Abstract
Space institutions place humans in analog environments that closely match the target environment, such as the Moon or Mars, to study space habitation. Seven Mars analog missions consisting of habitation units with published designs were selected for analysis using graph data science methodologies to provide insight into how their designers solved the challenge of living in an isolated, constrained, and distant environment. Social Network Analysis (SNA) and Label Propagation Approach (LPA) are utilized to examine the relationships between adjacent functional areas of habitations. The paper presents the final documentation that will be used as a design framework to generate layouts for a habitation project.
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