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Temporal imaging for accurate time, space, and energy localization of photoelectric events in monolithic scintillators

In this communication, we propose an original temporal imaging concept for accurate spatio-temporal localization of scintillation events within a monolithic scintillator and a digital Si-PM matrix. Jointly analyzing the light distribution and the arrival time distribution of the first detected photons, it was possible to better recognize a photoelectric event and to accurately localize it in space, time and energy.