Radiation exposure measurement onboard civil aircraft
1 Universität Kiel, 24118 Kiel, Germany
2 DLR Köln, 51140 Köln, Germany
* Corresponding author: r.beaujean{at}email.uni-kiel.de
The active dosemeter DOSTEL based on two silicon planar detectors was flown on civil aircraft flights to study the radiation exposure of air crew members. The altitude and latitude dependence of count and dose rates as well as long-term variations are measured. After calibration of the DOSTEL response against measurements of a TEPC instrument, total dose-equivalent values for various flights are compared with H*(10) calculations by EPCARD yielding a ratio of 1.02 ± 0.09 (standard variation).
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