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Radiation exposure and mission strategies for interplanetary manned missions

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posted on 2024-11-15, 04:54 authored by C Cougnet, N Crosby, C Foullon, D Heynderickx, S Eckersley, V Guarnieri, C Lobascio, S Masiello, P Parodi, M A Perino, R Rampini, Susanna GuatelliSusanna Guatelli, Maria G Pia, A Holmes-Siedle, P Nieminen, G Parisi, V Tamburini, P Spillantini, E Tracino
Cosmic radiation is an important problem for human interplanetary missions. The ‘‘Radiation Exposure and Mission Strategies for Interplanetary Manned Missions–REMSIM’’ study is summarised here. They are related to current strategies and countermeasures to ensure the protection of astronauts from radiation during interplanetary missions, with specific reference to: radiation environment and its variability; radiation effects on the crew; transfer trajectories and associated fluences; vehicle and surface habitat concepts; passive and active shielding concepts; space weather monitoring and warning systems.

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Cougnet, C., Crosby, N., Foullon, C., Heynderickx, D., Eckersley, S., Guarnieri, V., Lobascio, C., Masiello, S., Parodi, P., Perino, M. A., Rampini, R., Guatelli, S., Pia, M. G., Holmes-Siedle, A., Nieminen, P., Parisi, G., Tamburini, V., Spillantini, P. & Tracino, E. (2005). Radiation exposure and mission strategies for interplanetary manned missions. Earth, Moon and Planets, 94 279-285.

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Earth, Moon and Planets

Volume

94

Issue

3/04/2024

Pagination

279-285

Language

English

RIS ID

65991

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