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Conferences & Meetings Government & Military Radiation Links University & Industry Radiation Links Radiation Effects Parts Data Bases/Lists Radiation-Related Flight Projects Radiation Test Facilities We Frequent
Other Useful Radiation-Related Pages Military and Aerospace FPGA and Applications (MAFA) Meeting
November 27-29, 2007, Palm Beach, FL - check out the
MAFA Meeting
Components for Military & Space Electronics Conference & Exhibition (CMSE)
February 11-14, 2008 in San Diego, CA - check out the
CMSE Web Site.
IEEE Aerospace Conference
March 1-8, 2008 in Big Sky, Montana - check out the
IEEE Aerospace Conference Web Site.
Single Event Effects (SEE) Symposium
April 15-17, 2008 in Long Beach, CA - check out the
SEE Symposium Web Site.
SPIE Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation
June 23-28, 2008 Marseille, France - check out the
SPIE Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation Web Site.
IEEE NSREC
July 14-18, 2008 in Tucson, AZ - check out the
IEEE-NSREC home page.
RADECS
September 10-12, 2008, Jyväskylä, Finland - the European Conference on Radiation and its Effects on Components and Systems (RADECS) conference - check out the
RADECS home page.
Living With A Star/Space Environment Testbed
For information, please contact Mike Xapsos or Chikia Barnes or check out the LSW/SET homepage
ESA Radiation Effects and Component Analysis Techniques Section
For information, please contact Christian Poivey, or check out the
ESA Radiation Effects and Component Analysis Techniques Section Home Page
NASA/Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) For information, please contact Steve McClure, or check out the JPL RADATA Home Page
Naval Research Lab (NRL) For information, please contact Robert Walters, or check out the NRL Radiation Effects Branch Home Page or the REDEX Home Page
USAF Rome Laboratory (RL/ERDA)Check out the RL Home Page
Sandia National Laboratories For information, please contact Fred Sexton, or Paul Dodd,
or check out the Sandia Home Page
Naval Surface Warfare Center For information, please contact Thomas Turflinger
Programmable Technologies Web Site
NASA/GSFC Code 311-Parts Information
NASA/Lewis Space Environment Effects Branch (SEEB)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Space Environment Lab (SEL)University & Industry Radiation Links:
Applied Physics Lab (APL) For information, please contact Jim Kinnison, or Dave Roth, or check out the APL Home Page
Clemson University For information, please contact Pete McNulty, or check out the Clemson Home Page
Vanderbilt University For information, please contact Ken Galloway, or check out the Vanderbilt Home Page
University of Arizona (UA) Check out the Radiation Effects Laboratory Home Page
Aerospace Corp. For information, please contact Rocky Koga
Stapor Research, Inc. Radiation Effects Analysis For information, please contact Bill Stapor
Radiation & Health Physics, University of Michigan
IEEE - NSREC home page or IEEE home pageRadiation Effects Parts Data Bases/Lists/Etc.:
Devices we've tested for SEE, and test reports
List of devices tested for TID since 1991 by Unisys.
NASA/GSFC Assurance Technologies WWW Virtual Library for Engineering and Electrical Engineering
NASA/GSFC's PPL (preferred parts list) and NASA Parts Selection List (NPSL)
NASA/GSFC's Electrical, Electronic, and Electromechanical Parts Information Management Web System (limited access)
NASA/GSFC's EEE Links - parts, packaging, and process info
NASA/JPL's RADATA Database
NRL's REDEX Data Base
DASIAC's ERRIC Database
COMponent RADiation (COMRAD) SPUR Electron Limited of Havant U.K. and the British National Space Centre (BNSC) radiation test data.Radiation-Related Flight Projects:
NASA/GSFC's SAMPEX page
NASA/GSFC's TOMS page
NRL's Clementine page
CRRES home page Radiation Test Facilities We Frequent:
Brookhaven National Laboratory SEUTF (BNL - heavy ion)
Lawrence Berkeley Labs 88" Cyclotron (LBL - heavy ion)
Texas A & M University Cyclotron (TAMU - heavy ion)
Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI - proton) (OK, so I only wish we could test here...)
Michigan State University National Superocnducting Cyclotron Laboratory (MSU - heavy ion and proton) For more information, please contact Ray Ladbury.
University of California at Davis Crocker Nuclear Lab (UCD - proton)
Indiana University Cyclotron (IU - proton)Other Useful Radiation-Related Pages:
CREME96 (Cosmic Ray Effects on Micro Electronics) For moreinformation, please contact Allan Tylka.
Environmental Health
WWW Virtual Library - Nuclear Engineering
Todd's Atomic Home Page
Nuclear Information WWW Server
Other cool not-necessarily-radiation links
If you know of any other good links, pages, or documents, please let me know! Martha O'Bryan