Publication Date:
2019-07-13
Description:
The Natural Environments Branch at Marshall Space Flight Center is an integral part of many NASA satellite and launch vehicle programs, providing analyses of the space and terrestrial environments that are used for program development efforts, operational support, and anomaly investigations. These capabilities include model development, instrument build and testing, analysis of space and terrestrial related data, spacecraft charging anomaly investigations, surface and internal charging modeling, space environment definition, and radiation assessments for electronic parts. All aspects of space and terrestrial design are implemented with the goal of devising missions that are successful from launch to operations in the space environment of LEO, polar, GEO, and interplanetary orbits.
Keywords:
Launch Vehicles and Launch Operations; Space Sciences (General)
Type:
M14-3442
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Space Weather Workshop; Apr 08, 2014 - Apr 11, 2014; Boulder, CO; United States
Format:
application/pdf
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