In addition, a large number of EVAs is planned during the construction phase, which spans the next solar maximum. Dale Ferguson and Dave Snyder of NASA Lewis. This report contains recommendations for warning systems and shielding.
False alarms seem to be a considerable concern.
Impacts of the new, higher latitude orbit of ISS require some consideration of the new space environment issues, but it is not clear what coordination exists to address this expected need. ISS design is apparently fixed at this point. Dr. Wilson described the Langley role of mainly code development for analyzing radiation transport through diverse materials. Again, the changed environment due to the increased ISS orbit inclination seems to be a concern given the lack of auroral zone radiation models. In addition to surface degradation, buried charge from deep deposition in locations such as the South Atlantic Anomaly is of interest.