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6-9 July 2015
Moscow, Troitsk
Europe/Moscow timezone
Afternoon Session 6 July/B
Place
Location: Moscow, Troitsk
Address: Children School of Arts, Oktyabr'skij prospekt, 12
Date:
6 Jul 14:00 - 15:40
Conveners
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- Hitlin, David (Caltech)
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The First G-APD Cherenkov Telescope (FACT) has been operating since
October 2011. Its construction was a major step forward in establishing
solid state photon counters as detectors in focal plane
instrumentations. The camera is comprised of 1440 sensor arrays of
Geiger-mode avalanche photo diodes (G-APD), equipped with solid light
guides to increase the light collection area of each sensor.
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Presented by Thomas BRETZ
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6/7/2015
at
14:20
In order to improve hadron energy measurement, we are investigating to utilize active absorber in the sampling hadron calorimeter. The active absorber consists of heavy transparent material such as Lead Glass and thin photo-sensors attached to form sampling calorimeter. The detection of Cherenkov lights needs to overcome the low light yield and to have enough sensitivity for short wave length regi
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Presented by Tohru TAKESHITA
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6/7/2015
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15:00
The scintillation detectors characteristics of GAMMA-400 gamma-ray space telescope constructed with the implementation of silicon photomultipliers manufactured by different manufacturers are reported. The measurements were carried out at the technological model of the gamma-ray telescope. The efficiency, amplitude ant timing properties of fast plastic large area scintillators and also calorimeter
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Presented by Mikhail RUNTSO
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6/7/2015
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15:20
The DIAPHANE project is pluri-disciplinary collaboration between particle and ge
o-physicists to perform the tomography of large geological structure mainly devoted to the study of active volcanoes. The detector used for this tomography, hereafter referred to as telescope, uses a standard, robust, cost-effective and
well-known opto-electronics technology based on photomultipliers (either multic
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Presented by Jacques MARTEAU
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6/7/2015
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14:00
MAGIC is an imaging atmospheric telescope used for gamma ray astronomy. Both the original and the upgraded imaging telescope cameras in use rely on photomultipliers as the photon detectors. In preparation for their possible future use in MAGIC or subsequent telescopes, a camera module with silicon photomultiplier detectors has been developed for operation alongside the existing camera in the teles
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Presented by David FINK
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6/7/2015
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14:40
