- Work Packages and Project Groups
- Cosmic Rays Info
- EU grant related documents
- NMDB conferences
- NMDB publications
- NMDB reports
- Public outreach: telecon on 17 April 2009 about the progress of the PO web site
- WP1 Management
- WP2 Architectural design
- WP3 Guidelines for data acquisition
- WP4 User tools
- WP5 Applications/services
- 5.1 Real time GLE alert
- 5.2 Calculation of GLE parameters in real time
- 5.3 Calculation of Ionization and Radiation Dose Rates in the Earth's Atmosphere
- 5.4.1 Hourly cosmic ray variations and their longitude and pitch angle distribution
- 5.4.2 CR parameters outside the geomagnetosphere
- 5.5 Daily/monthly cosmic ray spectrum
- 5.6 Calculation of CR fluctuations
- 5.7 Documentation
- WP6 Training and dissemination / public outreach
5.1 Real time GLE alert
IZMIRAN, NKUA, Almaty, Kosice, UBERN, Aragats, TAU. Delivery month: 20
Implementation of an automated real time system to generate ALERTs of solar cosmic ray events, so called ground level enhancements (GLE), based on methods developed by NKUA, IZMIRAN, and TAU.
When an increase in the count rates of NMs is detected with a clear evidence for a GLE, the system generates an ALERT signal which e.g is sent out by e-mail. To avoid false ALERTs for solar cosmic ray events, at least three stations in real-time will be used for the analysis. While an intensity increase at an individual station is ambiguous, the simultaneous increase at several stations is a reliable sign of a solar event.
Alternatively or as a complement, the NM data can be combined with measurements of X-rays aboard GOES satellites. In this case data from even only one NM may be useful. The performance of these strategies will have to be tested by using the ALERT program with the real-time database.
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| Deliverable WP5.1-Alert-final.doc | 764 KB |
| Alert for NMDB stations-TAU.pdf | 112.42 KB |
| Deliverable WP5.1-Alert-final.pdf | 780.43 KB |

