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1. Observation of the nucleonic cosmic ray component at the Kerguelen and Terre-Adelie stations [227_0_IPEV_FR]

R?sum? (Fran?ais) Observation de la composante nucl?onique du rayonnement cosmique: (1) comme participation fran?aise au r?seau international des moniteurs ? neutrons, (2) pour ?tudier l?acc?l?ration ...

2. Measurement of Cosmic Ray Response Functions for an Ice Cherenkov Detector [NSF-ANT08-38838]

We determined a set of cosmic ray response functions for the ice Cherenkov detector used by the surface air shower IceTop, part of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole. At the same time ...

3. Cosmic Ray Surface Muon Data, Antarctica [Cosmic_Ray_SM]

Data have been collected from muon detectors in cosmic ray observatories/laboratories at Macquarie Island, Wilkes, Casey and Mawson. Data have been collected from varied detectors and detecting systems, ...

4. Cosmic Ray Underground Muon Data, Mawson, Antarctica [Cosmic_Ray_UGM]

Hourly muon data collected from detectors housed in an underground (11 m.w.e.) vault at Mawson. Data are recorded from two viewing directions: (a) North - Zenith 24 deg., Azimuth 330 deg (P6, P7) ...

5. Data collected by the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, including the IceTop detector, located at the South Pole. [icecube]

IceCube data will consist of times, directions and other properties of events observed with the IceCube Neutrino Telescope, including its surface component, IceTop.

6. Cosmogenic 36Cl in Antarctic meteorites [Tage]

We have completed metal separation for about 190 meteorites and dissolved 160 metal samples for 36Cl (half-life = 0.3 Myr) measurements. All Cl fractions were isolated from other elements ...

7. Solar activity during the last millennium, estimated from cosmogenic in-situ C14 in South Pole and GISP2 ice cores [NSF-ANT05-38683]

The principal aim of this research is to determine the precise manner in which solar activity has varied in the past 1000 years. During this period, four periods of very low solar activity have been ...

8. US ITASE-00-1 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-1] PARENT DIF

Sub-annually resolved ice core chemistry data from various sites on the Antarctic Ice Sheet were obtained from 1999 to 2008 during the US International Trans-Antarctic Scientific Expedition (US ITASE) ...

9. US ITASE-00-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-2] PARENT DIF

10. US ITASE-00-3 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-3] PARENT DIF

11. US ITASE-00-4 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-4] PARENT DIF

12. US ITASE-00-5 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-5] PARENT DIF

13. US ITASE-00-6 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-6] PARENT DIF

14. US ITASE-00-7 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-00-7] PARENT DIF

15. US ITASE-01-1 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-01-1] PARENT DIF

16. US ITASE-01-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-01-2] PARENT DIF

17. US ITASE-01-3 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-01-3] PARENT DIF

18. US ITASE-01-4 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-01-4] PARENT DIF

19. US ITASE-01-5 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-01-5] PARENT DIF

20. US ITASE-01-6 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-01-6] PARENT DIF

21. US ITASE-02-1 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-1] PARENT DIF

22. US ITASE-02-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-2] PARENT DIF

23. US ITASE-02-3 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-3] PARENT DIF

24. US ITASE-02-4 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-4] PARENT DIF

25. US ITASE-02-5 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-5] PARENT DIF

26. US ITASE-02-6 (SPRESO) ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-6_SPRESO] PARENT DIF

27. US ITASE-02-7 (100k site) ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-7_100k_site] PARENT DIF

28. US ITASE-02-BYRD ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-02-BYRD] PARENT DIF

29. US ITASE-03-1 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-1] PARENT DIF

30. US ITASE-03-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-2] PARENT DIF

31. US ITASE-03-3 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-3] PARENT DIF

32. US ITASE-03-4 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-4] PARENT DIF

33. US ITASE-03-5 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-5] PARENT DIF

34. US ITASE-03-6 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-6] PARENT DIF

35. US ITASE-03-7 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-03-7] PARENT DIF

36. US ITASE-06-1 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-06-1] PARENT DIF

37. US ITASE-06-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-06-2] PARENT DIF

38. US ITASE-06-3 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-06-3] PARENT DIF

39. US ITASE-06-4 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-06-4] PARENT DIF

40. US ITASE-07-1 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-07-1] PARENT DIF

41. US ITASE-07-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-07-2] PARENT DIF

42. US ITASE-07-3 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-07-3] PARENT DIF

43. US ITASE-07-4 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-07-4] PARENT DIF

44. US ITASE-07-5 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-07-5] PARENT DIF

45. US ITASE-99-2 ice core (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-99-2] PARENT DIF

46. US ITASE-Surface Snow (Research funded by NSF OPP) [US_ITASE-Surface_Snow] PARENT DIF

47. US International Trans-Antarctic Scientific Expedition (US ITASE) Ice Cores Data [US_ITASE] CHILD DIFs

48. Cosmic Ray Latitude Survey: 1995-1996 [CosmicRayLatitudeSurv1995-1996]

During the 1995-96 austral summer, a period of solar minimum, we operated a neutron monitor on board the ship Italica of the Italian Antarctic Programme to record cosmic ray neutron intensities in ...

49. Solar relativistic particle events [GLE]

The Antarctic Laboratory for Cosmic Rays (acronym: LARC; Chile/Italy collaboration via INACH and PNRA) records since January 1991 the nucleonic component of galactic cosmic rays (detector type: 6-NM-64) ...

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