LVD

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LVD (Large Volume Detector) is an underground neutrino observatory designed to detect neutrinos from supernovae and other astrophysical sources.

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Large Volume Detector 0
Gran Sasso National Laboratory 0
INFN 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics
SuperNova Early Warning System
neutrino observatory
scientific experiment
underground detector
abbreviation LVD NERFINISHED
backgroundReduction cosmic-ray muon shielding by rock overburden
category supernova neutrino detector
underground neutrino observatory
collaborationType international collaboration
contributesTo supernova early warning systems
country Italy
dataUsedFor studies of neutrino properties
studies of supernova mechanisms
designedFor long-term continuous operation
designedTo monitor the Galaxy for supernova neutrino bursts
detectionChannel inverse beta decay
detectionMethod liquid scintillator
detects electron antineutrinos
neutrinos
energyRange MeV-scale neutrinos
environment low-background underground laboratory
focusesOn core-collapse supernova neutrinos
hasComponent photomultiplier tubes
scintillation counters
hostInstitution INFN NERFINISHED
infrastructureType large-volume liquid scintillator detector
locatedIn Gran Sasso National Laboratory NERFINISHED
Italy
LNGS NERFINISHED
locatedUnder Gran Sasso mountain NERFINISHED
monitors neutrino flux from astrophysical sources
operatedBy INFN NERFINISHED
operator INFN NERFINISHED
partOf SNEWS NERFINISHED
primaryPurpose detection of neutrinos from core-collapse supernovae
researchField astroparticle physics
neutrino astronomy
particle physics
safetyFeature deep underground location to reduce cosmic-ray background
sensitiveTo neutrinos from galactic supernovae
shielding underground rock overburden
sitedAt Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso NERFINISHED
standsFor Large Volume Detector NERFINISHED
startOfOperation 1992

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