Nowcast and forecast of galactic cosmic ray (GCR) and solar energetic particle (SEP) fluxes in magnetosphere and ionosphere – Extension of WASAVIES to Earth orbit | Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate

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Table 1

List of experimental data used for validating WASAVIES-EO.

Quantity	Instrument	Satellite	Date & GLE	Reference
Absorbed dose rate in silicon	DOSTEL	US Laboratory of ISS	15–16 Apr. 2001	Reitz et al. (2005)
Absorbed dose rate in silicon	DOSTEL	US Laboratory of ISS	GLE 60	Reitz et al. (2005)
Absorbed dose rate in silicon	Liulin-5 in MATROSHKA-R	MIM1 module of ISS	17 May 2012	Semkova et al. (2014)
Absorbed dose rate in silicon	Liulin-5 in MATROSHKA-R	MIM1 module of ISS	GLE 71	Semkova et al. (2014)
Absorbed dose rate in silicon	DOSTEL	Columbus module of ISS	10–11 Sep. 2017	Berger et al. (2018)
Absorbed dose rate in silicon	DOSTEL	Columbus module of ISS	GLE 72	Berger et al. (2018)
Proton flux above 100 MeV	MEPED	NOAA-15, 18, 19	10–11 Sep. 2017	Evans and Greer (2000)
Proton flux above 100 MeV	MEPED	POES	GLE 72	Evans and Greer (2000)

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