Detection of cosmic rays in the SKALTA experiment

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Detection of cosmic rays in the SKALTA experiment M. Bombara 1, A. Dirner 1,2, K. Kudela 2, Z. Mimovičová 1, Š. Parimucha 1, P. Přidal 3, K. Smolek 3 1 Faculty of Science, P.J. Šafárik University, Košice, Slovakia 2 Institute of Experimental Physics, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Košice, Slovakia 3 Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic Marek Bombara, IPPOG 2011, 16. 04. 2011 1

c A) LHC:7TeV + 7TeV ->10x1017eV@Lab Sys 1.2 空気シャワー 5 SKALTA as a detector 図 1.1: 宇宙線のエネルギースペクトル r The SKALTA (SlovaKiAn Large-area coincidence Time Array) experiment measures secondary cosmic rays originating from an interaction of primary cosmic ray particle with atmosphere. al y 図 1.2: 宇宙線シャワーの概念図 *)+#,)/$%#+012,-!"#$%&'()( 3(0$67,)/$%#+012,-% 3'$4()15)$6" 図 1.3: 電磁シャワーとハドロンシャワー The working station is composed of three scintillation detectors each with the dimensions 60x60 cm. All three detectors are connected in coincidence. The detectors are arranged into a triangle with side length of 10 m. The area of the triangle defines a minimal size of the shower and therefore a minimal energy of original primary particle (> 1014 ev)..,)"' 89(: 45$ /'&'0&123 $%&'()*%+,%-.!"#! 6+'0&21-%03 57 Using the time difference among the signals from the detectors the point in the sky can be localized (up to a certain resolution) from which the original primary particle came from. By the measuring of the exact time by GPS (Global Positioning System) the data from other workstations (i.e. CZELTA in Czech Republic) can be compared and long distance correlations can be studied. 2

SKALTA as a team member SKALTA is a part of sparse network of similar detector stations covered huge area of Globe north hemisphere. CZELTA: Czech Republic NALTA: Canada RoLTA: Romenia All data are stored at one place (ČVUT, Prague), the data format is the same and data access is enabled to the all stations - very useful for shower correlation analysis [CZELTA] Pardubice - Gymnázium [CZELTA] Opava - Gymnázium [CZELTA] Opava - Slezská Univerzita [CZELTA] Střední průmyslová škola Kladno [CZELTA] Ústav technické a experimentální fyziky [CZELTA] Opava - Slezská Univerzita 2 [SKALTA] Košice UPJŠ [CZELTA] Ústav technické a experimentální fyziky - Experimental [CZELTA] Pardubice - SPŠE [NALTA] Edmonton - O'Leary [NALTA] Edmonton - O'Brien [NALTA] Edmonton - Holy Trinity [NALTA] Edmonton - MacDonald [NALTA] Edmonton - Maddock [NALTA] Thorhild [NALTA] Grande Prairie [NALTA] Edmonton - Norbuck [NALTA] Victoria - AltaBC [NALTA] Vergeville [NALTA] Medicine Hat [NALTA] Edmonton - Physroofe [NALTA] Edmonton - L. St. Laurent [NALTA] Edmonton - J. Percy Page [NALTA] Edmonton - McNally [NALTA] Edmonton - Beaumont [UK] London - Rickmansworth School [UK] London - Highgate school [RoLTA] Bucharest - Magurele 3

SKALTA as a student s lab One of the main purposes of SKALTA project (and the other projects as well) is installing the stations on the roofs of Grammar Schools - the students can work with real scientific data which makes the educational process much more attractive. Example of student s work in CZELTA: web interface for data access measurement of event direction Jakub Čermák, Pardubice 4

Shower absorption in different materials ECAL CMS - PbWO4 Atmosphere as a calorimeter γ The absorption capability of atmosphere changes with air density, air temperature, altitude, etc. Hence the shower absorption in atmosphere changes according to the actual air absorption capability. 5

SKALTA as a barometer 4000 Pocet udalosti za den meranych experimentom SKALTA od 30.6.2010 do 17.1.2011 3500 3000 SKALTA events per day huc Entries 147 Mean 116.4 RMS 55.71 2500 2000 1500 1100 1000 Priemerny denny tlak vzduchu od 30.6.2010 do 17.1.2011 na kosickom letisku 1080 1060 1040 1020 Average atmospheric pressure at Košice Airport per day htc Entries 147 Mean 115.4 RMS 56.32 1000 980 960 940 920 900 Jul10 Aug10 Sep10 Okt10 Nov10 Dec10 Jan11 We can see anti-correlation by eye, even the distance between those places is about 7 km. The bigger atmospheric pressure the bigger air density above the place the higher probability of the shower absorption the less particles from the shower reach the ground the less particles detected by SKALTA 6

SKALTA as a barometer # per day Even if the distance between SKALTA and Košice airport is about 7 km we see very nice anti-correlation. Atmospheric pressure [hpa] In the near future we plan to install meteorological station at SKALTA in order to have much more precise measurement of temperature and atmospheric pressure of the place. 7

Summary SKALTA - the only one of its kind (for detecting showers with energy of original primary particle bigger than 10 14 ev and for educational purposes) in Slovakia so far big educational potential in the future - installing more SKALTA stations on the grammar school roofs 8