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| author | Hong, Yanwen Moussawi, Marwa Al Ambrosino, Fabio Anastasio, Antonio Basnet, Samip Bonechi, Lorenzo Borselli, Diletta Bross, Alan Caputo, Antonio Ciaranfi, Roberto Cimmino, Luigi Ciulli, Vitaliano Alessandro, Raffaello D Frosin, Catalin Nyitrai, Gabor Giammanco, Andrea Giudicepietro, Flora Gonzi, Sandro Macedonio, Giovanni Masone, Vincenzo Orazi, Massimo Paccagnella, Andrea Peluso, Rosario Dalmau, Anna Pla Samalan, Amrutha Saracino, Giulio Scarpato, Giovanni Strolin, Paolo Tytgat, Michael Vertechi, Enrico |
| author_facet | Hong, Yanwen Moussawi, Marwa Al Ambrosino, Fabio Anastasio, Antonio Basnet, Samip Bonechi, Lorenzo Borselli, Diletta Bross, Alan Caputo, Antonio Ciaranfi, Roberto Cimmino, Luigi Ciulli, Vitaliano Alessandro, Raffaello D Frosin, Catalin Nyitrai, Gabor Giammanco, Andrea Giudicepietro, Flora Gonzi, Sandro Macedonio, Giovanni Masone, Vincenzo Orazi, Massimo Paccagnella, Andrea Peluso, Rosario Dalmau, Anna Pla Samalan, Amrutha Saracino, Giulio Scarpato, Giovanni Strolin, Paolo Tytgat, Michael Vertechi, Enrico |
| contents | The MUon RAdiography of VESuvius (MURAVES) project aims to use muography imaging techniques to study the internal structure of the summit of the Mt. Vesuvius, an active volcano near Naples, Italy. This paper presents recent advancements in both data analysis and simulation tools that enhance the quality and reliability of the experiments results. A new track selection method, termed the Golden Selection, has been introduced to select high quality muon tracks by applying a refined Chi2 based criterion. This selection improves the signal to background ratio and enhances the resolution of muographic images. Additionally, the simulation framework has been upgraded with the integration of the MULDER (MUon simuLation for DEnsity Reconstruction) library, which unifies the functionalities of pervious used libraries within a single platform. MULDER enables efficient and accurate modeling of muon flux variations due to topographical features. An agreement is shown between simulated and experimental flux map. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Updates on MURAVES Project at Mt. Vesuvius Hong, Yanwen Moussawi, Marwa Al Ambrosino, Fabio Anastasio, Antonio Basnet, Samip Bonechi, Lorenzo Borselli, Diletta Bross, Alan Caputo, Antonio Ciaranfi, Roberto Cimmino, Luigi Ciulli, Vitaliano Alessandro, Raffaello D Frosin, Catalin Nyitrai, Gabor Giammanco, Andrea Giudicepietro, Flora Gonzi, Sandro Macedonio, Giovanni Masone, Vincenzo Orazi, Massimo Paccagnella, Andrea Peluso, Rosario Dalmau, Anna Pla Samalan, Amrutha Saracino, Giulio Scarpato, Giovanni Strolin, Paolo Tytgat, Michael Vertechi, Enrico Instrumentation and Detectors High Energy Physics - Experiment The MUon RAdiography of VESuvius (MURAVES) project aims to use muography imaging techniques to study the internal structure of the summit of the Mt. Vesuvius, an active volcano near Naples, Italy. This paper presents recent advancements in both data analysis and simulation tools that enhance the quality and reliability of the experiments results. A new track selection method, termed the Golden Selection, has been introduced to select high quality muon tracks by applying a refined Chi2 based criterion. This selection improves the signal to background ratio and enhances the resolution of muographic images. Additionally, the simulation framework has been upgraded with the integration of the MULDER (MUon simuLation for DEnsity Reconstruction) library, which unifies the functionalities of pervious used libraries within a single platform. MULDER enables efficient and accurate modeling of muon flux variations due to topographical features. An agreement is shown between simulated and experimental flux map. |
| title | Updates on MURAVES Project at Mt. Vesuvius |
| topic | Instrumentation and Detectors High Energy Physics - Experiment |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.14090 |