Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Janet M. Conrad
Ph.D Scientists (Faculty Scientist/Post Doc Grads): 1 (1 0 2)
Scope of Work
Labor Cat. Names WBS Level 3 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 ToolsKE Janet M. Conrad Engineering and R&D support Test beam development 0.05 0.05Engineering and R&D support IOM development 0.05 0.05Janet M. Conrad Total 0.10 0.10PO Postdoc Total GR Gabriel H. Collin Detector Calibration Flasher code development 0.10Simulation Programs Atmospheric simulation 0.50Gabriel H. Collin Total 0.100.50 0.60GR Benjamin J.P. Jones Simulation Programs Detector and earth model simulation – production and validation 0.60 0.60Benjamin J.P. Jones Total 0.60 0.60Institution Name Total
0.10 0.100.0 0.0 1.10 1.30
Faculty:Janet M. Conrad – Institution lead, M&O responsibilities in R&D (2.1.2) including proposing a FNAL testbeam run at to constrain particle simulations for IceCube and PINGU and studying isolated optical modules (IOMs) for PINGU.
Scientists and Post Docs:Plan is to hire a postdoc within the next 6 months.
Grad Students:Ben Jones – M&O responsibility is in Data Quality, Reconstruction and Simulation (2.5.1), presently concentrating on 1) simulation code validation studies (NuGen vs NuFSGen, PPC vs CLSIM, and many other comparisons) 2) producing simulated data sets, and 3) parameterization for earth model systematics. Simulation work focuses largely on the 1 to 100 TeV range of data.
Analysis Topic: I86 sterile neutrino analysis in collaboration with U. Wisconsin.
Gabriel Collin – M&O responsibility in detector maintenance and operations (2.2.8) TBD in coordination with Dawn Williams, and will begin June 1, 2015. M&O responsibility in Data Quality, Reconstruction and Simulation (2.5.1.) is on 1) expanding the flux model of A. Fedynitch to include more atmospheric density data sets and 2) determining atmospheric systematics using errors on these data sets. Focus is in the 1-100 TeV range.
Analysis Topics: Seasonal variation of atmospheric flux
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