The principal source of radiation for low-earth-orbit, low inclination space flights is in the area of the South Atlantic magnetic anomaly. None of the Gemini dose measurements reported in the paper are of high enough intensity to be considered hazardous. There is a trend toward larger doses as missions are flown higher and longer. Extended orbital operations between 1400 and 4400 kilometers would encounter high interior radiation levels. Pronounced spacecraft geometry effects have been measured in manned spacecraft. Instrumentation for radiation measurements on Gemini spacecraft is described.
Radiation dosimetry for the Gemini program
1972-03-01
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Radiation Dosimetry for the Gemini Program
NTIS | 1972
|Radiation dosimetry for the gemini program
TIBKAT | 1972
|Radiation dosimetry on the Gemini and Apollo missions.
NTRS | 1968
|Radiation dosimetry on the Gemini and Apollo missions.
AIAA | 1968
|A review of Gemini and Apollo astronaut dosimetry data
NTRS | 1969
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