Programm N E E D S

N E E D S - Talks

Session 1: Interpretation of extensive air-shower data

M.Roth	University of Leeds, UK	Problems of determining energy spectrum and composition by EAS observations

J.Knapp	University of Leeds, UK	What do we know about the hadronic interactions from EAS

M.Risse	FZK Karlsruhe, Germany	Knowledge by measuring hadrons at KASCADE

E.C.Loh	US National Science Foundation	Super GZK Events

O.Saavedra	Universita di Torino, Italy	What do we know about hadronic interaction models from high altitude experiments

G.Schatz	Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Germany	Unexplained features of emulsion data

A.Haungs	FZK Karlsruhe, Germany	Models Tests with Pamir data

M.Unger	DESY Zeuthen, Germany	Studies of the Cosmic Ray muon spectrum

A.Haungs	FZK Karlsruhe, Germany	Muon density measurements

Session 2: Monte Carlo simulations of EAS

D.Heck	FZK Karlsruhe, Germany	The EAS Monte-Carlo simulation code CORSIKA

T.Stanev	University of Delaware, USA	Hybrid Simulations of Giant air showers

R.Engel	University of Delaware, USA	Hadronic interaction models used for analysing EAS observations

H.Jung	Lund University, Sweden	Monte-Carlo simulations for collider experiments

S.Ostapchenko	Universität Karlsruhe, Germany	Hadronic interaction models and collider results

J.N.Capdevielle	L.P.C. College de France France	Fast convergence in multiple production for ultra-high energies

G.Battistoni	INFN Milano, Italy	The actual status about the model descriptions at lower energies

L.Jones	University of Michigan, USA	What the CR need from accelerator: A shopping list

Session 3: Possibilities at present and future accelerator experiments

S.Tapprogge	CERN, Switzerland	Possibilities of accelerator experiments at LHC (incl. TOTEM)

A.Angelis	University of Athen, Greece	Possibilities of information from the Castor-experiment

A.Rostovtsev	DESY Hamburg, Germany	Possibilities of information from experiments at DESY

M.Erdmann	Universiät Karlsruhe, Germany	Low x-physics at HERA

D.Bucher	Universiät Münster, Germany	Possibilities of information from experiments at RHIC

J.Ranft	Universität Siegen, Germany	RHIC and DPMJET III

C.Rosenfeld	University of South Carolina, USA	The MIPP experiment at Fermilab

V.Tano	MPI für Physik München, Germany	Underlying Events at the Tevatron

K.Zuber	University of Oxford, UK	Possibilities of information from the Harp-experiment

G.Barr	University of Oxford, UK	Use of data in hadroproduction simulation programs

B.Fadem	Iowa State University USA	Low energies at Brookhaven-AGS