SEU Flight Data Analysis
We analyze the spaceflight Single Event Effect (SEE) data for the emerging commercial technologies utilized in NASA spacecraft and experiments.
Data analyses from SAMPEX, CRUX, and TOMS were performed here at NASA/GSFC by Christina Seidleck of Hughes ST Systems, and
Janet Barth of GSFC's Radiation Physics Office. Clementine data will (hopefully) be available via
Mark Johnson of Naval Research Lab (NRL). Mission-specific information is available under the separate links below.
The paper Single Event Effect Flight Data Analysis of Multiple NASA
Spacecraft and Experiments; Implications to Spacecraft Electrical Designs by C.M. Seidleck, K.A. LaBel, et. al. investigates in-flight SEEs observed on CRUX, SAMPEX, and TOMS.
Flight data available:
- SAMPEX flight data
- NASA/GSFC's SAMPEX page
- CRUX flight data
- TOMS flight data
- NASA/GSFC's TOMS page
- Clementine flight data *
-
NRL's Clementine page
- CRRES flight data *
- CRRES home page
- HST data
- MPTB flight data
- * We hope to make data available, still working on access
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Curator: Martha O'Bryan
Last Revised April 2, 2001
A service of the Radiation Effects and Analysis Group,
Kenneth A. LaBel, Group Leader