Long term variations of galactic cosmic radiation on board the International Space Station, on the Moon and on the surface of Mars | Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate

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(a) Oulu NM count rates; (b) GOES 15 proton flux > 100 MeV; (c) daily dose rates for CRaTER_D1/D2; (d) daily dose rates for D3D_D-1 (dark blue) and D3D_D-2 (dark red) based on HL-value cut; Numbers (1–4) correspond to the events listed in Table 4; and (e) daily dose rates measured with the MSL-RAD_B detector for the same time period.

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