LouMu is a scientific research project combining particle physics and geophsics in order to map large geologic structures, using the Muon Tomography technique.
In its first phase, the work is developed at the Lousal mine (LouMu project). The partners in the projects are LIP – Laboratory for Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics, the Institute of Earth Sciences of the University of Évora, and the Mine of Science – Lousal Ciência Viva Science Centre, also with LNEG collaboration.
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Física Experimental de Partículas com aceleradoresGroup Leader:
Sofia Andringa
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Testing new detectors with muography
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Author(s): Francisco Silva, Yanhan Zhou
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Submission: 2024-11-05, Acceptance: , Publication: 2024-11-05
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Reference: LIP-STUDENTS-24-8
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Muon tomography with Resistive Plate Chambers for geological characterization
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Author(s): Raul Sarmento et al. (25 authors)
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Submission: , Acceptance: , Publication: 2024-03-01
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Reference: Nuclear Inst. and Methods in Physics Research, A 1060 (2024) 169031
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Muon tomography of the Physics Department of the University of Coimbra
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Author(s): LouMu Coll, M. Duarte et al
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Submission: 2023-10-01, Acceptance: 2024-02-01, Publication: 2024-02-25
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Reference: Proceedings of Muographers 2023, JAIS 2024
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Testing muography for subsurface geophysical surveys at the Lousal Mine
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Author(s): LouMu Coll, S. Andringa et al
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Submission: 2023-10-01, Acceptance: 2024-02-01, Publication: 2024-02-25
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Reference: Proceedings of Muographers 2023, JAIS 2024
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Francisco Manuel Ferreira
Lisboa
Research student
Isabel Alexandre
Lisboa
Collaborator
Luís Afonso
Lisboa
PhD student
Luís Lopes
Coimbra
Researcher
Magda Duarte
Minho
Collaborator
Raul Sarmento
Minho
Researcher
Sofia Andringa
Lisboa
Researcher
