QUESTION:
I am doing a project in which we build a model of the place we're going to
live on Mars. I am in charge of personal hygiene, ergonomics, and exercise.
I was wondering if there were any facts that would affect these categories
in any way about Mars.

ANSWER from Jack Farmer on July 21, 1997:
In responding to your question, I contact Dr. Marc Cohen, a colleague in the
area of human space exploration who suggests the following for information:

Contact for information: 
Man System Integration Standard (MSIS) Manager
Code SP3
NASA Johnson Space Center
2101 NASA Road 1
Houston, TX  77058-3696

Important references: 
Connors, M. M., Harrison, A. A., & Akins, F. R. (1985) 
LIVING ALOFT: Human Requirements for Extended Spaceflight,
NASA SP-483, Washington DC: NASA Scientific and Technical
Information Division.

Stoker, Carol & Emmart, Carter, eds, (1996) 
Strategies for Mars, Vol 86, American Astronautical Society (AAS)
Science and Technology Series  San Diego, CA: Univelt, Inc.

Man-System Integration Standard, Vol. 1, NASA STD-3000,
Rev. B, (1995, July) Houston TX: Johnson Space Center.

I hope you find this information helpful. I also have inquiries out to other
colleagues and will pass along any additional advice as it becomes
available.