The GRAND White Paper workshop
Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris
GRAND (Giant Radio Array for Neutrino Detection) is a proposal for an array of ~200'000 radio antennas to be deployed over an area of 200'000 km². GRAND will be a multi-messenger instrument for the detection of ultra-high-energy astrophysical neutrinos and cosmic rays. Its envisioned science program also includes searches for UHE photons and radio sources such as fast radio bursts. See this proceeding for more details.
A GRAND White Paper is in preparation. It will detail the GRAND science goals, achievable performance, and the steps to be taken towards the realization of the GRAND detector.
A workshop will be organised at IAP, Paris on May 17-19, 2017 to gather the participants of the GRAND proposal, report on the progress on the White Paper, and discuss the next stages of its completion.
Participation in the workshop is by invitation only, so if you are interested in GRAND and in participating in the workshop, please contact the organizers (see list at the bottom of the page).
View of the Ulastai Valley, home of the 21CMA & GRANDproto set-ups. Photo O. Martineau.
Andreas Zech
Anne Zilles
Charles Timmermans
Claire GUEPIN
Cyril Tasse
David MARTIN
Didier Charrier
Fabian Schüssler
Fabrice Mottez
Florian JACQUOT
Foteini Oikonomou
Frank Schröder
Harm Schoorlemmer
Jean-Philippe Lenain
Julien Bolmont
Junhua Gu
Ke Fang
Kohta Murase
Krijn de Vries
Kumiko Kotera
Maria Medina
Matias Tueros
Mauricio Bustamante
Miguel Mostafa
Olivier Martineau
Philippe Zarka
Rafael Alves Batista
Sandra Le Coz
Sijbrand de Jong
Valentin Niess
Xiang-Ping Wu
Yan Huang