OBJECTIVES:
The objective was to develop a method for a real-time prediction of dose loads on the crews of manned space flight.
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APPROACH:
Acquisition and processing of experimental data on a daily-average dose rate, solar activity parameters and investigation of their relation to orbit ballistic parameters.
RESULTS:
It was for the first time throughout the International Space Station (ISS) and Mir dose measurement period that the counting rates recorded by both R-16 channels on the ISS in 2001-2002 were nearly the same during some time intervals. This effect may arise from the decreases of relativistic electron fluxes in the outer radiation belt.
Bondarenko VA, Mitrikas VG, Tsetlin VV. Spatial distribution of local absorbed doses inside the Russian segment of the International Space Station.
Aviakosm Ekolog Med. 2011. Jul-Aug;45(4):22-7. [

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Shafirkin AV, Akatov IuA, Archangel'skii VV, Bondarenko VA, Kolomenskii AV, Mitrikas VG, Petrov VM, Tsetlin VV. The assessment of radiation hazards in the "MIR" and ISS orbist from the data of vehicle and personal dosimetric monitoring.
Aviakosm Ekolog Med. 2002;36(1):49-55. [

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Tsetlin VV, Akatov IuA, Arkhangel'skii VV, Mitrikas VG, Bondarenko VA, Makin SA. [Some results of radiaton monitoring of the ISS Russian segment in 2000-2005],
Aviakosm Ekolog Med. 2006. Sep-Oct, 40(5):21-5. [

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Tverskaya LV, Panasyuk MI, Reizman SY, Sosnovets EN, Teltsov MV, Tsetlin VV. The features of radiation dose variations onboard ISS and Mir space station: comparative study.
Adv Space Res. 2004;34(6):1424-8. [

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