论文信息 - Practical response to radiation assessment for spacecraft design

Practical response to radiation assessment for spacecraft design

An innovative radiative assessment system that combines the advantages of computer-aided design and enhanced radiative transport codes is described. An analysis of a Space Station habitat module is carried out. A scheme that makes it possible to account for anisotropies existing in the radiation environment of LEO is developed.

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