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Integration of Solar Storms with Galactic Cosmic Rays: Consequences for Satellite Operations

This paper gives an overview of the terms space weather, coronal mass ejections (CMEs), galactic cosmic rays (GCRs) and their impact on satellites. To detect a CME and its counterpart interplanetary coronal mass ejection (ICME), coronagraph and instruments for measuring interplanetary plasma properties are needed, respectively. Plasma measurements used in this paper are taken from SWE and MAG instruments on the spacecraft Wind. In addition, the coronagraphs on board SOHO and STEREO-A and -B spacecraft are used to provide stereoscopic image of CMEs. This paper will explain how CMEs impact GCRs and telecommunications and will provide the interpretation of CME measurements from an event that happened on 16/06/2010.

coronal mass ejection ; galactic cosmic rays ; satellite ; space weather ; telecommunications

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