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TPB Structure St.. Petersburg
NEXT STEPS IN PROCESS
Approach identified participants to ensure they are willing/able to participate
Section coordinators to generate table-of-contents for their section—Coordinate with subsection-writers as well as with chairs
and co-chairs
Check for overlaps/conflicts, agree resolution
Agree detailed material for subsections with authors
Authors to write subsections—Coordinate material coverage with contact persons from
parties
TPB Structure St.. Petersburg
INTERNATIONAL PROFILE DATABASE STATUS
Database manager, T. Fukuda, has resigned—Replacement to be discussed at ITBDB working meeting
Discusses scalar ITB database, desirability of incorporating into common ITPA format—Agreed that this is desirable, practical questions to be
pursued with K. Thomsen Reviewed status of data entry, incompatibilities between
versions, etc.—Further data selection to be made at ITBDB working
session
Action item: address confusion in community from differing use/meaning of term “profile database”
Additional JET data submitted, including pure electron ITB case
TPB Structure St.. Petersburg
ITB MODELING
Modeling is sensitive to plasma parameters, consequently, choices of how many transport channels to simulate leads to very different final results—Specific example is modeling of same JET discharge
using JETTO, but with different no. of channels modeled, results are different NOTE - This is also true in experiment, tiny changes in
conditions have major impact
Start made on modeling of edge-core interactions using JET data and JETTO
Renormalized version of GLF23 is now available. Fixes problem with calculation of growth rates with negative shear, high alpha. —Action item: test on ITBDB
TPB Structure St.. Petersburg
GROUP ACTIVITIES AND PLANS
Reviews back on ITB review paper. Many detailed suggestions, but overall quite positive, clear that paper will be published
Next meeting in San Diego, after H-mode/ITB Physics workshop, starting Monday September 29
Spring 2004 meeting at JAERI Naka, either week of March 22, or May 10
Response to Diagnostic TG: making progress on detailed response to diagnostic justifications. Start made on modeling of effect of diagnostic resolution using transport codes
TPB Structure St.. Petersburg
UPDATE ON RECENT RESULTS
Extensive set of experiments performed on JET since 2002 IAEA. Highlights include:—JET/AUG experiment to replicate improved H-mode regime was
successful—However, attempt to expand improved H-mode regime to higher
field, lower rho_star failed—Wide ITBs have been maintained in steady-state plasmas with
mild ELM activity and no impurity accumulation—Developed steady-state ITB at high triangularity
Several presentations on the role of q profile on ITB formation, on T-10 and JT-60U, TUMAN-3M. These effects are not understood at present, and are not include in models—Possible overlap in physics with stellarator community, input
expected
ST research has progressed to the point where NSTX and MAST can start to contribute to work of the group, as well as significant data—Extend turbulence and transport into new regimes, e.g. beta
TPB Structure St.. Petersburg
PAPER AND PRESENTATION PLANS
Contributed EPS paper and poster by T. Fujita on examination of key parameters for iTB formation has been accepted—Focus of paper will be on testing the applicability of the
JET ITB criterion in rho_star—Paper will also discuss physics content of JET criterion, and
when it would be expected to be inapplicable—Needs further transport analysis to reach definite
conclusion, but much work already done
Proposal by X. Litaudon for a paper at H-mode and ITB Physics workshop on Advanced Tokamak Regimes, including a discussion of prospects based on a multi-machine comparison—Intention is to demonstrate that AT regimes are now
approaching a level of performance and reliability such that confidence in applicability to ITER operation is substantially enhanced
—Use of multi-machine data is key to conveying readiness