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High-Energy Electron Forecasts	Low-Energy Electron Nowcasts	Ground Based Observations	Solar Energetic Particles	Radiation Dose	Post Event Analysis	Validation	Archive

BAS model fluxes ▼ 300 keV electron flux 800 keV electron flux 2 MeV electron flux >300 keV electron flux >800 keV electron flux >2 MeV electron flux	ONERA model fluxes ▼ 300 keV electron flux 800 keV electron flux 2 MeV electron flux >300 keV electron flux >800 keV electron flux >2 MeV electron flux	BAS model movies ▼ 2 MeV electron flux	ONERA model movies ▼ 2 MeV electron flux

The plots below show the evolution of the daily fluence of >2 MeV electrons (as colour bars in each top panel) for three orbit types. The daily fluence is related to deep dielectric charging in spacecraft. The ⋄ symbols in the GEO plot represent the daily fluence measured by the primary GOES satellite.

Geostationary Orbit: 24 hour electron fluence >2 MeV

Galileo/GPS Orbit: 24 hour electron fluence >2 MeV

Slot Region Orbit: 24 hour electron fluence >2 MeV

Last updated at 07:31 UTC on 21 May 2013 Next update at 08:35 UTC on 21 May 2013

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