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Activity-based habitable volume estimating for human spaceflight vehicles
Accurate estimation of required working volumes is a vital aspect of the design process for any vehicle involving humans. This is all the more important when such a vehicle must serve as the crew's sole habitable volume during a mission of any duration in the harsh environment of space.