Present status of the BAIKAL-GVD project development

A.V. Avrorin,V. Aynutdinov,R. Bannasch,I. A. Belolaptikov,D. Bogorodsky,V. Brudanin,Nikolay M. Budnev,I. Danilchenko,V Dobrinin,G. V. Domogatsky,A. A. Doroshenko,A. Dyachok,Zh-A.M. Dzhilkibaev,S. V. Fialkovsky,A. Gafarov,O. N. Gaponenko,K. Golubkov,T. Gress,V. Karnaukhov,Konstantin Kebkal,A.G. Kebkal,A. M. Klabukov,K. V. Konishchev,A.V. Korobchenko,A. P. Koshechkin,F.K. Koshel,V. Kozhin,V. F. Kulepov,D. A. Kuleshov,L. A. Kuzmichev,V.I. Ljashuk,M. B. Milenin,R. R. Mirgazov,E. Osipova,A. I. Panfilov,A. Pan'kov,L. Pankov,A. A. Perevalov,D. Petukhov,E. Pliskovsky,V.A. Poleshuk,M. I. Rozanov,V. Rubzov,E.V. Rjabov,B.A. Shaybonov,A. A. Sheifler,A. V. Skurikhin,O. V. Suvorova,B. A. Tarashchansky,Sergey Yakovlev,A. Zagorodnikov,V. Zhukov,V. L. Zurbanov

Present status of the BAIKAL-GVD project development

2013

We present a current status of the Baikal-GVD Project. The objective of this project is a construction of a km3-scale neutrino telescope in the Baikal lake. Set of prototype arrays which were installed and operated during 2009-2011 in Lake Baikal allowed to study all basic elements of the future full detector and to finalize the GVD technical design. We discuss the configuration and the design of the engineering arrays as well as DAQ performance and the preliminary results.

Keywords:

Project management
Detector
Telescope
Electrical engineering
Data acquisition
Neutrino
Engineering
Mechanical engineering
Systems engineering
technical design
neutrino telescope

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