Radiation Protection Activities for Aircrew in Korea Jaejin Lee, Junga Hwang, Kyung-Suk Cho, Hiroshi Yasuda* andYoung-Deuk Park Korea Astronomy and Space.

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Radiation Protection Activities for Aircrew in Korea Jaejin Lee, Junga Hwang, Kyung-Suk Cho, Hiroshi Yasuda* andYoung-Deuk Park Korea Astronomy and Space Science, Korea * National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan

Cross-Polar Routes Flight of Incheon-Washington DC More than 13 airlines have operated the cross-polar routes since Why airline companies want to fly over polar region? Cross-polar routes save time, fuel and cost. About 30 min faster than non-polar routes. An airline can save US$ 5M a year. However, there are some concerns Radiation increase Communication Cold weather Navigation error

Polar Route operation of Korean Airlines - Korean Air(KAL) has operated flight on cross-polar route since Asiana Airlines have operated flight on cross-polar route since More than 600,000 passengers used the polar routes

Public Issue: Radiation on polar route Radiation on polar route was issued by TV program in Korea.

Legislation in Korea Definition of Cosmic Radiation - Radiation from Sun and Deep Space to Earth atmosphere By this law, Airline companies should monitor and record radiation dose of crews. Korean government should provide guidelines to protect crews and passengers from cosmic radiation.

Measurement of Radiation Liulin-6K LET spectrometer Gamma scout GPS logger. Size: 110 x 100 x 45 mm Detector: Solid State Detector Mass: 0.75 kg Dose Range: 0.93  Sv ~ 156 mSv - Comparison of Liulin and TEPC -

Radiation on the cross-polar routes Total Dose : uSv

Measurement with different instrument Liulin measurement Neutron Detector (NCN1, WENDI) There are no perfect instrument for measuring dose at aircraft altitude.

Radiation on the cross-polar routes Date Polar route (NY-ICN) North pacific route (ICN-NY) Oct (uSv)65.85 (uSv) Nov (uSv)65.83 (uSv) Nov (uSv)88.78 (uSv) Average84.7 (uSv)73.48 (uSv) CARI-6M84.9 (uSv)64.3 (uSv)

Calculated by CARI-6M with 2008 heliocentric potential

Annual radiation dose comparison JISCARDCARI-6EPCARDPCAIRE Flight Crew (A300, B777) Solar Max 0.15 ~ ~ ~ ~ 2.55 Solar Min 0.17 ~ ~ ~ ~ 3.6 Cabin Crew Solar Max 1.85 ~ ~ ~ ~ 3.82 Solar Min 2.59 ~ ~ ~ ~ 5.54

Report for Korean Government 1.Guideline on the annual dose of 6 mSv for aircrew. (Pregnant women should be exposed less than 1 mSv) 2.Dose control and management with model 3.Considering space weather effect in estimating radiation dose 4.Education for crew 5.Continuous measurement and improve dose calculation program

Space Weather on Polar Route Do you think airline companies could operate cross-polar routes at this time ?

Conclusion Still we don’t fully understand what happen on the cross-polar route during severe space storm. We need to do continuous measurement of radiation and improve dose calculation program. International collaboration is required for Standard of Radiation measurement at the altitude of aircraft Standard of assessment of radiation dose of aircrew

Thank You