Welcome to the UNAM Auger Group
| Author: | Lukas Nellen |
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The UNAM group in the Pierre Auger Observatory participates in various activities in the collaboration.
Current Activities
- Offline Software.
- Inclined and neutrino induced showers.
- Detailed analysis of FADC traces in the surface detector.
- Data transfer and mirroring.
- AMIGA / BATATA
Past activities
- Surface detector calibration and monitoring
Services on this site
NB: Some of the pages are restriced and require logging into this server.
Discussion and Documentation
- Mailing lists
- Auger wiki web.
- Offline Wiki pages. Include documentation, links, and user comments.
- Bug tracking for the offline software.
Meetings
Our Meeting and conference system contains a section for Auger events. You can get a calender of registered Auger events.
- Agenda and presentations for the November 2005 collaboration meeting. The material package for the November 2005 meeting is available now. NB: it is well over 100MB. Slides for individual presentations are available directly, the easiest is to look in the timetable for the individual sessions. A small link at the right indicates the availability of the slides.
- Agenda and presentations for the November 2004 collaboration meeting. The agenda is also available in PDF format.
- Meeting transparencies from the collaboration meeting in March 2004 in Malargüe.
Local Participants
Staff
- Juan Carlos D'Olivo <dolivo (a) nuclecu.unam.mx>
- Gustavo Medina Tanco <gmtanco (a) gmail.com>
- Lukas Nellen <lukas (a) nuclecu.unam.mx>
- José Valdés <jfvaldes (a) geofisica.unam.mx>
PostDocs
- Federico Sanchez
- Daniel Supanitsky
Students
- Benjamin Morales
Technicians
- Alejandro Hurtado
- Octavio Musalem
Contact
If you are interested in getting in touch with our group, please write to <contact (a) auger.unam.mx>.
Other Auger Sites
- The Pierre Auger Collaboration, including administrative pages
- The Southern Observatory in Malargüe, Argentina.
- The Mexican Collaboration.
Other Links
- Look at the Auger customised world clock, served from from http://www.timeanddate.com/ to find the time in various places with Auger collaborators.