Effect of “Noisy” sun conditions on aircrew radiation exposure

In computer codes used to estimate the aircrew radiation exposure from galactic cosmic radiation, a quiet sun model is usually assumed. A revised computer code (PCAIRE ver. 8.0f) is used to calculate the impact of noisy sun conditions on aircrew radiation exposure. The revised code incorporates the...

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Published inAdvances in space research Vol. 44; no. 2; pp. 184 - 189
Main Authors Lewis, B.J., Green, A.R., Bennett, L.G.I.
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Published Oxford Elsevier Ltd 15.07.2009
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Aircrew radiation exposure
Astronomy
Cosmic radiation
Cutoff rigidity
Earth, ocean, space
Exact sciences and technology
External geophysics
Noisy sun conditions
Solar particle event
Noisy sun conditions
Cutoff rigidity
Aircrew radiation exposure
Cosmic radiation
Solar particle event
Storm activity
Field line
Geomagnetic field
Galactic cosmic rays
Quiet sun
Space research
Solar activity
Storms
Solar particles
Models
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Abstract In computer codes used to estimate the aircrew radiation exposure from galactic cosmic radiation, a quiet sun model is usually assumed. A revised computer code (PCAIRE ver. 8.0f) is used to calculate the impact of noisy sun conditions on aircrew radiation exposure. The revised code incorporates the effect of solar storm activity, which can perturb the geomagnetic field lines, altering cutoff rigidities and hence the shielding capability of the Earth’s magnetic field. The effect of typical solar storm conditions on aircrew radiation exposure is shown to be minimal justifying the usual assumptions.
AbstractList In computer codes used to estimate the aircrew radiation exposure from galactic cosmic radiation, a quiet sun model is usually assumed. A revised computer code (PCAIRE ver. 8.0f) is used to calculate the impact of noisy sun conditions on aircrew radiation exposure. The revised code incorporates the effect of solar storm activity, which can perturb the geomagnetic field lines, altering cutoff rigidities and hence the shielding capability of the Earth's magnetic field. The effect of typical solar storm conditions on aircrew radiation exposure is shown to be minimal justifying the usual assumptions.
Author Bennett, L.G.I.
Green, A.R.
Lewis, B.J.
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