Haughton-Mars Project Expedition 2005: Interplanetary Supply Chain Management & Logistics Architectures

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Space Logistics, Expeditions, Management Methods, Supplying, Mars Craters, Extravehicular Activity, Optimization, Data Acquisition, Inventory Management, Mars Exploration, Relational Data Bases

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The 2005 expedition to the Haughton-Mars Project (HMP) research station on Devon Island was part of a NASA-funded project on Space Logistics. A team of nine researchers from MIT went to the Canadian Arctic to participate in the annual HMP field campaign from July 8 to August 12, 2005. We investigated the applicability of the HMP research station as an analogue for planetary macro- and micro-logistics to the Moon and Mars, and began collecting data for modeling purposes. We also tested new technologies and procedures to enhance the ability of humans and robots to jointly explore remote environments. The expedition had four main objectives. We briefly summarize our key findings in each of these areas.

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