Neutrino Array Radio Calibration

The Neutrino Array Radio Calibration (NARC) experiment is the successor to the Radio Ice Cherenkov Experiment (RICE) which will serve as a testbed for future development of an eventual large-scale neutrino radio-detection array. NARC involves detecting ultra high energy electron neutrinos through their interactions with ice molecules in the Antarctic icecap, based on the principle of radio coherence. Experimentally, the goal is to detect and measure long-wavelength (radiofrequency) pulses resulting from this interaction.

External links

Neutrino Array Radio Calibration webpage
IceCube Neutrino Observatory
"Award Abstract #0826747, Neutrino Array Radio Calibration". National Science Foundation. 2009-04-15. Retrieved 2009-04-10.

Neutrino detectors, experiments, and facilities

Discoveries	Cowan–Reines (ν e) Lederman–Schwartz–Steinberger (ν μ) DONUT (ν τ)

Operating	ANITA ANTARES BDUNT BNO Borexino CNGS CUORE Daya Bay Double Chooz EXO GERDA GNO HALO ICARUS IceCube KamLAND LNGS LVD MAJORANA MARIACHI MINERνA MiniBooNE NA61/SHINE NARC NESTOR Project NEVOD NOνA NuMI OPERA RENO RICE Super-Kamiokande SNEWS T2K WITCH

Construction	ARA ARIANNA JUNO KATRIN KM3NeT MINOS+ SNO+ SuperNEMO

Retired	AMANDA CDHS CHOOZ DONUT GALLEX Gargamelle Homestake IMB K2K Kamiokande KARMEN MACRO MINOS NEMO KGF LSND SAGE SciBooNE SNO Soudan 2

Proposed	ANNIE DUNE Hyper-Kamiokande INO LAGUNA LENA Neutrino Factory SUPL UNO JEM-EUSO

Cancelled	DUMAND Project Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment

See also	List of neutrino experiments

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