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The Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF) spacecraft
flew in a 28.5 deg inclination circular orbit with an
altitude in the range from 319.4 to 478.7 km. For this
orbital altitude and inclination, two components
contribute most of the penetrating charge particle
radiation encountered - the galactic cosmic rays and the
geomagnetically trapped Van Allen protons. Where
shielding is less than 1.0 g/sq cm geomagnetically
trapped electrons make a significant contribution. The
'Vette' models together with the associated magnetic
field models and the solar conditions were used to obtain
the trapped electron and proton omnidirectional fluences
reported previously. Results for directional proton
spectra using the MSFC anisotropy model for solar minimum
and 463 km altitude (representative for the LDEF mission)
were also reported. The directional trapped proton flux
as a function of mission time is presented considering
altitude and solar activity variation during the mission.
These additional results represent an extension of
previous calculations to provide a more definitive
description of the LDEF trapped proton exposure.
Date Published: 2016-10-02 19:39:39
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_19930020444
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Language: english
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