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Cosmic ray science has proved to be a very active field, with severalimportant results from recent space-based instruments. Next generationexperiments will explore the multi-TeV energy range, trying to cope with themass and power budget constraints of artificial satellites that limits thecollecting area thus reducing the available statistics at the highest energy.With the aim to improve the compromise between area and mass, we propose a newconcept for a cosmic-ray telescope in which the detector elements are organizedin bars along the 3 axis. In this way we can also maintain a good event showersampling (for direction and energy reconstruction) and a relatively smallnumber of channels (required power) as the detector size increases. A possibleimplementation of the concept is also evaluated with a Geant4 simulation.

A new concept of a high-energy space-based cosmic ray telescope