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>> I'M ALEX SCHEPELMANN,

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AND I'M A ROBOTICS

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AND COMPUTATIONAL

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MODELING ENGINEER

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WORKING WITH THE CROSS-CUTTING

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COMPUTATIONAL MODELING PROJECT

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AT NASA GLENN RESEARCH CENTER.

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AS NASA MOVES FORWARD

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WITH ITS ARTEMIS PROGRAM

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TO RETURN HUMANS TO THE MOON

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AND ESTABLISH A SUSTAINABLE

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PRESENCE THERE,

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SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS

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AT GLENN RESEARCH CENTER

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ARE USING SOPHISTICATED,

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COMPUTATIONAL MODELING

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TECHNIQUES TO UNDERSTAND

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RISKS TO ASTRONAUT HEALTH.

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OUR SOFTWARE MODELS USE MACHINE

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LEARNING AND DIGITAL SIMULATION

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TECHNIQUES TO HELP NASA

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DECIDE WHICH MEDICATIONS

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AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

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ARE MOST LIKELY TO BE NEEDED

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SHOULD AN ASTRONAUT

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BECOME ILL OR INJURED

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DURING A MISSION.

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OTHER MODELS DEVELOPED BY CCMP

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HELP WITH MISSION PLANNING.

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FOR EXAMPLE, ONE OF OUR

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SIMULATIONS DETERMINES

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HOW MUCH DRINKING WATER

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IS NEEDED TO KEEP THE RISK

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OF ASTRONAUTS DEVELOPING

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RENAL STONES

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TO A REASONABLE LEVEL.

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THE COMPUTATIONAL MODELS

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WE DEVELOP WILL HELP

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