Editing Human-centered computing (section)

=== NASA/Ames Computational Sciences Division ===
[[File:NASA Mars Rover.jpg|thumb|NASA Mars Project]]
The Human-Centered Computing (HCC) group at NASA/Ames Computational Sciences Division is conducting research at Haughton as members of the Haughton-Mars Project (HMP) to determine, via an analog study, how we will live and work on Mars.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/research/technology-onepagers/hc-computing.html|title=NASA - Human Centered Computing|website=www.nasa.gov|language=en|access-date=2017-03-10}}</ref>
# '''HMP/Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Field Robotics Experiments'''—HCC is collaborating with researchers on the HMP/CMU field robotics research program at Haughton to specify opportunities for robots assisting scientists. Researchers in this project have carried out a parallel investigation that documents work during traverses. A simulation module has been built, using a tool that represents people, their tools, and their work environment, that will serve as a partial controller for a robot that assist scientists in the field work in mars. When it comes to take human, computing and environment all into consideration, theory and techniques in HCC field will be the guideline.
# '''Ethnography of Human Exploration of Space'''—HCC lab is carrying out an ethnographic study of scientific field work, covering all aspects of a scientist's life in the field. This study involves observing as participants at Haughton and writing about HCC lab`s experiences. HCC lab then look for patterns in how people organize their time, space, and objects and how they relate to each other to accomplish their goals. In this study, HCC lab is focusing on learning and conceptual change.