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Workshops on Radiation Monitoring to assess Human Exposures inside the Solar SystemPreviously: Workshops on Radiation Monitoring for the International Space Station |
Twentyeighth WRMISS Workshop
Scientific Session 1
Reduction of uncertainty of radiation health risk assessment
G. ZhouAn application approach of LET- and charge-weighted quality factors to space LET measurements
M. NaitoScientific Session 2
ESADOS—ESA Support for Aircrew DOsimetry Services: Developing an Independent Source of Space Weather Data for Aircrew Radiation Dose Assessment
O. PlocBetween Sea Level and the ISS: Radiation Measurements in the SAA Region at Flight Altitudes II
M. M. MeierThe Relevance of the Space Weather Events in May 2024 to Radiation Protection in Aviation
K. SchennettenScientific Session 3
Almost 2500 days in space—the RAMIS radiation detector on the DLR Eu:CROPIS mission
M. RadenhäuserComposition and Spectral Characterization of Space Radiation in LEO Orbit at 600 km and 1200 km onboard JoeySat Satellite with MiniPix-Timepix3
C. GranjaRADCUBE-RADMAG instrument: technology demonstration & measurements
P. PinczésScientific Session 4
DOSIS and DOSIS 3D—active and passive radiation measurements in Columbus from 2009–2025
T. BergerDOSIS and DOSIS 3D—data from the DOSTEL instruments focusing on 2024–2025 with special emphasis on SPEs measured inside the ISS
M. BrüdernUpdate on the RadMap Telescope
M. LosekammISS-RAD Measurements through Solar Cycle 25 Min. to Max.
D. LaramoreScientific Session 5
Latest LIDAL measurements inside Columbus: particle flux and anisotropy
L. Di FinoLIDAL: Decoding Cosmic Radiation One Particle at a Time
V. BolettiLIDAL × GCRSimulator: Towards Characterizing simulated Space Radiation at the GSI-FAIR facility
L. LunatiScientific Session 6
Progress on Tissue Equivalent Dosimeters being developed at Oklahoma State University
E. BentonDOSTEL REM LIDAL Intercomparison 2025
L. NariciTimepix Measurements on the Space-X Polaris Dawn Flight
T. Campbell-RickettsScientific Session 7
Radiation exposure and shielding effects on the lunar surface
D. MatthiäMultifunctional Shielding Polymer (MSP)/PlasteelTM for Space Applications
L. SihverStatus of RadLab and Recent Database Development(s)
J. MillerScientific Session 8
ERFNet-DH: A Collaborative Environment for Advancing Space Radiation Research in Support of Human Exploration
L. ScavardaThe Human Interplanetary Exploration Radiation Risk Assessment System (HIERRAS)
P. TruscottDemonstration of HIERRAS
D. HeynderickxScientific Session 9
Recent Results from the Surface of Mars with RAD
D. HasslerRadiation Shielding by Natural Terrain on the Surface of Mars
G. CharpentierModelling Martian and Lunar Environments Using the GRAPPA with GRAS
P. TruscottScientific Session 10
Overview of the current NASA Mars Campaign Office (MCO) Radworks project portfolio
E. SemonesUltra-Sensitive dosimeter for Artemis: Enabling Lower Detection Limits in Space Radiation Measurement
M. FragkopoulouDevelopment of on-site passive dosimetry for space application
S. KodairaScientific Session 11
Development of the Canadian Active Neutron Spectrometer for the ISS and Lunar Gateway
L. TomiUpdate on the DLR M-42 instrument family and future missions
M. KasemannCzech Personal Active Dosimeter (CZPAD): Dosimetric Support for the First Czech Astronaut Mission
M. KakonaMoonRAD mission and science overview
A. HirnScientific Session 12
Update on the development of the Miniaturized Fast Neutron Detector (Mini-FND)
B. EhresmannARES Detector for Radiation Monitoring on the HLS and Gateway Vehicles
M. G. Ecord
Last update: 16 December 2025