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Terms of Use and Guidance (please read to the bottom, check to verify you have read, and then click next)

Terms of Use

The NLSP is a public site to which Registered Users are allowed to upload content and anyone may view or download public content. This includes the creation of Topic Pages, Algorithm pages, comments, tagging, social voting and other services. Therefore, Users are responsible for knowing their rights to distribute information and for nsuring the appropriateness of information that they upload to the site. Users should not upload any information considered: Classified, Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)/Official Use Only, Copyrighted (without retaining proper copyright notices and without permission where not the owner), ITAR restricted, Proprietary without permission (where not the owner), Obscene, or containing other inappropriate comments, including use of foul language or derogatory remarks. See below for more information concerning these types of inappropriate content. Advertisements for products or services or other content intended for commercial marketing purposes are also inappropriate.

The NLSP is designed for research purposes only, and thus any mention of a product or service should be pertinent to a specific research activity and be presented in a research context. We reserve the right to remove any content we deem to be advertising in nature.

Requester must complete all field input in the form and submit the form at once. Leaving the browser session for any reason discards all input values and requires the requester to start over.

LSDA and LSAH support the release of astronaut and flight analog research data, and clinical data, respectively, to support the research community. Both de-identified and possibly attributable (identifiable) astronaut data may be available for internal and external-to-NASA peer-reviewed research studies following a thorough review and approval process and NASA IRB approval. The length of time required to complete your request is based on the complexity of the request and volume of the data requested. Data Categories Data can be grouped into the following categories:

Pooled: Individual data points are grouped. Typical pooled data is in the form of a mean and/or range. Many of these data from research studies are publicly available on this web site.

De-identified: Data points remain individual, but any identifying information has been removed. Examples of fields that make data identifiable include mission length and gender. Sometimes a data field can be created broadly enough to maintain confidentiality (e.g., mission duration is not specified to a specific number of days, but rather a range of days). Requests for pooled or de-identified data with evidence of scientific merit review are the quickest to process. Nevertheless, since the data were taken in varied circumstances, it usually takes some iteration to determine the best way to provide the data to the researcher. Our staff will work with the researchers to refine their requests.

Attributable (Identifiable): Individual data points with identifying information.

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Screen Group	Record Level Basic Access Control

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Date Type	string
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Terms of Use and Guidance (please read to the bottom, check to verify you have read, and then click next)

Terms of Use