@article{MTMT:3303549, title = {The Hungarian Mars Analogue Expedition in Morocco at Ibn Battuta Centre}, url = {https://m2.mtmt.hu/api/publication/3303549}, author = {Kapui, Zsuzsanna and Kereszturi, Ákos and Ori, G G and Taj-Eddine, K and Újvári, Gábor}, journal-iso = {P LUNAR PLANET SCI}, journal = {PROCEEDINGS OF LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCE}, volume = {1964}, unique-id = {3303549}, issn = {0270-9511}, year = {2017}, orcid-numbers = {Újvári, Gábor/0000-0002-2816-6155} } @article{MTMT:2899060, title = {The MARS2013 Mars Analog Mission}, url = {https://m2.mtmt.hu/api/publication/2899060}, author = {Groemer, G and Soucek, A and Frischauf, N and Stumptner, W and Ragonig, C and Sams, S and Bartenstein, T and Hauplik-Meusburger, S and Petrova, P and Evetts, S and Sivenesan, C and Bothe, C and Boyd, A and Dinkelaker, A and Dissertori, M and Fasching, D and Fischer, M and Foger, D and Foresta, L and Fritsch, L and Fuchs, H and Gautsch, C and Gerard, S and Goetzloff, L and Golebiowska, I and Gorur, P and Groemer, G and Groll, P and Haider, C and Haider, O and Hauth, E and Hauth, S and Hettrich, S and Jais, W and Jones, N and Taj-Eddine, K and Karl, A and Kauerhoff, T and Khan, MS and Kjeldsen, A and Klauck, J and Losiak, A and Luger, M and Luger, T and Luger, U and McArthur, J and Moser, L and Neuner, J and Orgel, Csilla and Ori, GG and Paternesi, R and Peschier, J and Pfeil, I and Prock, S and Radinger, J and Ramirez, B and Ramo, W and Rampey, M and Sams, A and Sams, E and Sandu, O and Sans, A and Sansone, P and Scheer, D and Schildhammer, D and Scornet, Q and Sejkora, N and Stadler, A and Stummer, F and Taraba, M and Tlustos, R and Toferer, E and Turetschek, T and Winter, E and Zanella-Kux, K}, doi = {10.1089/ast.2013.1062}, journal-iso = {ASTROBIOLOGY}, journal = {ASTROBIOLOGY}, volume = {14}, unique-id = {2899060}, issn = {1531-1074}, abstract = {We report on the MARS2013 mission, a 4-week Mars analog field test in the northern Sahara. Nineteen experiments were conducted by a field crew in Morocco under simulated martian surface exploration conditions, supervised by a Mission Support Center in Innsbruck, Austria. A Remote Science Support team analyzed field data in near real time, providing planning input for the management of a complex system of field assets; two advanced space suit simulators, four robotic vehicles, an emergency shelter, and a stationary sensor platform in a realistic work flow were coordinated by a Flight Control Team. A dedicated flight planning group, external control centers for rover tele-operations, and a biomedical monitoring team supported the field operations. A 10min satellite communication delay and other limitations pertinent to human planetary surface activities were introduced. The fields of research for the experiments were geology, human factors, astrobiology, robotics, tele-science, exploration, and operations research. This paper provides an overview of the geological context and environmental conditions of the test site and the mission architecture, in particular the communication infrastructure emulating the signal travel time between Earth and Mars. We report on the operational work flows and the experiments conducted, including a deployable shelter prototype for multiple-day extravehicular activities and contingency situations. Key Words: MarsExplorationHuman missionsAnalog researchDeployable emergency shelter. Astrobiology 14, 360-376.}, year = {2014}, eissn = {1557-8070}, pages = {360-376} }