Space poses a variety of radiation hazards. These hazards pose different risks for different missions depending on the mission environment, duration and requirements. This presentation presents a brief look at several radiation related hazards, including destructive and nondestructive Single-Event Effect, Total Ionizing Dose, Displacement Damage and Spacecraft Charging. The temporal and spatial characteristics for the environments of concern for each are considered.
Radiation Environment Effects on Spacecraft
2017
11 pages
Report
No indication
English
Unmanned Spacecraft , Manned Spacecraft , Environment effects , Radiation effects , Spacecraft contamination , Radiation hazards , Spacecraft charging , Risk , Single event upsets , Galactic cosmic rays , Charged particles , Ionizing radiation , Protons , Mission planning , Space plasmas , Avionics , Poisson equation , Displacement
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