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ARENA 2014

9–12 Jun 2014
US/Eastern timezone
Proceedings are due October 1st, 2014.

ARENA 2014 conference secretariat

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Mon AM II

9 Jun 2014, 10:50

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  1. 44. Lake Baikal acoustic neutrino activities
    Prof. Nikolay Budnev (Irkutsk State University)
    09/06/2014, 10:50
    Mon AM II - Acoustic
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  2. 43. Status and Recent Results of the Acoustic Neutrino Detection Test System AMADEUS of ANTARES
    Dr Robert Lahmann (Erlangen Centre for Astroparticle Physics)
    09/06/2014, 11:15
    Mon AM II - Acoustic
    The technique of acoustic neutrino detection is a promising approach for future large-scale ultra-high-energy neutrino detectors in water. To investigate this technique in the deep sea, the AMADEUS system has been integrated into the ANTARES neutrino telescope in the Mediterranean Sea. Installed at a depth of more than 2000m, the 36 acoustic sensors of AMADEUS are based on piezo-ceramics...
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  3. 7. Simulation chain and signal classification for acoustic neutrino detection in sea water
    Mr Dominik Kiessling (Erlangen Centre for Astroparticle Physics)
    09/06/2014, 11:40
    Mon AM II - Acoustic
    Acoustic neutrino detection is a promising approach to extend the energy range of neutrino telescopes to energies beyond 10^{18} eV. Current water-Cherenkov-neutrino-telescopes, like e.g. KM3NeT, include acoustical sensors in addition to the optical ones. While the main purpose of these acoustic sensors is the position calibration of the detection units, they could be used as instruments for...
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  4. 0. Recent developments in the construction of a line array projector for the calibration of Acoustic Neutrino Telescopes
    Prof. Sean Danaher (Northumbria University)
    09/06/2014, 12:00
    Mon AM II - Acoustic
    Recent developments in the construction of a line array projector for the calibration of Acoustic Neutrino Telescopes
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  5. 38. Fiber based hydrophones for ultra-high energy neutrino detection
    Dr Robert Lahmann (Erlangen Centre for Astroparticle Physics)
    09/06/2014, 12:20
    Mon AM II - Acoustic
    To survey large volumes of water for acoustic signals from neutrino interactions, optical fiber-based hydrophones could potentially have several advantages over conventional hydrophones based on piezo ceramics. Optical fibers form a natural way to create a distributed sensing system in which several sensors are attached to a single fiber. The detection system in this case will consist of...
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