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15:30
Monte Carlo simulation for background study of the Wudalianchi volcano with cosmic ray muons
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Lingxin Chen
(Institute of Microelectronics of the Chinese Academy of Science)
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15:50
Nuclear Waste Imaging and Diversion Monitoring using Muon Scattering Tomography
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Michael Weekes
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15:55
Muography Application in IFIN-HH
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Denis Stanca
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15:55
MUCH: an imaging Cherenkov telescope for volcano muography
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Davide Mollica
(INAF/IASF Palermo)
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15:55
Tomographic Muon Imaging of the Great Pyramid of Giza
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Ishbel Jamieson
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15:55
The MURAVES experiment at Vesuvius: geophysical implications
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16:00
Unveiling triangular correlation of angular deviation in muon scattering tomography by means of GEANT4 simulations
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Ahmet Ilker Topuz
(Catholic University of Louvain)
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16:00
Development of Mudulus, a muography detector based on double-synchronized electronics for geophysical applications
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Rolando Calderón Ardila
(Instituto de Tecnologías en Detección y Astropartículas )
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16:00
Simulation Studies for Muography of the Pyramids
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Shereen Aly
(Helwan University and Canadian Internaational College)
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16:00
Meiga, a dedicated framework used for muography applications
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Alvaro Taboada
(ITeDA, CNEA)
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16:00
Simulation of a first case study for magnetic field imaging with the Magic-µ technique
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Hamid Basiri
(Kyushu University)
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16:00
Development of a non-destructive inspection method for trees using cosmic rays
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Akira Nishio
(Nagoya University)
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16:00
Measurement of cosmic rays with emulsion chambers in water
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Nobuko Kitagawa
(Nagoya University)
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16:00
Development of a borehole detector with nuclear emulsions
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Tomoya Imanishi
(Nagoya University)
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16:00
Volcanic Eruption Forecasting using Cosmic Ray Muography and Artificial Intelligence
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Thomas Chen
(Academy for Mathematics, Science, and Engineering)
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16:00
Trends in publishing muography related research results. The situation at the end of 2020
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Marko Holma
(Muon Solutions Oy, Pyhäjärvi (Finland))
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16:00
Measurement of the Low-energy Muon Spectra with the Rotatable NEWCUT Spectrometer
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László Oláh
(Earthquake Research Institute, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan)
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16:00
Muography, outreaching and transdisciplinarity
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Marko Holma
(Muon Solutions Oy, Pyhäjärvi (Finland))
