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Radiation measurements in the International Space Station, Columbus module, in 2020–2022 with the LIDAL detector

Di Fino, L. ; Romoli, G. ; Santi Amantini, G. ; Boretti, V. ; Lunati, L. ; Berucci, C. ; Messi, R. ; Rizzo, A. ; Albicocco, P. ; De Donato, C. ; Masciantonio, G. ; Morone, M.C. ; Nobili, G. ; Baiocco, G. ; Mentana, A. ; Pullia, M. ; Tommasino, F. ; Carrubba, E. ; Bardi, A. ; Passerai, M. ; Castagnolo, D. ; Mascetti, G. ; Crisconio, M. ; Matthiä, D. ; Narici, L.

Life sciences in space research, 2023-11, Vol.39, p.26-42

Elsevier B.V

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    Radiation measurements in the International Space Station, Columbus module, in 2020–2022 with the LIDAL detector
  • Autor: Di Fino, L. ; Romoli, G. ; Santi Amantini, G. ; Boretti, V. ; Lunati, L. ; Berucci, C. ; Messi, R. ; Rizzo, A. ; Albicocco, P. ; De Donato, C. ; Masciantonio, G. ; Morone, M.C. ; Nobili, G. ; Baiocco, G. ; Mentana, A. ; Pullia, M. ; Tommasino, F. ; Carrubba, E. ; Bardi, A. ; Passerai, M. ; Castagnolo, D. ; Mascetti, G. ; Crisconio, M. ; Matthiä, D. ; Narici, L.
  • É parte de: Life sciences in space research, 2023-11, Vol.39, p.26-42
  • Descrição: The Light Ion Detector for ALTEA (LIDAL) is a new instrument designed to measure flux, energy spectra and Time of Flight of ions in a space habitat. It was installed in the International Space Station (Columbus) on January 19, 2020 and it is still operating. This paper presents the results of LIDAL measurements in the first 17 months of operation (01/2020–05/2022). Particle flux, dose rate, Time of Flight and spectra are presented and studied in the three ISS orthogonal directions and in the different geomagnetic regions (high latitude, low latitude, and South Atlantic Anomaly, SAA). The results are consistent with previous measurements. Dose rates range between 1.8 nGy/s and 2.4 nGy/s, flux between 0.21 particles/(sr cm2 s) and 0.32 particles/(sr cm2 s) as measured across time and directions during the full orbit. These data offer insights concerning the radiation measurements in the ISS and demonstrate the capabilities of LIDAL as a unique tool for the measurement of space radiation in space habitats, also providing novel information relevant to assess radiation risks for astronauts.
  • Editor: Elsevier B.V
  • Idioma: Inglês
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