The radiation environment of the geostationary orbit for magnetically quiet conditions according to data from the Raduga communication satellites

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Energetic Particles, Geosynchronous Orbits, Magnetospheric Electron Density, Magnetospheric Proton Density, Radiation Belts, Raduga Satellite, Auroral Zones, High Energy Electrons, Magnetic Disturbances

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An analysis is made of data on integral proton fluxes at energies ranging from 270 keV to 5 MeV and of differential fluxes of low-energy (0.3-5 keV) electrons in geostationary orbit under magnetically quiet conditions characterized by a Kp index not greater than 1. The results make it possible to predict the radiation environment of the geostationary orbit under magnetically quiet conditions. It is concluded that the features of the spatial distribution of low-energy electrons along the geostationary orbit are due to isolated substorm disturbances.

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