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CODALEMA is one of the pioneer experiments dedicated to the recent field ofcosmic ray radio detection. It is located at the radio observatory of Nancay(France). The detector setup combined until recently a ground particle detectorand an array of active dipole antennas covering a total area of 0.25 km^2. Theexperiment is now going through a major upgrade with the deployment around theexisting apparatus of a Standalone Antenna Array, which consists of 60standalone new generation radio-detection stations and which will cover an areaof 1.5 km^2 (33 stations deployed over the spring of 2011 and 27 stations to bedeployed in late 2011). This new setup is intended to tackle the remainingunknowns of extensive air shower radio detection so as to make this technique areliable and mature tool for Ultra High Energy Cosmic Ray (UHECR) physics. Thelatest results from the original CODALEMA array are discussed together with thefirst results of the Standalone Antenna Array.

First results of the Standalone Antenna Array of the CODALEMA Radio Detection Experiment