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[en] A preliminary radiation study was performed for the SPS project in order to determine the energetic charged particle environment for the three major phases of an SPS mission: the low earth orbit (LEO), the transfer ellipse (TE), and the synchronous geostationary trajectory (GEO). For that purpose, extensive calculations were performed and a large data base was generated, processeed, and analyzed. The external (surface incident) charged particle intensities, predicted for the SPS in each mission phase, were determined by orbital flux integration from the latest environment models. Magnetic field definitions for the three trajectories were obtained from a current field model. Spatial and temporal variations or conditions were considered and accounted for, where possible. Limited shielding and dose evaluations were performed for a simple geometry. The results of this analysis are presented in tabular and graphical form
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Schimmerling, W.; Curtis, S.B. (eds.); California Univ., Berkeley (USA). Lawrence Berkeley Lab; p. 184-215; 15 Sep 1978; p. 184-215; Workshop on the radiation environment of the satellite power system; Berkeley, CA, USA; 15 Sep 1978
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Conference; Numerical Data
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BIOLOGICAL SHIELDING, CHARGED PARTICLES, CONSTRUCTION, COSMIC RAY FLUX, DATA, DEPTH DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS, EARTH MAGNETOSPHERE, ELECTRONS, ENERGETIC SOLAR PARTICLES, EXPERIMENTAL DATA, GRAPHS, MAGNETIC FIELDS, MAINTENANCE, ORBITS, PROTON SPECTRA, PROTONS, RADIATION DOSES, RADIATION FLUX, SATELLITES, SOLAR POWER PLANTS, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, TABLES, TRAJECTORIES, TRAPPED ELECTRONS, TRAPPED PROTONS
BARYONS, CATIONS, DATA FORMS, DISTRIBUTION, EARTH ATMOSPHERE, ELEMENTARY PARTICLES, FERMIONS, HADRONS, HYDROGEN IONS, HYDROGEN IONS 1 PLUS, INFORMATION, IONS, LEPTONS, NUCLEONS, NUMERICAL DATA, POWER PLANTS, RADIATION DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS, RADIATIONS, SHIELDING, SOLAR RADIATION, SPATIAL DOSE DISTRIBUTIONS, SPECTRA, STELLAR RADIATION
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