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  • Title: Results of dosimetric measurements in space missions.
    Author: Reitz G, Beaujean R, Heilmann C, Kopp J, Leicher M, Strauch K.
    Journal: Adv Space Res; 1998; 22(4):495-500. PubMed ID: 11542777.
    Abstract:
    Detector packages consisting of plastic nuclear track detectors, nuclear emulsions, and theromoluminescence detectors were exposed at different locations inside the space laboratory Spacelab and at the astronauts' body and in different sections of the MIR space station. Total dose, particle fluence rate and linear energy transfer (LET) spectra of heavy ions, number of nuclear disintegrations and fast neutron fluence rates were determined of each exposure. The dose equivalent received by the Payload specialists (PSs) were calculated from the measurements, they range from 190 microSv d-1 to 770 microSv d-1. Finally, a preliminary investigation of results from a particle telescope of two silicon detectors, first used in the last BIORACK mission on STS 76, is reported.
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