Sept 13, 2003
9:00-9:10 Giorgio Gratta
(Stanford), Welcome and logistics
9:10-9:50 John Learned
(Hawaii), Early
work on acoustic detection
9:50-10:30 Buford Price
(Berkeley), Acoustical
vs optical
vs radio detection of neutrino-induced electromagnetic cascades
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-11:40 Giorgio Gratta
(Stanford), The
AUTEC array as a neutrino detector
11:40-12:20 Justin Vandenbroucke
(Stanford/Berkeley), Results from a
Study of Acoustic Ultra-high energy Neutrino Detection (SAUND)
12:20-2:00 Lunch
2:00-2:40 Giorgio Riccobene (LNS
Catania), Acoustic Work at the Catania NEMO
test site
2:40-3:20 Alexander Kappes
(Erlagen), Acoustic
particle
detection in water: activities in Erlangen
3:20-3:40 Break
3:40-4:20 Rolf Nahnhauer
(Zeuthen), Development
of
Acoustic Sensors for Amanda
4:20-5:20 Mike Buckingham
(SCRIPPS), Light aircraft,
propeller noise and doppler
shifts: tools for underwater acoustics experiments
7:00
Dinner at Su Hong (Palo Alto)
Sept 14,
2003
9:00-9:40 Manfred Fink (U
Texas), Acoustic detection
in salt
9:40-10:10 Chris Rhodes (Defense Science and
Tech
Lab), An acoustic array in the UK
10:10-10:40 Break
10:40-11:10 Lee Thompson
(Sheffield), Acoustic
detection in the UK,
status and future plans
11:10-11:40 David Waters (UC
London), Estimating
Flux
Sensitivities using a Toy Monte Carlo
11:40-12:20 Vincent Bertin
(Marseille), Plans
for acoustic cosmic
ray detection in Marseille
12 :20-2:20 Lunch
2 :20-3:00 Valentin Niess
(Marseille), Tests/simulation
on
acoustic detection
3:00-3:30 Rolf Nahnhauer for Andrei
Rostovstev
(ITEP), Acoustic
detection work at
ITEP
3:30-4:00 John Learned
for Igor Zheleznykh
(INR), The Kamchatka array
Measurement of acoustic noise in Lake Baikal, a report submitted by
N. Budnev et al.