About P-ONE
The Pacific Ocean Neutrino Explorer (P-ONE) is a new initiative which aims to redevelop ocean-based neutrino telescopes. P-One will harness one of the largest comprehensive ocean observing infrastructures in the world, Ocean Networks Canada (ONC). It is proposed to be a segmented system with several cubic-kilometres of instrument volume optimized for high-energy astrophysical neutrinos, over 50 TeV.
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Design of the proposed final stage of instrumentation of the Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment consisting of seven segments optimized for energies above 50 TeV (left) and the design of an individual segment that is planned to be installed in a four weeks sea operation in 2023/24 as Pacific Ocean Neutrino Explorer standalone detector. (Credit: TUM)
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Neutrino telescopes, existing and under construction, around the globe with their horizontal coverage from which high energy neutrinos will not be affected by the Earth absorption. P-ONE is expected to be able to observe the whole sky. (Credit: M. Huber/TUM)
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