Performances of JEM-EUSO: angular reconstruction The JEM-EUSO Collaboration
- Adams, J. H.
- Ahmad, S.
- Albert, J. N.
- Allard, D.
- Anchordoqui, L.
- Andreev, V.
- Anzalone, A.
- Arai, Y.
- Asano, K.
- Ave Pernas, M.
- Barrillon, P.
- Batsch, T.
- Bayer, J.
- Bechini, R.
- Belenguer, T.
- Bellotti, R.
- Belov, K.
- Berlind, A. A.
- Bertaina, M.
- Biermann, P. L.
- Biktemerova, S.
- Blaksley, C.
- Blanc, N.
- Blecki, J.
- Blin-bondil, S.
- Blumer, J.
- Bobik, P.
- Bogomilov, M.
- Bonamente, M.
- Supanitsky, Alberto Daniel
- Guzman, A.
- Mernik, T.
- The JEM-EUSO Collaboration
DOIAbstract
Mounted on the International Space Station(ISS), the Extreme UniverseSpace Observatory, on-board the Japanese Experimental Module (JEM-EUSO),relies on the well established fluorescence technique to observe Extensive Air Showers (EAS) developing in the earth?s atmosphere. Focusing on the detection of Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays (UHECR) in the decade of 10 20 eV, JEM-EUSO will face new challenges by applying this technique from space. The EUSO Simulation and Analysis Framework (ESAF) has been developed in this context to provide a full end-to-end simulation frame, and assess the overall performance of the detector.Within ESAF, angular reconstruction can be separated into two conceptually different steps. The first step is pattern recognitio...
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