Lecture

Particle Flux in Earth Environment

Description

This lecture covers the particle flux in the Earth's environment, including solar particle flux following a CME, cosmic particles of galactic origin, single-event effects on digital devices, the South Atlantic Anomaly, increased cosmic particle flux at higher altitudes, radiation definitions and expressions, physiological effects of radiation, and annual cosmic radiation exposure for various activities.

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