Photos from the CMS Photo Book

Photos from the CMS Photo Book. Activities at Point 5 in Cessy, France, between 1998 - 2008. Images of assembly and Installation of the CMS detector: - Civil Engineering - Assembly in the Surface Building - Lowering of the Heavy Elements - Installing and connecting the CMS detector in the undergroun...

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Autores principales: Boreham, S, Brice, M, Ginter, P, Marcelloni, C, Hoch, M
Publicado: 2008
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CMS General
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1344500
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author Boreham, S
Brice, M
Ginter, P
Marcelloni, C
Hoch, M
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Brice, M
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description Photos from the CMS Photo Book. Activities at Point 5 in Cessy, France, between 1998 - 2008. Images of assembly and Installation of the CMS detector: - Civil Engineering - Assembly in the Surface Building - Lowering of the Heavy Elements - Installing and connecting the CMS detector in the underground experiment These images illustrate the assembly, installation and commissioning of the CMS detector. They cover the activities at Point 5 in Cessy, France, between 1998 and 2008. CMS is one of the most complex scientific instruments ever built. It has taken about 20 years to go from conceptual design to the completion of construction of the CMS detector for the LHC start-up in September 2008. Accomplishing this has required the talents, efforts and resources of over 2500 scientists and engineers from about 180 institutions in 38 countries. caverns Compiled by: S. Cittolin, F. Marcastel and T.S. Virdee
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spelling cern-13445002020-08-12T12:44:44Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1344500Boreham, SBrice, MGinter, PMarcelloni, CHoch, MPhotos from the CMS Photo BookCMS GeneralPhotos from the CMS Photo Book. Activities at Point 5 in Cessy, France, between 1998 - 2008. Images of assembly and Installation of the CMS detector: - Civil Engineering - Assembly in the Surface Building - Lowering of the Heavy Elements - Installing and connecting the CMS detector in the underground experiment These images illustrate the assembly, installation and commissioning of the CMS detector. They cover the activities at Point 5 in Cessy, France, between 1998 and 2008. CMS is one of the most complex scientific instruments ever built. It has taken about 20 years to go from conceptual design to the completion of construction of the CMS detector for the LHC start-up in September 2008. Accomplishing this has required the talents, efforts and resources of over 2500 scientists and engineers from about 180 institutions in 38 countries. caverns Compiled by: S. Cittolin, F. Marcastel and T.S. VirdeeCMS-PHO-GEN-2008-026oai:cds.cern.ch:13445002008
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Boreham, S
Brice, M
Ginter, P
Marcelloni, C
Hoch, M
Photos from the CMS Photo Book
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