KM3NeT: where are we and where do we go

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KM3NeT: where are we and where do we go E. Migneco KM3NeT general meeting, Catania, february 22 2012

Outline A brief history of KM3NeT: from the Design Study to the Preparatory Phase What we have achieved Future programs KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

KM3NeT International consortium involving more than 300 scientists from 10 EU countries One objective: build the most sensitive high energy neutrino telescope KM3NeT is one of the 44 pan-european research infrastructures on the ESFRI EU roadmap KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

A brief history of KM3NeT Started in february 2006 with the Design Study project co-funded with 9 M€ under the 6th EC Framework Programme Coordinated by University of Erlangen (U. Katz) In 2007 included in the roadmap of the European Strategy Forum of Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) In 2008 co-funded with 5 M€ for a “Preparatory Phase” under the 7th EC Framework Programme and will conclude in february 2012 Coordinated by INFN-LNS (E. M.) KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

KM3NeT Design Study main objectives Energy range and main physics goals Optimization to investigate neutrino “point sources”  optimisation in the energy regime 1-100 TeV Diffuse neutrino fluxes Other items (… but not optimized for): Dark Matter Neutrino particle physics Exotics (Magnetic Monopoles, Lorentz invariance violation, …) Implementation requirements Construction time ≤5 years Operation over at least 10 years without “major maintenance” Provide a deep-sea cabled platform for Sea and Earth sciences KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

The KM3NeT sky view Sensitivity for up-going neutrinos considered From Mediterranean 24h per day visibility up to about δ= -50° >25% >75% KM3NeT complements the IceCube field of view KM3NeT observes a large part of the sky (~3.5p) KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

An artists impression of KM3NeT (≈ 1/3) Detection Units Primary Junction box Secondary Junction boxes Electro-optical cable KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

Main conclusions of the TDR Construction is possible with viable technologies About 300 detection units needed to achieve the required sensitivity, with a discovery potential 5-6 times better than IceCube Full KM3NeT has to be built in several independent “building blocks” Overall investment ~220 M€ Staged implementation possible Science potential from very early stage of construction on Operational costs 4-6 M€ per year (2-3% of capital investment), including electricity, maintenance, computing, data centre and management Still some alternative options were left open KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

KM3NeT Preparatory Phase objectives Build up the collaboration by facilitating the political convergence Define the legal form and the governance of the future Research Infrastructure Explore funding perspectives Prepare for construction KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

KM3NeT-PP management structures Scientific Standing Committee Administrative Standing Committee Work Packages WPA WPB WPN The task of the ASC and SSC is to prepare the ground for the necessary political decisions KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

Technology We are now strongly engaged in the construction and validation of Pre-Production Models (PPM) of the major components of the Detection Unit Status and details discussed in the parallel sessions of this meeting A summary will be presented in the Work Package reports KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

The Digital Optical Module (DOM) Multi-PMT DOM Many small PMTs Almost uniform coverage Photon counting Minimize pressure transitions All electronics inside All identical units KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

The Detection Unit (DU) 6 m bar length DOM on either end Consecutive storeys perpendicular Two vertical electro-optical cables 40 m inter-storey distance 320 towers Compact deployment KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

Funding Major funding may come from EU structural funds Significative fundings have been allocated France 8 M€ (phase 1) + 9 M€ Italy 20.8 M€ The Netherlands 7 M€ + 1 M€ to set-up headquarters Other funds may become available in the near future Greece 50 M€ allocated for KM3NeT Romania up to 2.5 M€ Spain 1 M€ Germany may also contribute Funds in France, Italy and Greece are “site”-linked KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

What after the Preparatory Phase? Need an organizational structure to manage the post-PP phase A Memorandum of Understanding is in preparation Our intention is to strenghten the collaboration Central management Definition of collaboration rules Validation of chosen technologies Start of construction with engineering arrays in Toulon and Capo Passero KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

KM3NeT and EMSO Sinergy with the Earth and Sea Science Community Real Time Environmental Monitoring Toulon, Sicily and Hellenic: sites of common interest for KM3NeT and EMSO Oceanography (water circulation, climate change): Current intensity and direction, Water temperature, Water salinity ,... Geophisics (geohazard): Seismic phenomena, low frequency passive acoustics, magnetic field variations,... Biology (micro-biology, cetaceans,...): Passive acoustics, Biofouling, Bioluminescence, Water samples analysis,... KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco

Then. Let’s go for it! Conclusions KM3NeT has gone through a long and difficult path, impressive achievements have been reached both on technologies and on simulations and optimization of telescope performance We have now reached a essential stage with the definition of the technology Fundings to start a first phase of detector construction are now available A rapid and positive conclusion of the validation tests and a time schedule compatible with the constraints imposed by the Structural Funds rules are now essential for further development of KM3NeT Then. Let’s go for it! KM3NeT-PP general meeting - Catania, february 22 2012 E. Migneco