INFN Workshop on Future Detectors for HL-LHC

Italy has been one of the key players in the effort which led to the discovery awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize for Physics, with a highly recognized technological contribution both to the LHC and the experiments. The top priority of the European Strategy for Particle Physics is the exploitation of the full potential of the LHC including the high-luminosity upgrade of the machine and detectors.

The Workshop will focus on the upgrades of the experiments for the HL-LHC, primarily needed for:

- tracking, calorimetry and muon systems, with associated front-end and read-out electronics

- trigger, data acquisition and computing

The goal is to establish a framework to discuss and work on new ideas for research and development where expertise can be shared and expand across the different INFN experimental groups. This process aims also to promote a constructive interaction with national industry, research centers and facilities to better prepare for Horizon2020 applications.

Sessions
Vertexing & Tracking Detectors
Muon Detectors
Overview
Computing and off-line Software
Calorimetry
Trigger
Closing Session

Vertexing & Tracking Detectors
ALICE, ATLAS and CMS System architecture PoS(IFD2014)009 M. Bindi
RD53 Collaboration and CHIPIX65 Project for the development of an innovative Pixel Front End Chip for HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)010 pdf N. Demaria
Monolitic and HV/HR-CMOS Active Detectors PoS(IFD2014)011 G. Usai
Planar Silicon Detectors PoS(IFD2014)012 M. Meschini
3D Silicon Detectors PoS(IFD2014)013 pdf G.F. Dalla Betta
Hybridization and Interconnect technologies PoS(IFD2014)014 C. Gemme
Local mechanical supports and cooling systems PoS(IFD2014)015 S. Coelli
Tracking trigger CMS PoS(IFD2014)016 pdf F. Palla
Overview of Fondazione Bruno Kessler activities PoS(IFD2014)017 M. Boscardin
Muon Detectors
WG1: Experience from RUN 1 operation: extrapolation to Phase II PoS(IFD2014)018 pdf D. Boscherini
WG2: R&D of Innovative Detectors for Muons PoS(IFD2014)019 G. Aielli
WG3: R&D for Muon Detector Electronics PoS(IFD2014)020 S. Ventura
WG4: Longevity studies for muon detectors PoS(IFD2014)021 P. Vitulo
Overview
Welcome by Director of CMM - FBK PoS(IFD2014)001 M. Gentili
Physics at HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)003 F. Zwirner
ATLAS Detector Upgrade PoS(IFD2014)004 pdf M. Iodice
CMS Detector Upgrade PoS(IFD2014)005 G. Sguazzoni
ALICE Detector Upgrade PoS(IFD2014)006 S. Beole'
LHCb Detector Upgrade PoS(IFD2014)007 pdf U. Marconi
Forward detectors and luminosity measurements PoS(IFD2014)008 pdf G. Chiodini
Computing and off-line Software
Computing challenges of the LHC high luminosity runs - Impact on resource needs and on computing models PoS(IFD2014)022 pdf T. Boccali
The evolution of the computing infrastructure to cope with technology innovation and future experiments needs PoS(IFD2014)023 G. Carlino
Calorimetry
Calorimetry at HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)024 T. Tabarelli De Fatis
Electronics for HL-LHC Calorimetry PoS(IFD2014)025 pdf F.G. Tartarelli
Fiber calorimetry R&D for HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)026 M.T. Lucchini
Sensors for calorimetry photo-detectors and silicon sensors PoS(IFD2014)027 A. Gola
4D-calorimetry with fast timing PoS(IFD2014)028 P. Meridiani
Trigger
TDAQ at HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)029 A. Negri
L1 muon trigger for HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)030 pdf N. Pozzobon, I. Lazzizzera, F. Montecassiano, R. Vari, S. Ventura and P. Zotto
Track triggers for HL-LHC PoS(IFD2014)031 A. Annovi
HLT for HL-LHC, Technology and architecture for next decade TDAQ PoS(IFD2014)032 pdf S. Amerio
Closing Session
Opportunities for external fundings PoS(IFD2014)033 A. Passeri
Knowledge Transfer Activities at INFN PoS(IFD2014)034 S. Falciano
INFN at HL-LHC: Perspectives PoS(IFD2014)035 F. Ferroni