Solar-Terrestrial
Influences Laboratory (STIL) Space Radiation Investigation Group
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What are we doing? |
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Space radiation investigation group of
Solar-terrestrial influences laboratory (STIL) is working now on the: - Analysis of the obtained space
radiation data from “MIR” and ISS space stations and from long-term
commercial aircraft flights; - Development,
calibrations, testing and operations of a new generation space and airborne
256 channels spectrometry systems of Liulin-4 type. New: Spurný, F., Ts. Dachev, Long-Term Monitoring of the Onboard Aircraft Exposure Level With
Si-Diode Based Spectrometer, Advances in Space Research, 32, No 1, 53-58, 2003. More details for the presented below spectrometry systems
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Liulin instrument
worked successfully on MIR space station in 1988-1994 time frame |
Liulin-E094 instrument operated by Second crew on ISS in May-August 2001 time frame |
Two of the Liulin-MKC dosimeters and CIU, which will be operated on
Russian segment of ISS for 15 years. Launch is scheduled for 2003 |
Large size Liulin
spectrometer for up to 100 days aircraft dosimetry use |
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R3D view as mounted inside of EXPOSE facility. It will
flow on ESA EXPOSE facility on International Space Station for 1.5 years |
R3D-B instrument, which is prepared for ESA Biopan mission on Foton-1M
satellite |
8 channel Data
Acquisition System with a GPS receiver for 3D geographical and time
positioning |
Liulin spectrometer for aircraft dosimetry with rechargeable Sony
Li-ion battery for about 30 days use |
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How
to contact us: Telephone:
+359 2 870 0307
or +359 2 979 3209 FAX: +359 2 979 7080 or +359 2 870
0178 Mail
address: Solar-Terrestrial Influences Laboratory, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Acad. G. Bonchev
St. Block 3 1113 Sofia, Bulgaria E-Mail: General Information: Senior Res. Sci. Tsvetan Dachev, Ph. D. Last modified: 22 June 2004 |
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