9-12 June 2014
US/Eastern timezone
Proceedings are due October 1st, 2014.

End to end calibration of the ARA detector

12 Jun 2014, 11:50
20m
Thurs AM II - In-Ice Neutrino Detail Th AM II

Speaker

Prof. Keiichi Mase (Chiba University)

Description

Coherent Cherenkov radio emissions from particle cascades were predicted by Askaryan, and the emissions were firstly detected at SLAC from the electro-magnetic cascades. Askaryan Radio Array (ARA) is being built at the South Pole to observe cosmogenic neutrinos by detecting the coherent radio emissions with the large instrumental area of about 100 km^2. We are planning an end to end calibration of the ARA detectors by using a LINAC installed at the Telescope Array experiment site. The detail of the calibration and the current status will be presented.

Primary author

Prof. Keiichi Mase (Chiba University)

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