Introduction to the International Space Station

Discipline: Human Factors
Webcast Air Date: March 14, 2017

This presentation introduces the audience to the International Space Station (ISS) modules. Each of the modules is presented and the function or purpose of the module is briefly described. Time permitting, the presentation will end with a video sequence showing the assembly of the ISS and a separate video showing a tour of the interior of the ISS.

Presenters:

Dr. Donna Dempsey

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