5699. Vallerie, L. L., "Displays for Seeing Without Looking," HUM. FACTORS, Vol 8, No 6, 1966, pp 507-513. Bib liogr.: pp 512-513 (21 *-ef.). 183 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R400440060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Displays (indicator systems) F?rmitting the operator to utilize lateral vision, and their use in the landing of high-speed airplanes and in the docking of spacecraft. 5700. Wempe, Th. E., and Baty, D. L., "Human Information Processing Rates During Certain Multiaxis Tracking Tasks With a Concurrent Auditory Task," IEEE TRANS. MAN- - MACH. SYST., Vol MMS-9, No 4, 1968, pp 120-138. Bibliogr.: p 138 (7 ref.). Human information processing rates during certain multiaxis tracking tasks with a concurrent auditory task. 5701. Wie naille, w. W., and Gagne, G. A., "Nonlinear and Time-Varying Dynamical Models of Human Operators in Manual Control Systems," HUM. FACTORS, Vol 8, No 2, 1966, pp 97-120. Bibliogr.: p 120 (5 ref.). Nonlinear and time-varying dynamic models of the human operator in manual control systems. 5702. Wilks, W. E., "Effort Focuses on Man's Judgment Utility in Space Systems," TECHNOL. WEEK, Vol 19, No 22, 1966, pp 64-66, 69-70. Problems associated with human reliability in space systems, presently being studied by the Ames Research Center. 5703. Wingrove, R. C., and Edwards, F. G., "Measurement of Pilot Describing Functions From Flight Test Data With an Example From Gemini 10,". IEEE TRANS. MAN- P-IACH. SYST., Vol MMS-9, No 3, 1968, pp 49-55. Bibliogr.: p 55 (11 ref.). Assessment of a pilot's capability for describing observations, using flight test data, particularly from Gemini 10. 4.7. Activity and Training of Ground-Based Operators of Space and Planetary Vehicles See also No 5511, 5602 5704. Agadzhanov, P., and Bol'shoy, A., "The KIK [13ommand-and-Measuring Complex]-- the Caring Hand of Earth," AVIATSIYA I KOSMONAVTIKA, No 11, 1970, pp 36-38. The work of ground spacecraft flight control services. 5705. *Davis, B. P., and Cordoni, C. N., "People Subsystem Measurement for Total Reliability," in "Proceedings of the Arnual Symposium of Reliability," New York, 1970, pp 394-403. Bibliogr.: 6 ref. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1971, 1.41.140. Assessment of the influence of service personnel on the overall reliability of the rocket and space complex at Cape Kennedy. 5706. Edwards, W., "Controller Decisions in Space Flight," in "Applications of Re- search on Human Decision Making," Washington, 1970, pp 93-106. 184 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 'A FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Decisions made by ground controllers during manned space flight. 5707. Foreman, P. F., "On Fitting Mari Into the Control System of Certain Guided Weapons," AERONAUT. J., Vol 72, No 688, 1968, pp 361-367. The possibility for using man in the control systems of certain guided missiles. The psychophysiological aspect of manual guidance operator performance and training. 5708. Gilchrist, J. D., and Soland, D. E., "A Manual Optimal Guidance Scheme Using a Predictive Model," AIAA PAPER, N 67-593, 1967, pp 1-10. Bibliogr.: p 10 (11 ref.). An optimum manual control (guidance) scheme using a predictive model when delivering a missile carrier to orbit. - 5709. Hardy, G. H., "Man's Role in Launch Vehicle Guidance and Control," AIAA.PAPER, N 69-876, 1969, pp 1-16. Bibliogr.: pp 11-12 (22 ref.). A study of man's role in manual control of the launching of large missile carriers. NASA's results in the launching of Saturn rockets. 5710. Hoyt, W. G., "Computerized Operational Training for Aerospace Systems: Automated Programmed Instruction.(API)," AIAA PAPER, N 69-956, 1969, pp 1-5. Using comptiter programs to teach ground operators to control space systems. 5711. Kranz, E. F., and Covington, J. 0., "Plight Control in the Apollo Program," ASTRONAUT. AND AERONAUT., Vol 8, No 3, 1970, pp 64-71. Training, practice and functions of personnel at the Apollp ground Flight Control Center. 5712. Miller, H. G., "Simulation Training for Flight Control Decision Making," in "Applications of Research on Human Decision Making," Washington, 1970, pp 83-91. Simulation training in decision making for ground personnel involved in the control of manned space flight. 5713. Tindall, H. W., "Techniques of Controlling the Trajectory," ASTRONAUT. AND AERONAUT., Vol 8, No 3, 1970, pp 76-82. Techniques used by ground operators to control the trajectory of Apollo. 185 FOR OFFiCIAL USE UNLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5. Methods of Physiological Research in Space Biology and Medicine See also 6.13.2. 5.1. General References See alsa 6.13.2. and No 77, 136, 139, 733, 781, 1784, 1797, 2819, 3495, 5245, 5401, 7796. 5714. Akulinichev, I. T., Degtyarev, V. A., and Maksimov, D. G., "The Present Status and Prospects of Research on the Human Cardiovascular System During Space I'light," in "Life in Spacecraft," Oxford-[Warsaw], 1968, pp 171-178. Bibliogr.: pp 176-177 (19 ref.). 5715. Bayevskiy, R. M., and Yazdovskiy, V. I., "The Methods of Biomedical Research in Space Flight," in "Kosmicheskaya biologiya i meditsina" [Space Biology and Medicine], Moscow, 1966, pp 260-284. Bibliogr.: pp 283-284 (31 ref.). 5716. Bayevskiy, R. M., "Fiziologicheskiye izmereniya v kosmose i problema ikh avtomatizatsii" [Physiologic Measurements in Space and the Problem of Their Automa- tion], editors in chief V. V. Parin and 0. G. Gazenko. Nbscow, "Nauka", 1970, - 255 pp. (USSR Academy of Sciences. Scientific Council on the Integrated Problem "Cybernetics"). Bibliogr.: pp 244-253 (364 ref.). 5717. Vos~resenskiy, A. D., "Complex Measurements Characterizing the Heart Rhythm - of a Healthy Person," in "Ritm serdtsa v norme i patologii" [Heart Rhythm in Normal _ Conditions and in Pathology], Vilnius, 1970, pp 185-191. Bibliogr.: pp 190-191 (13 ref.). . 5718. Kobelyatskiy, V. F., Tambiyev, Ye. Z., and Ayzikov, G. S., "Research on the Activity of Spinal-Level Systems," in "Materialy 2-y nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh uchenykh" [Proceedings of the Second Scientific Conference of Young Scientists] [Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1967, pp 92-93. 5719. "Integrated Research on Man's State Durirg Night Sleep," in "Materialy simpoziuma po izucheniyu osobennostey sna..." [Prcceedings of the Symposium on ' the Study of the Unique Features of Sleep...], Moscow, 1968, pp 73-74. Aut.: Yu. G. Nefedov, L. R. Iseyev, A. N. Kartsev, S. U. 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A., "Recording of Physiological Data in Space," in "Proceedings of the 1.3th ISA Aerospace Instrument Symposium," Pittsburgh, s.a., pp 227-244. i3ibliogr.: 11 ref. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1970, 3.41.253. Recording of physiological data in space flight. 5729. "NASA Contributions to Bioinstrumentation Systems. A Survey," Washington, 1968, 97 pp. (NASA SP-5054). Bibliogr.: pp 89-91 (55 ref.), Aut.: G. Weltman, - M. Klagsbrun, D. Ukkestad, B. Ettelson. NASA's contribution to development of bioinstrumentation systems. A survey. Development of systems for physiological research and medical monitoring in the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions. 5730. Nevison, Th. 0., "Physiologic and Environmental Monitoring of Manned Space Flights," PLASTIC AND RECONSTR. SURG., Vol 39, No 3, 1967, pp 301-306. Bibliogr.: - pp 305-306 (20 ref.). Monitoring the physiological functions of cosmonauts and the _ environment of spacecraft cabins. 5.2. Research Techniques See also No 1301, 1326, 1561, 1571, 1704, 1709, 1793, 1794, 1910, 1914, 1980, 1987, 2066, 2068, 2407, 2435, 2714, 2751, 2924, 2933, 3060, 3063, 3220, 3226, 3388, 3389, 3788, 3790, 3984, 4007, _ 4361, 4380, 4653, 4677, 5022, 5147, 6274, 6336, = 7469, 7848, 7931, 7933, 83,.149, 795, 801, 804 1376, 1395, 1404, 1443 1621, 1624, 1625, 1627 1722, 1724, 1725, 1745, 1799, 1832, 1837, 1838, 1925, 1926, 1930, 1933, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2021, 2074, 2082, 2088, 2101, 2478, 2491, 2510, 2515, 2838, 3849, 2852-2854, 2976, ?.989, 2995, 3015, 3075, 3089, 3095, 3108, 3245, 3249, 3250, 3255, 3402, 3434-3436, 3438, 3798, 3826, 3843, 3850, 4032, 4051, 4052, 4085, 4381, 4393, 4397, 4417, 4681, 4690, 4712, 4713, 5242, 5243, 5318, 5357, 6526, 6534, 6586, 6587, 7880, 7892, 7906, 7907, 7938-7944, 7946, 7947, , 939, 970, 1023, 1200, 1214, 1216, 1227, 1244, 1282, , 1455-1457, 1466-1469, 1510, 1529, 1538, 1558, 1560, , 1634, 1635, 1638, 1666, 1667, 1682, 1698, 1699, 1762, 1766, 1770, 1775, 1776, 1780, 1785, 1788, 1842, 1857, 1860, 1862-1860, 1875, 1876, 1884, 1934, 1937, 1941, 1942, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1975, 2034, 2038, 2050-2052, 2054, 2055, 2062, 2064, 2152, 2221, 2235, 2241, 2244, 2330, 2336, 2363, 2520, 2546-2548, 2640, 2654, 2689, 2704, 2713, 2861, 2862, 2868, 2874, 2876, 2889, 2890, 2917, 3017, 3027, 3037, 3044, 3046, 3052, 3054, 3055, 3109, 3111, 3112, 3116, 3119, 3140, 3151, 3173, 3256, 3264, 3271, 3292, 3322, 3331, 3333, 3377, 3445, 3457, 3466, 3478, 3504, 3547, 3625, 3638, 3856, 3872, 3877, 3891, 3903, 3933, 3934, 3938, 4086, 4094, 4144, 4170, 4171, 4180, 4322, 4337, 4427, 4428, 4433, 4472, 4558, 4579, 4592, 4608, 4736, 4848, 4915, 4947, 4961, 4976, 5000, 5001, 5385, 5391, 5392, 5413, 5878, 5806, 6092, 6104, 6622, 6654, 6781, 6943, 6971, 7033, 7413, 7464, 7912, 7915, 7917, 7920, 7921, 7927, 7928, 7930, 7949-7951, 7953, 8057. - 5731. Arbu�r.ov, N. S., "Carbon, Hydrogen and Nix:rogen Determination in Biological Tests," in "Materialy III nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh spetsialistov" [Proceedings _ of the Third Scientific Conference of Young Specialists] [Institute of Biomedical Problems], rbscow, 1969, pp 153-154. 188 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2047/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000404060025-4 FOR OFFIC(AL USE ONLY Techniques for determining these elements in biological samples used for research connected with development of life-support _ systems. 5732. Bayevskiy, R. M., and Funtova, I. I., "A Contactless Technique for Recorcling Cardiovascular and Resl,iratory Measurements," I:OSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 3, No 4, 1969, pp 76-78. Bibliogr.: p 78 (6 ref.). 5733. Bayevskiy, R. M., and Semenova, T. 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A., "Determination of Gas Exchange at Reduced Pressure," in "Novyye pribory gazovogo analiza v sovremennoy meditsine i fiziologii" [New Gas Analysis Instruitents in Nbdern Medicine and Physiology], Kazan', 1967, pp 47-50. 198 - FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAi, USE ONLY An instrument for analyzing air in sealed cabins and pressure chambers. 5823. Shcherbakov, K. K., "An Instrument for Analyzing Human External Respiratory Functions in Flight and in Testing Unit Experiments (the PFVD)," in "Seminar 'Razvitiye fiziologicheskogo priborostroyeniya dlya nauchnykh issledovaniy v biologii i meditsine [Seminar "Development of Physiological Instrument Making for Scientific Research in Biology and Medicine"], Nbscow, 1966, pp 69. 5824. Shcherbakov, K. 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"Astronaut Nbnitoring Devices Groomed for Civilian Markets," TECHNOL. WEEK, Vol 20, No 16, 1967, p 22. Devices for monitoring cosmonaut physiological functions and their use in clinical medicine. 5829. Bergstedt, M., Tunemalm, L., and Ohman, J., "Programming Unit for Automatic Control of the Stille-LKB Rfltating Chair, "ACTA OTO-LARYNGOL., Vol 70, No 1, 1970, pp 10-15. Bibliogr.: pp 14-15 (19 ref.). Programming unit for automatic control of the Stille-LIB rotating chair. 5830. *Bordeaux, Y., "Ergometer.ror Apollo," in "Proceedings of the 13th ISA Aero- space Instrument Symposium," Pittsburgh, s.a., pp 251-258. - Ref.: R7H. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1970, 2.41.259. Bicycle ergometer for Apollo. 199 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5831. Breeze, R. K., and Campbell, G. 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A new electronic instxvment for long-term determination of oxygen consumption by the human body. 5849. Ko, W., Lindan, 0., and Reswick, J. B., "Implant Transducers and Biological _ Rhythms--on Earth and in Space," in "Unmanned Exploration of the Solar System," Washington, 1965, pp 289-310. Use of implanted transducers to study biological rhythms on the ground and in space. 5850. Kober, C. L., "Spacecraft Sensor Trends in the 70's," AIAA PAPER, N 70-1291, 1970, pp 1-10. Bibliogr.: p 1(3 ref.). Trends in development of sensors (including biomedical) for 1970 space missions in connection with the plans for orbiting space stations. 5851. Konikoff, J. J., "An Implantable Bioinstrumentation System," in "Bioastro- nautics. Oxford-[Warsaw], 1970, pp 171-180. Bibliogr.: pp 179-180 (9 ref.). Implantable biological sensors for telemetric transmission of EKG indicators. 5852. *Konikoff, J. J., "An Implantable Bioinstrumentation System," IAF PAPER, N B 36, 1968, pp 1-5. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1969, 5.41,257. Implantable biological sensors for the telemetric transmission of EKG indicators. 202 FOR OF'FIC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407102/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5853. Konikoff, J. J., "In Vivo Experiments With the Bioelectric Potentia].s," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 37, No 8, 1966, pp 824-828. Bibliogr.: p 828 (5 ref.). Development of implantable electrodes to transmit physiological data and use biocurrents as an energy source. ' 5854. Montes, L. F., Day, J. L., and Kennedy, L., "The Response of Eiuman Skin to Long-Term Space Flight Electrodes," J. INVEST. DERMATOL., Vol 49, No 1,.1967, pp 100-102. Bibliogr.: p 102 (6 ref.). The response of hwnan skin to electrodes secured to the skin durir,g long space flights. 5855. "NASA-Developed Cardiac Sensor in Use," AVIAT. WEEK AND SPACE TEQiNOL., Vol 88, No 2, 1968, p 22. A subcutaneously implantable sensor to study the human heart in flight, developed by NASA. 5856. "New Cine Recording Ophthalmoscope With Televisinn Mbnitoring Capability for _ Use in Aerospace Research," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 40, No 12, Sect. 1, 1969, pp 1312- 1316. Bibliogr.: pp 1315-1316 (14 ref.). Aut.: R. J. Chzek, S. D. Leverett, J. Fitzgerald, G. R. Holden, P. F. Bailey. Cine recording ophthalmoscope equipped with a television device for aerospace research. 5857. Pieper, H. P., "Catheter-Tip Manometer for Measuring Blood Pressure During G Changes," J. APPL. PHYSIOL., Vol 22, No Z, 1967; pp 352-353. Bibliogr.: p 353 - (6 ref.). A mariometer built into a cardiac catheter for measuring blood pressure in the presence of accelerations in a centrifuge. 5858. Quattrone, P. D., and Staley, R. W., "Exposure System for Small Animals at _ Atmospheric and Reduced Pressure," J. APPL. PFiYSIOL., Vol 21, No 2, 1966, pp 741-744. Apparatus for studying the action of atmospheric pressure and the various gas mixtures on small laboratory animals. 5859. Richardson, Ph. C., Coombs, F. K., and Adams, R. M., "Some New Electrode Techniques for Long-Term Physiologic Monitaring," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 39, No 7, 1968, pp 745-750. Bibliogr.: p 750 (17 ref.). New types of electrodes for obtaining physiological data during space flight. 5860. Roman, J., "'r''light Research Program. 3. High Impedance Technique," AEROSPACE NED., Vol 37, No 8, 1966, pp 790-795. Bibliogr.: p 795 (3 ref.). � ' Space flight physiological research program. Coimnunication 3. Use of high-impedance electrodes. 203 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFF[CIAL USE ONL1' 5861. Roman, J., and Brigden, W. H., "Flight Research Program. 5. Mass Spectro- _ meter in Med. Monitoring," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 37, No 12, 1966, pp 1213-1217. Bibliogr.: p 1217 (3 ref.). Space flight physiological research program. Communication 5. Use of a mass spectrometer in automatic medical monitoring. 5862. Roman, J., and Sato, R. N., "A Useful Modification of the Wright Spirometer," - Washington, 1967, 11 pp (NASA TN D-4234). A portable modification of the Wright spirometer. 5863. *Ross, B., "New Horizons in Biomedical Instrumentatioii," in "Proceedings of the 13th ISA Aerospace Instrument Symposium," Pittsburgh, s.a., pp 489-502. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1970, 3.41.256-257. - New instruments intended for biomedical research during space missions. 5864. Rost, G. A., "Recent Improvements in Hypoxia Warning Systems," AEROSPACE MED., Vo1 41, No 8, 1970, pp 865-869. Bibliogr.: p 869 (7 ref.). Modern hypoxia warning instnunents (sensors and miniature electronic systems). 5865. Ryu, J. H., and McCabe, B. F., "Description of the SD-1 High-Speed Axial RQtation Device," ACTA OTO-LARYNGOL., Vol 66, fasc. 1-2, 1968, pp 72-80. Bibliogr.: p 80 (5 ref. ) . Description of the SD-1 high-speed device far vestibular studies involving rotation about several axes. 5866. Schafer, M., "Die Entwicklung eines neuen Spulhandgriffes zur calorischen Prufung des Vestibularapparates," Inaug. Diss. Marburg, 1968, 62 pp. Bibliogr.: pp 57-62 (50 ref.). _ Development of a new type of rotating grip to be used in research on vestibular organ function. 5867. Verghese, C. A., and Nair, C. S., "New Criferia in Indirect Blood Pressure Recording," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 40, No 12, Sect. 1, 1969, pp 1377-1380. Bibliogr.: p 1380 (6 ref.). Description of a new system for indirect blood pressure measurements and the methods of its use. 5868. *Whitmore, H. B., "Pressure Transducer," U.S. Patent C1. 73-398, No 8373613, submitted 26 July 1966, published 19 March 1968. Ref.: RZH. ISSLEDOVANIYE KOSM. PROSTRANSTVA, 1969, 8.62.317. 204 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLX APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400460025-4 FOF OFFICIAL USE ONLY A sensor for telemetric recording af the blaod pressure and pulse of a cosmonaut wearing a pressure suit. - 5.4. Biotelemetry See also No 125, 682, 5851, 5853, 5927, 5967, 7086, 8051, 8249. 5869. Akulinichev, I. T., Zhdanov, A. M., and Popov, I. I., "Problems of Biotele- metry in Long Space Missions," in "Life in Spacecraft," Paris et al.; 1967, pp 237-244. 5870. Bagmanov, V. M., "Telepulsography and Telenystagirography," in "Problemy labirintologii" [Problems of Labgrinthology], Chelyabi.nsk, 1966, pp 4-6. 5871. Kozharinov, V. I., Magedov, V. S., and Shadrintsev, I. S., "!Che Problem o� Multiplexing Physiological Information," in "Problemy kosmicneskoy meditsiny" [Problems of Space Medicine], Nbscow, 1966, pp 209-210. 5872. Kozlov, A. N., "Use of Ultrasonic Cardiolocation in Dynamic Bio-Radiotelemetry," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 4, No 2, 1970, pp 87-90. Bibliogr.: p 90 (7 ref.). 5873. Makarov, S. N., Nikitin, A. M., and Titkov, A. V., "Use of Telemetric Apparatus [During Special Training of Test Subjects]," in "Materialy III nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh spetsialistov" [Proceedings of the Z'hird Scientific Conference of Young Specialists] [Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1969, pp 183-184. 5874. Manoylov, V. Ye., and Syromyatnikova, I. N., "Possibilities for Utilizing Energy from Biological Objects to Power Telemetric Biological Information Devices," in "Pribory professional'nogo otbora, sredy i prostranstva" [Instruments for Occu- pational Selection, the Environment and Space], Leningrad, 1966, pp 5-11. Bibliogr.: p 11 (9 ref.). A review of foreign works. 5875. Polezhentsev, S. D., and Sheremet'yev-Samusyuk, A. A., "Problems of Biological Telemetry," in "Aviatsionnaya i kosmicheskaya meditsirta" [AViation and Space Medicine], Vol 2, Moscow, 1969, pp 153-156. Biotelemetry in deep-water dives and its significance to space medicine. 5876. Popov, I. I., "Measurement of Bioelectric Signals Aboard Airborne Platforms, - in "Seminar 'Razvitiye fiziologicheskogo priborostroyeniya dlya nauchnykh issledovaniy v biologii i meditsine l" [Seminar "Development of Physiological Instrument Making for Scientific Research in Biology and Medicine"], Moscow, 1966, p 74. 5877. Popov, I. I., "Measurement of Bioelectric Signals Aboard Airborne Platforms," in "Sovremennyye pribory i tekhnika fiziologicheskogo eksperimenta" [Nbdern Instru- ments and Technology of Physiological Experimentation), Moscow, 1969; pp 101-103. 205 FOR OFFIC[AL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407102109: CIA-RDP82-00854R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5878. "A Rheocardiotelemetric System for Nbnitoring the Dynamics and Effectiveness of Cardiac Contraction," in "Materialy simpoziuma po kosmicheskoy biologii i medi- tsine" [Proceedings of a Symposium on Space Biology and Medicine], Budapest, 1970, pp 223-229. Aut.: G. Benetato, R. Vrynchanu, V. Ionesku, A. Adamake, S. Keneneu. 5879. Rozenblat, V. V., "Radiotelemetricheskiye issledovaniya v sportivnoy medi- tsne" [Radiotelemetiic Studies in Sports Medicine], Moscow, "Meditsina", 1967, 208 pp. Bibliogr.: pp 197-208 (280 ref.). Pages 5-15: Development of space biotelemetry. ~ 5880. Rozenblat, V. V., "Third [All-Union] Symposium on Bio-Radiotelemetry [Sverdlovsk, 8-10 April 1968]," KOSM. BIOL. I MED., Vol 3, No 4, 1969, pp 87-90. - A review of the reports. _ 5881. Fedotov, V. A., and Geller, Ye. S., "Biological Telemetry. Classification Problems," IZV. AN SSSR. SER. BIOL., No 4, 1967, pp 583-594. Bibliogr.: pp 593-594 (34 ref.). 5882. Shadrintsev, I. S., Magedov, V. S., and Kozharinov, V. I., "Multiplexing of Physiological Information in Telemetric Communication Channe].s," in "Seminar 'Razvitiye fiziologicheskogo priborostroyeniya dlya nauchnykh issledovaniy v biologii i meditsine'," Nbscow, 1966, pp 5-7. Biomedical research and medical monitoring of the condition of the crew of spacecraft and high-speed airplanes. 5883. Shadrintsev, :L. S., Magedov, V. S., and Kozharinov, V. I., "Multiplexing Physiological Information in Telemetric Comiminication Channels," in "Sovremennyye pribory i tekhnika fiziologicheskogo eksperimenta," Nbscow, 1969, pp 178-182. Biomedical research and medical monitoring of the condition of the crew of spacecraft and high-speed airplanes. 5884. Sliestakova, T. N., Krupenko, V. N., and Barabashkina, G. N., "Tele-Electro- cardiography as a Method for Reco-rding Biological Information on the Active organism," in "Avtomatizatsiya poiska i obrabotki dannykh v meditsine i tekhnike" [Automatioii of Data Retrievai and Processing in Medicine and Technology], Minsk, - 1970, pp 88-92. Bibliogr.: p 92 (13 ref.). The significance of this problem to space medicine is indicated. 5885. Amendt, R. 0., "Die Bedeutung der Telemetrie fur die Erfassung von Stress- Situationen," in "Stress und Fligen Sowie aktuelle Piobleme der Flugmedizin," Darmstadt, 1968, pp 41-53. Bibliogr.: p 53 (10 ref.). Significance of telemetry to research on stressful situations. 206 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407102109: CIA-RDP82-00854R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5886. Benetato, G., Vrinceanu, R., and Ionescu, V., "Bioradiotelemet-ric Equipment for Cardiovascular Studies in Various Conditions," in "Bioastronautics," Oxford- [Warsaw], 1970, pp 181-191. Bioradiotelemetric equipment for cardiovascular studies in - various conditions. 5887. *Buet, A., "Bio-telemesures," ELECTRON. MED., No 49, 1969, pp 3-7. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGIYA, 1969, 9 N18. Biotelemetry. Its use in aviation and cosmonautics. 5888. Saseres, S. A., and Cooper, J. K., "Telemetry in Medicine and Biology," in "Advances in Biomedical Engineering and Medical Physics," Vol 1, New York, 1968, pp 279-316. Bibliogr.: pp 313-316 (53 ref.). Telemetry in medicine and biology. Chagter 4. Useage in space, pp 289-293. 5889. "Code Signal Slowed Armstrong Lunar Activity," AVIAT. WEF:K AND SPACE TECHNOL., Vol 91, No 4, 1969, p 35. Telemetric observations of cardiac activity and respiration of astronaut Armstrong during vollection of lunar material. - 5890. Franklin, D. L., and Van Citters, R. L., "Blood Flow i.n Mesenteric Artery of Chimpanzee, Nbnitored Via Radio Telemetry," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 38, No 9, 1967, pp 926-931. Bibliogr.: pp 930-931 (22 ref.). Measurement of blood flow in the mesenteric artery of the chimpanzee by radiotelemetry. 5891. Fryer, Th. B., "Ii,plantabli Biotelemetry Systems. A Rep.," Washington, - 1970, 113 pp. (NASA SP-5094). Bibliogr.: pp 95-113.(426 ref.). Implantable biotelemetry systems. 5892. Fryer, Th. B., Deboo, G. J., and Winget, C. M., "Miniature Long-Life Temperature Telemetry System," J. APPL. PHYSIOL., Vol 21, No 1, 1966, pp 295-298. Miniature sensor for teleaetric monitoring of the body temperature of small animals. 5893. Fryer, Th. B., 3andler, H., and Datnow, B., "A Multichannel Implantable Telemetry System," MED. RES. ENG., Vol 8, Na 2, 1969, pp 9-15. Bibliogr.: p 15 (14 ref. ) . A multichannel implantable telemetry system for animals. 207 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02109: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 5894. *Hanish, H. M., "System Considerations for Biotelemetry From Hostile Environments," in "Proceedings of the 13th ISA. Aerospace Instrument Symposium," Pittsburgh, s.a., pp 259-261. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1970, 2.41.130. Planning a space biotelemetry system. The systems approach. 5895. HitchCOCk, D. R., "What is Biotelemetry?," SPACE AGE NEWS, VOl 10, No 8, 1967, pp 38-40. _ Biotelemetry and its role in clinical and space medicine. 5896. *Jira, F., "Die Biotelemetrie in der Flugmedizin," WIEN. MED. WOQiENSCHR., Vol 119, No 48, 1969, pp 825-828. Bibliogr.: 9 ref. Ref.: RZH. BIOLOGYA, 1970, 4 P990. Biotelemetry in aviation mdicine. Results of research conducted aboard airplanes, helicopters and rockets by Austrian, German, English and American scientists. _ 5897. Judica-Cordiglia, A., "Aggiornamenti di medicina spaziele. Nota 1: la bio- - telemetria," CARDIOL. PRAT., Vol 18, No 1, 1967, pp 45-50. Bibliogr.: p 50 (8 ref.). Advances in space medicine. Communication 1. 5iotelemetry. 5898. Judica-Cordiglia, A., "Aggiornamenti di medicina spaziale. Nota 2: appli- cazioni della biotelemetria alle ricerche aerospaziali," CARDIOL. PRAT., Vol 18 � No 2, pp 61-65. Bibliogr.: p 65.(9 ref.). Advances in space medicine. Comnunication 2. Application of biotelemetry to aerospace research. 5899. Judica-Cordiglia, A., "Breve considerazioni sul recente impiego della bio- telemetria in clinica e nella medicina spaziale," MINERVA MED., Vol 60, No 78, 1969, pp 3705-3708. Brief information on biotelemetry application in the clinic and in space medicine today. 5900. Judica-Cordiglia, A., "La teletrasmissione dei dati fisiologici nel volo aerospaziale. Principi-tecniche-resultati," RIV. N1ED. AERONALIT. E SPAZ., Vol 31, No 2, 1968, pp 203-240. Bibliogr.: p 233-240 (123 ref.). Remote transmission of physiological data during space flight. Principles, techniques, results. A literature review. 5901. *Kirchhoff, H. W., "Telemetrie in der Luft-und Raumfahrtmedizin," MED. TECHN., Vol 90, No 8, 1970, pp 247-250. Telemetry in aviation and space medicine. A review. 208 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2407102109: CIA-RDP82-00854R000400060025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONY.Y 5902. Mackay, R. S., "Biomedical Telemetry. Sensing ar.d Transmitting Biol. Inform. From Anir.ials and Man," New York et al., J. Wiley and Sons, 1968, 386 pp. Bibliogr.: pp 380-381 (145 ref.). Biomedical telemetry. Sensing and transmitting biological information (particularly on tYAe action of some space flight factors) from animals and man, 5903. *Meehan, J. P., and Rader, R. D., "Applications of Miniature Biotelemstry Systems to Space Medicine," xn "Praceedings ef the 13th ISA Aerospace Instrument Symposium," Pittsburgh, s.a., pp 245-250. Ref.: RZH. RAKETOSTROYENIYE, 1970, 3.41.252 Miniaturized biotelemetry.systems in space medici.ne. 5904. Nelson, B. D., "Information Management for a Biomedical Research Laboratory in Space," DIS. QiEST, Vol 51, No 4, 1967, pp 392-394. Problems of trar:smitting and processing biomedical research intormation from a laboratory in space. 5905. "A New, Miniaturized, Multichatuiel: Personal Radiotelemetry System," J. APPL. PHYSIOL., Vol 24, No 4, 1968, pF 588-592. Bibliogr.: p 592 (8 ref.). Aut.: R. H. Murray, A. Marko, A. T. ICpssen, D. W. McGuire. New miniaturized multiehannel radiotelemetry system for personal use. 5906. Osterhammel, P., and Peitersen, E., "Telemetry System for Nystagmus Recording," ACTA OTOLARYNGOL., Vol 65, No 5, 1968, pp 527-532. Bi.bliogr.: pp 531-532 (13 ref.). Telemetry system for nystagmus recording. 5907. Personal FM/FM Biotelemetry System," AEROSPACE MED., Vol 39, No 5, 1968, pp 488-492. Bibliogr.: p492 (7 ref.). Aut.: G. E. Bergey, W. C. Sipple, W. A. _ Hamilton, R. D. Squires. Personal biotelemetry system employing frequency modulatifln in reception and transmission. 5908. Sipple, W. C., Oleynik, R. J., and Squires, R. D., "Biotelemetry in Medical Nbnitoring," AR(H. PHYS. MED. ANB REF�ABZLITATION, Vo1 48, No 9, 1967, pp 451-455. A biotelemetry system for automatic medical monitoririg in space fiight. 5909. "Transmission de donnees electrophysio].ogiques par satellite pour analyse en - temps reel," AEIipNAUT ET. ASTRONAUT, No 10, 1969, pp 32-36. Aut.: C. Gaudeau, - ' F. Neel, J. Z'houvenot, A. Martin. 209 "I FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007/02/09: CIA-RDP82-00850R000400060025-4 APPROVED FOR RELEASE: 2007102/49: CIA-RDP82-40850R040400064025-4 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Transmission of physiological data via communication satellite for re al-time computer analysis. 5910. Winget, C. M., and Fryer, Th. B,, "Telemetry System for the Acquisition of Circadian Rhythm Data," AEROSPACE NED., Vol 37, No 8, 1966, pp 800-803. Bibliogr.: p 803 (19 ref. ) . Telemetry system for the acquisition of data on the circadian biological rhythms of anima,,Ls. 5.5. Cybernetics and Systems Engineering in Space Medicine. Bionics. See also No 7, 8, 217, 785, 1771, 1885, 1924, 1936, 2039, 2063, 2065, 2104, 2259, 2277, 2278, 2314, 2315, 2325, 2340, 2347, 2352, 2630, 2631, 2956, 3122, 3131, 3194, 3212, 3213, 3281, 3320, 3855, 3859, 3954, 3955, 5069, 5367, 5386-5388, 5395, 5396, 5545, 5569, 5603, 5638, 5662, 5668, 5701, 5716, 5721, 5950, 5951, 5956, 5960, 5962, 5964, 5966, 5972, 5974, 5976-5980, 5994, 5995, 6002-6004, 6020, 6022, 6023, 6028, - 6029, 6062, 6153, 6261, 6281, 6282, 6292, 6486, 6573, 6662, 6684, 6721, 6760, 6816, 6890, 6898, 6930, 6972, 7269, 7373, 7424, 7456, 7537, 7727, 7908, 8086. - 5911. Aganin, Yu. I., "The Quality of Cybernetic Models," in "Materialy 2-y nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh uchenykh" [Proceedings of the Second Scientific Conference o.f Young Scientists] [Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1967, p 4. _ 5912. Aganin, Yu. I., "Determination of Some Structural Claracteristics of - Dynamic Systems on the Basis of Experimental Data," in "Materialy III nauchnoy konferentsii molcdykh spetsialistov" [Proceedings of the 'I'hird Scientific Conference - of Young SpecialistsJ [Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1969, pp 150-151. 5913. Aganin, Yu. I., " Determination of the Characteristics of Optimum Linear Models," in "Materialy 2-y nauchnoy konferentsii molodykh uchenykh," [Institute of Biomedical Problems], Moscow, 1967, p 5. 5914. Akulov, V. I., and Kosmolinskiy, F,. P., "Experience in Developing the Theory of Optimization of Sensory Information Processes," in "Froblemy sensornay izolyatsii" [Problems of Sensory Isolation], Nbscow, 1970, pp 132-142. Bibliogr.: p 142 (9 ref.). 5915. Akhutin, V. M., "Principles of Developing Cor
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