Extreme Atmospheric Radiation Environments and Single Event Effects
IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science(2018)
Abstract
Data from ground-level radiation monitors and cosmogenic nuclides are combined to give a probability distribution for severe radiation events related to the well quantified event of February 23, 1956. Particle fluxes, single event effects rates, and dose rates are calculated for ground level and aerospace systems. The event of February 1956 would provide a challenge to air safety while more extrem...
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Neutrons,Monitoring,Atmospheric measurements,Particle measurements,Meteorology,Hazards,Cosmic rays
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