5th FCPPL Workshop 21-24 March 2011, Paris, France Status of the TREND experiment Thomas Saugrin (NAOC)

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5th FCPPL Workshop March 2011, Paris, France Status of the TREND experiment Thomas Saugrin (NAOC)

THE TREND PROJECT TREND (Tianshan Radio Experiment for Neutrino Detection) is a sino-french collaboration ( ~ 10 researchers) involving: - NAOC, IHEP (China) - IN2P3/CNRS (France): Subatech, LPC Clermont, LPNHE 21CMA / TREND Driving concept : Use the existing infrastructure of the 21CMA radio telescope site (electronics, acquisition,…) to quickly deploy a large antenna array dedicated to EAS autonomous radiodetection. Objectives : - Participate in the development of the autonomous radiodetection technique - In a long-term perspective, use the topology of the Ulastai valley (surrounded by high mountains) to investigate the radiodetection of high-energy neutrinos with earth-skimming trajectory

photons neutrinos Cosmic rays WHY A NEUTRINO DETECTOR ? Neutrinos: last window on the Universe (after visible light, radio, Xrays,  rays & cosmic rays) Elusive but «clean» messengers: no deflection no energy loss signature for hadronic processes Huge experimental effort worldwide: IceCube, AMANDA (use ice as target) ANTARES, Km3Net (use water as target) Atmosphere as a target: RADIODETECTION !

Neutrino charged-current interaction in matter (mountains) Tau lepton emerges in air & decays in atmosphere Initiates a particle shower who generates an electric field   ~ horizontal shower NEUTRINO RADIODETECTION Creates a tau lepton Neutrino radiodetection is theoretically possible !

THE 21CMA RADIO TELESCOPE DAQ 4 km 3 km 21CMA is a giant radiotelescope located in the Tianshan Mountains (Xinjiang) Built in 2007 by NAOC (WU X.-P.) to study the epoch of re-ionization North East West South log-periodic antennas (signal phased by pod of 127) Each pod is linked to the acquistion room by optical fiber Signal acquisition performed by 200 MHz ADC

optical fiber64dB MHz filter TREND acquisition FROM 21CMA TO TREND SETUPpod DAQ room 200MSamples/s ADC+CPU+disk optical fiber 84dB MHz filter σ N.σ 21CMA acquisition Continuous recording in frequency domain Trigger mode in time domain Antenna signals recorded indepently on dedicated channel: Offline coincidence reconstruction

TREND LAYOUT N 250 m 100 m 400 m 800 m 2009 : - Prototype of 6 log-periodic antennas - Test of antenna coincidence identification - Test of EM signal arrival direction reconstruction TREND concept proof-of-feasability 2010 : - Antenna array of 15 log-periodic antennas - 3 particle detectors (scintillators) - Test of EAS radio candidate identification - Offline cross-check between radio candidates and particle events (recorded indepently) - Hybrid antenna/scintillator coincidences found Validation of EAS autonomous radiodetection (see Astropart Phys paper: arXiv: )

TREND LAYOUT ~ 3 km 2011 : - Extension to 50 antennas along the 21CMA East-West arm - New antenna design: «butterfly-shape» passive antenna (based on the CODALEMA design) - Redesign of the data preprocessing software In acquistion since March Constant upgrades: - Optical transmission - DAQ (Fabio Hernandez, IHEP) - Antenna support

TREND STATUS Hybrid detection of EAS… o 13 hybrid events (29 days of hybrid data): – 5 with consistent independent source reconstruction – 8 with 2 particle detectors: no direction reconstruction, but consistent trigger time – (3 random coincidences: radio source at ground or/and bad trigger pattern) o See Ardouin et al., Astropart Phys 34 (2011) for more details DateN ants θ radio θ scints ϕ radio ϕ scints 03/04/ ±367±5359±23±4 19/04/ ±149±3195±2191±4 27/08/ ±136±355±456±5 01/03/ ±149±312±110±5 09/03/ ±253±4323±2331±5 Data storage and preprocessing on the France-Asia computing grid… OK o 8 TB of data currently in analysis…

TREND STATUS Autonomous radiodetection of EAS… Data storage and preprocessing on the France-Asia computing grid… OK Hybrid detection of EAS… OK o Background rejection… - Static sources… 10 ms Main pollution source: power line Typical signature: Δt between 2 events = n.10 ms Rejection induced a ~ 10% dead-time for an efficiency of ~ 95%

Autonomous radiodetection of EAS… Data storage and preprocessing on the France-Asia computing grid… OK Hybrid detection of EAS… OK o Background rejection… - Static sources… OK TREND STATUS - Moving sources: track identification… North - High multiplicity events - Angular resolution ~ 1° - Constant signal intensity event by event (15% of amplitude variation along the track)

Autonomous radiodetection of EAS… Data storage and preprocessing on the France-Asia computing grid… OK Hybrid detection of EAS… OK o Background rejection… - Static sources… OK TREND STATUS - Moving sources: track identification… - High multiplicity events - Angular resolution ~ 1° - Constant signal intensity event by event (15% of amplitude variation along the track)

Autonomous radiodetection of EAS… Data storage and preprocessing on the France-Asia computing grid… OK Hybrid detection of EAS… OK o Background rejection… OK - Static sources… OK TREND STATUS - Moving sources: track identification… OK o EAS candidate identification… - Waveform analysis… In progress (cut optimization) - Signal calibration… In progress (calibrator in development) Preliminary analysis (on a limited sample) already shows some EAS candidates! More candidates are needed to build a skymap (this summer?)

TREND STATUS Preliminary analysis (on a limited sample) already shows some EAS candidates! More candidates are needed to build a skymap (this summer?)

TREND STATUS Preliminary analysis (on a limited sample) already shows some EAS candidates! More candidates are needed to build a skymap (this summer?) CODALEMA simulated skymap: Strong North-South assymetry (geomagnetic origin of the signal) Isotropy in arrival direction Isotropy in detection time

Autonomous radiodetection of EAS… Data storage and preprocessing on the France-Asia computing grid… OK Hybrid detection of EAS… OK o Background rejection… OK - Static sources… OK TREND STATUS - Moving sources: track identification… OK o EAS candidate identification… In progress - Waveform analysis… In progress (cut optimization) - Signal calibration… In progress (calibrator in development) TREND, as cosmic rays radiodetector, is close to be fully operationnal And what about neutrinos ? STATISTICALLY SIGNIFANT RESULTS ARE COMING SOON !!

NEUTRINO CANDIDATE IDENTIFICATION Some characteristics similar to cosmic rays EAS candidate: isolated pulses, duration <300 ns ~ plane wavefront Other characteristics can be confused with background noise: ground pattern slower amplitude decrease Moreover, extremely low event rate is expected <1 event /year/km² in the eV range for a Waxman-Bahcall input flux For an estimated background radio event of ~ 0.1 Hz /km 2, a rejection factor of >10 6 has to be reached !! Hardly possible with TREND present set-up …

Simulation will give us a more accurate information on polarization Comparison between expected polarization pattern & measured one should be a powerful tool to discriminate background & candidate POLARIZATION MEASUREMENT End-to-end simulation : from neutrino CC interaction to radio signal on antennas Shower signal simulated by our own semi-analytic model based on the MGMR model At first order, EAS polarization is perpendicular to: - the propagation direction of the shower - the geomagnetic field

Rejection potential to be tested on present TREND array with upgraded array (2 polarization (EW+ Vert.) measurement) Project being developped with the trig lab of IHEP (Liu Zhen’An) 40 prototypes with: - 2 inputs (2 polars) - 500MHz sampling & FPGA - GPS timing POLARIZATION MEASUREMENT

Significantly increase event flux (x2) Screen for « standard » CRs Very attractive site for detection – Increased efficency – Better geometry E = eV Averaged over  TREND site topology Flat site Upward going Downward going x x x x x x x x xxxx x xxx ADVANTAGES OF THE TIANSHAN SITE

km² of lowly populated mountains are within reach… Ulastai ADVANTAGES OF THE TIANSHAN SITE

CONCLUSION As cosmic rays autonomous detector : -All systems operationnal - First candidates already identified - Needs a bit more of statistics to definitely conclude As neutrino detector : - Convince ourselves: compute expected event rate (MC simulation) & rejection ratio (prototype array) - Convince our labs & funding agencies to step in for a major international project.

TREND RADIO ENVIRONNEMENT Local sidereal time Signal noise level Ulastai General radio environnement very clear: No major emettor after 20 MHz Galactic 408 MHz Main noise: Thermal emission from galactic center Minimum possible noise for a radio detector TREND sensitivity is well suited for EAS radiodetection !

The 3-scintillators array is a valid EAS detector