Published June 2010 | Version v1
Report

Intercomparison and verification of active dosemeters for space

  • 1. Univ. of Kiel, Kiel (Germany)
  • 2. German Aerospace Centre (DLR), Cologne (Germany)
  • 3. National Inst. of Radiological Sciences, Chiba, Chiba (Japan)

Description

In preparation of manned missions to the planet Mars and the radiation protection for the International Space Station several electronic dosimetry instruments are used in space. All these instruments have different abilities. This project is to characterize the differences between three of these instruments. These are the MATROSHKA/SSD (Silicon Scintillator Detector), the ExoMars/IRAS (Ionizing Radiation Sensor) and the MSL/RAD (Radiation Assessment Detector) instruments; each of these instruments has the ability to provide dosimetry data for radiation protection. In two of these instruments the organic scintillator BC-430 is used. This material shows a non linear quenching effect which shall be investigated and characterized with this project. (author)

Part of:
2009 annual report of the research project with heavy ions at NIRS-HIMAC

Additional details

Publishing Information

Imprint Title
2009 annual report of the research project with heavy ions at NIRS-HIMAC
Imprint Pagination
338 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 225-226
Report number
NIRS-M--234

Optional Information

Notes
This record replaces 45037410
Secondary number(s)
HIMAC--134