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MANTS-GNN Meeting 2014

19–21 Sept 2014
Geneva, Switzerland
CET timezone

Session

Optical Sensors and Technology

21 Sept 2014, 09:00
Geneva, Switzerland

Geneva, Switzerland

CERN 385 Route de Meyrin 1217 Meyrin Switzerland

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  1. 19. pDOM for Next Generation IceCube
    Dr John Kelley (UW Madison)
    21/09/2014, 09:00
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    pDOM for Next Generation IceCube
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  2. 38. the km3net multi-pmt DOM
    aart heijboer (nikhef)
    21/09/2014, 09:15
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    I will discuss the km3net multi-pmt DOM: motivaiton and some aspects of the technical implementation.
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  3. 22. mDOM for Next Generation IceCube
    Dr Alexander Kappes (ECAP)
    21/09/2014, 09:35
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    Report on prototype of mDOM for Next Generation IceCube in Erlangen
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  4. 41. Design and studies for a new optical module for IceCube high energy extension
    Mr Romain Gaior (Chiba University)
    21/09/2014, 09:50
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    We present the design and the first studies on a double PMT optical module in the scope of IceCube high energy extension.
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  5. 24. The Baikal Optical Module for GVD
    Dr Vladimir Aynutdinov (INR Moscow)
    21/09/2014, 10:05
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    Design and results from the enineering array of the DOM of GVD
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  6. 25. The WOM approach for Next Generation IceCube
    Prof. Sebastian Boeser (University Mainz)
    21/09/2014, 10:20
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    A wavelength shifter based design for the NGIC DOM is presented
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  7. 0. IceVeto: A high energy extension for IceCube
    Jan Auffenberg (o=uwmad,ou=Institutions,dc=icecube,dc=wisc,dc=edu)
    21/09/2014, 10:40
    Optical Sensors and Technology
    Neutrino Astronomy in the Southern Hemisphere: Study of a cosmic-ray veto for the IceCube neutrino observatory. ICECUBE is the world’s largest high-energy neutrino observatory, built at the South Pole. The main backgrounds for extraterrestrial neutrino detection in ICECUBE are cosmic ray (CR) induced extensive air showers (EAS). One way to suppress these backgrounds in ICECUBE is to look...
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