1. IceCube Institutional Memorandum Of Uderstanding (MOU)
    2. Scope of Work
    3. Faculty:
    4. Scientists and Post Docs:
    5. Students:

Last updated: April 30, 2010

 



IceCube Institutional Memorandum Of Uderstanding (MOU)


Scope of Work

 

Labor Cat.
Names
WBS L3
Tasks
WBS 2.1
WBS 2.2
WBS 2.3
WBS 2.4
WBS 2.5
Grand Total

       
Program Management
Detector Maintenance & Operations
Computing & Data Management
Triggering & Filtering
Data Quality, Reconstruction & Simulation Tools
 
 

PO OSU PO Detector Monitoring Monitoring shifts    
0.02
           
0.02

        Education & Outreach Outreach
0.05
               
0.05

    OSU PO Total    
0.05
0.02
         
0.07

    ROTT, CARSTEN Data Quality Data Quality                
0.10
0.10

      Detector Monitoring Maintain good run list    
0.20
           
0.20

    ROTT, CARSTEN Total        
0.20
       
0.10
0.30

GR Davis, James Detector Monitoring Monitoring shifts    
0.01
           
0.01

        Physics Filters Vertical events Filter            
0.15
   
0.15

    Davis, James Total        
0.01
   
0.15
   
0.16

OSU Total        
0.05
0.23
   
0.15
0.10
0.53

Procedures and descriptions for the IceCube good run list have been developed by C.Rott. We are maintaining the good run list and perform associated long-term data-quality and stability tasks. We provide an interface for easy accessibility of the run information in a digested format. D evelop science analysis tools for correlated neutrino searches based upon electromagnetic parameters for each burst (M. Stamatikos). We maintain the vertical events filter ( J. Davis ) and contribute to DeepCore development of reconstruction/veto algorithms (J. Davis).

Our analysis efforts are focused in several areas. The first a search for neutrinos from Dark Matter self-annihilations in the Galactic halo. The second is a search for muon neutrino disappearance effects in the vertical up-going events sample. We use the same sample also to search for Earth WIMP signals. We are also performing searches for correlated neutrino emission from gamma ray bursts (GRBs) .

We use the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) for data processing and to production of Monte Carlo event samples.

 


Faculty:

Jim Beatty – 10% IceCube


Scientists and Post Docs:

Carsten Rott – Good Run List, data quality, outreach - 100% IceCube

Mike Stamatikos – GRB analysis tools, outreach – 30% IceCube (Swift, Fermi)


Students:

James Davis – vertical event filtering, DC veto algorithms – 100% IceCube

 

Note: The activities and staffing levels in this MoU are appropriate for the year beginning April 1, 2010.

 

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