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NASA NTRS · 20030063002

AIR Instrument Array

Abstract

The large number of radiation types composing the atmospheric radiation requires a complicated combination of instrument types to fully characterize the environment. A completely satisfactory combination has not as yet been flown and would require a large capital outlay to develop. In that the funds of the current project were limited to essential integration costs, an international collaboration was formed with partners from six countries and fourteen different institutions with their own financial support for their participation. Instruments were chosen to cover sensitivity to all radiation types with enough differential sensitivity to separate individual components. Some instruments were chosen as important to specify the physical field component and other instruments were chosen on the basis that they could be useful in dosimetric evaluation. In the present paper we will discuss the final experimental flight package for the ER-2 flight campaign.

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Jones, I. W., Wilson, J. W., Maiden, D. L., Goldhagen, P., Shinn, J. L.. 2003-02-01. AIR Instrument Array. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20030063002

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