Science Requirements: RAMARA Drill
| Title | Science Requirements: RAMARA Drill |
|---|---|
| Publication Type |
Document
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| Year |
2016
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| Author(s) | Albrecht Karle , Michael Duvernois, IDPO |
| Date Published |
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| Abstract |
The IDPO Long Range Science Plan 2016 identified science goals for ice drilling that spanned a wide range of science needs. For field projects that need access holes in firn and ice for neutrino detectors, an agile rapid-access drill is needed to create dry 10-cm to 15-cm diameter holes in firn and ice to depths of approximately 50m to 200 m, for deployment of neutrino detectors. Drill logistics, budget and drilling rate must be considered before a final determination of the required hole depth and diameter. From discussions organized by IDPO with iterative interactions between IDPO, scientists, and IDDO staff, the following are the science requirements for the drill. |
| File |
SciReq_Ramara Drill_12-22-2016_Final.pdf (233.96 KB)
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| Special Collections | IDP Documents, Science Requirements (IDP Equipment) |
| Categories | Air Drilling (Compressed; Reverse Circulation), Fast Access |
| Equipment | RAMARA Drill (U.S.) |
| Citation | Albrecht Karle , Michael Duvernois, IDPO ( 2016 ) Science Requirements: RAMARA Drill. . |
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