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DIII-D Strategic Workshops for 2019-20 Experimental Campaigns

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Max Fenstermacher (LLNL@DIII-D)
Description

The following agenda should be used for general planning purposes only. Since this is partly a proposal-driven workshop, the time and duration of the various sessions will likely be adjusted as required by the area leaders.

Links to information in support of the Strategic Planning Workshops are given below.  To access information identified as posted on the internal web site you will need a username/password associated with your DIII-D Cyber Access account.  If you have questions please contact Max Fenstermacher (fenstermacher@fusion.gat.com)

Plenary sessions are held in 15-019. Remote access information can be found HERE.  

NOTE:  We will use ZOOM for audio/video and ReadyTalk for slides in real time, just as we do for the Friday Science Meetings.   PLEASE MUTE YOUR AUDIO AND DISABLE YOUR LOCAL VIDEO

Details for connection to 15-019 can be found HERE

The new DIII-D 5-Year Plan for 2019-2024 can be found at the (internal) link in the NAV bar on the left of this page

TEMPLATES from Richard Buttery, to guide presenters in preparation of talks, are HERE

Information on Diagnostic Upgrades and Installations for the 2019-20 campaign was distributed at APS - flyer HERE.   If you have more specific questions on diagnostic status please contact Rejean Boivin (boivin@fusion.gat.com) or David Pace (pacedc@fusion.gat.com)

Further information on diagnostics status is provided by David Pace, see (internal) sites for Status HERE and Task List HERE

GA room 15-019

DRAFT SCHEDULE

 

Tuesday December 11 - Overview and D&C - Room 15-019

 
Tuesday Morning - Overviews
Time ID# Name Title
10:00 00 D. Hill Opening Remarks
10:10 01 R. Buttery Experimental Campaign Long Range Plans
11:00 02 A. Kellman Facility Capabilities - Q&A
11:30 03 R. Boivin and D. Pace Diagnostic Capabilities - Q&A
Noon     Lunch Break
 
Tuesday Afternoon - Dynamics and Control
1:00 04 C. Holcomb D&C Overall Strategy Intro
      Steady State Scenarios
1:05 05 J. Ferron SS Overview
1:20 06 B. Victor Effects of additional off-axis NBI on the current density profile in high qmin plasmas
1:25 07 K. Thome Effects of additional off-axis NBI on transport in high qmin plasmas
1:30 08 F. Turco Steady-state/high-fusion power inductive integration
1:35 09 A. Garofalo ITB scenario
1:40 100 C. Petty Pushing steady-state hybrid scenario to lower q95, higher beta and higher fusion gain
1:45 102 J.M. Park High qmin, High betaN
1:50 103 G. Staebler Developing the potential of the high confinement, high bootstrap fraction small ELM regime for steady state reactors
1:55   All Discussion
2:10     Coffee Break
       
      Inductive Scenarios
2:35 10 F. Turco Overview
2:50 11 R. Nazikian Developing High Pedestal Pressure Operating Scenarios
2:55 12 P. Snyder Developing Super H Mode Scenarios for DIII-D and JET DT
3:00 36 A. Garofalo QH-mode for Q=10 in ITER
3:05   All Discussion
       
      3D - Stability Physics and Control
3:20 13 N. Logan Overview
3:35 14 T. Strait Disruption Prevention as a high priority for 2019-2020
3:40 15 R. LaHaye Demonstrating the Active Stability Control Layer of the Onion for Disruption Avoidance
3:45 16 M. Okabayashi Non-traditional paths of 3D field entrainment of TMs in the presence of static error fields
3:50 17 J. Barr Disruption Free Protocol
3:55 18 J. Hanson Stability research for
advanced tokamak plasmas
4:00 95 E. Kolemen Combining the three approaches to stability prediction we will need at ITER on DIII-D
4:05 98 C. Rea Machine Learning-Driven Research Initiatives
4:10 101 S. Munaretto 3D plasma response
4:15   All Discussion
       
      Disruption Mitigation
4:30 19 N. Eidietis Overview
4:45 20 B. Chapman Toward Improved MHD Predictive Capability for Disruption Mitigation
4:50 21 B. Lyons Validating Disruption Mitigation Simulations
4:55 104 C. Paz-Soldan Assess potential for kinetic instabilities to stop the RE beam
5:00 108 X. Du Active Control of Current Quench Using 3D Coils
5:05   All Discussion
5:20 22 Holcomb D&C End of Day Comments
5:25   Adjourn

DRAFT SCHEDULE

 

Thursday December 13 - BPP, Interdisciplinary and EAST - Room 15-019

 
Thursday Morning
Time ID# Name Title
9:00 23 C. Petty Burning Plasma Physics Overall Strategy Intro
Transport, Rotation and L-H Physics
9:05 24 G. McKee Overview
9:20 25 Z. Yan Investigations of the parametric dependence of L-H transition power threshold
9:25 26 L. Schmitz Improving H-mode access for ITER PFPO-1 and burning plasma experiments
9:30 27 L. Schmitz Towards a predictive reduced L-H transition model - comprehensive validation of global edge simulations
9:35 28 G. McKee Fuel-Ion Mass Dependence of Turbulence Characteristics and Transport Behavior Across Multiple Regimes
9:40 30 M. Austin Shape optimization for next step devices
9:45 97 C. Chrystal Rotation Reflections
9:50 45 N. Howard Understanding and Mitigating Impurity Accumulation in ELM free Scenarios
9:55   All Discussion
       
10:10   Coffee Break
Heating and Current Drive
10:40 37 R. Pinsker Heating & Current Drive Overview      
     
11:00   NAS Fusion Study Report Roll Out - Web Seminar (Stay in 15-019)      
     
12:15   Lunch Break    
     
1:20 31 Xi Chen (C. Petty) Off-axis Current Drive Thrust: Top Launch ECCD
1:25 32 R. Pinsker Off-axis Current Drive Thrust: Helicon      
1:30 34 M. Brookman Understanding rf from edge to core through experiment-simulation benchmarking
1:35 38 B. Grierson Off-axis Current Drive Thrust: Tilted 210 Beamline
1:40 39 S. Wukitch Off-axis CD thrust: High Field Side Lower Hybrid Current Drive
1:45 41 J. Navratil Strategy to Increase DIII-D ECH Power
1:50 35 C. Petty High density electron heating with O-mode
1:55   All Discussion
     
    Interdisciplinary and Extra Thrusts
2:15 43 J. Callen (C. Paz-Soldan) Resonant 3-D Field Effects Require Nonlinear Analyses
2:20 42 C. Paz-Soldan DIII-D’s Secret Sauce (In Praise of Dirty Vents)      
2:25 44 S. Smith Integrated Modeling and Data Mapping Tools in Support of ITER
2:30 114 T. Rhodes Focus on Hydrogen
2:35   All Discussion
2:50   Coffee Break      
     
    BPP Energetic Particles
3:20 46 W. Heidbrink Overview - Overarching goals & new capabilities
3:35 47 C. Collins Good fast-ion confinement in AT
3:40 48 M. vanZeeland EP Motivation for an Isotope Thrust
3:45 107 X. Du Investigation of 'Alpha-channeling’ effect on thermal ions in DIII-D tokamak
3:50 110 G. Kramer The effects of neutrals in the gap on fast ions in DIII-D
3:55   All Discussion
4:15 49 C. Petty BPP End of Day Comments
       
    EAST Collaboration
4:20 51 X. Gong DIII-D/EAST Joint Experiment Overview
4:35 52 J. Huang High BetaP Scenario for Steady State Operation of ITER and CFETR
4:40 105 S. Ding Develop A High Confinement Steady State Scenario with Edge Solution Based on High betap Concept
4:45 53 A. Garofalo High bootstrap fraction scenario for ITER's Q=10 goal
4:50   All Discussion
5:10   Adjourn

DRAFT SCHEDULE

 

Monday December 17- PedELM, Core-Edge, Div Sci, Div Development - Room 15-019

 
Monday Morning - PedELM and Core-Edge
Time ID# Name Title
9:00 54 R. Groebner Pedestal and ELM Control Intro
    ELM Control
9:05 55 C. Paz-Soldan, Xi. Chen ELM Control Overview
9:20 56 G. McKee Understanding Pedestal Transport in ELM-Mitigated Regimes
9:25 57 Q. Hu Investigations of the scaling of ELM suppression threshold
9:30 108 Q. Hu Understanding density pump-out/pump-in by RMPs
9:35 115 B. Wilcox ELM pacing in ITER-like conditions
9:40 116 D. Shiraki All ELM control solutions need to be compatible with core fueling
9:45   All Discussion
10:00     Coffee Break
       
    Pedestal Structure
10:25 58 R. Groebner Overview
10:40 59 Z. Yan Identify dominant turbulent modes in the pedestal evolution
10:45 60 J. Hughes Main chamber neutrals and pedestal structure
10:50 61 S. Haskey Ion thermal and particle transport in the H-mode pedestal
10:55 112 A. Ashourvan Classification of pedestal turbulent instabilities, an essential step towards projecting pedestal performance
11:00 109 M. Kotchenreuther Determine the instability type responsible for
pedestal transport in various channels (energy, density…)
11:05   All Discussion
       
    Core-Edge Integration
11:20 63 B. Grierson CEI Intro/Overview
11:35 64 T. Wilks Importance of Intrinsically ELM Stable Regimes
11:40 65 P. Snyder Proposed Super H Mode Thrust:  Developing high performance
core-edge solutions in the Super H and Near-Super H regime
11:45 62 I. Bykov Role of the wall neutral source in pedestal dynamics during the ELM cycle
11:50

99

 T. Petrie Identify credible radiating divertor scenarios for high power, high βN plasmas
11:55 105 N. Howard Understanding the Compatibility of Core Impurity Confinement with Changes in Edge Conditions
Noon 67 A. Bortolon (B. Grierson or F. Laggner) Reducing carbon by low-Z wall conditioning
12:05 111 D. Eldon Heat flux mitigation by feedback controlled impurity puffing
12:10   All Discussion
12:25   B. Grierson CEI End of Day Comments
12:30   Lunch Break
 
BPMIC
1:35 68 H. Guo BPMIC Experimental Campaign Long Range Plans
    Divertor Science (Radiative, Flows, Turbulence)
2:05 69 T. Leonard Divertor Science Overview
    Radiative Divertor Physics
2:20 71 A. Jaervinen Towards understanding the scaling of 2D structures of detachment fronts
2:25 112 M. Groth (A. Jaervinen) Improved understanding and
predictability of power exhaust solutions
2:30 70 M. Shafer Particle balance and control in attached and detached divertors
2:35 36 P. Stangeby Experimentally test in DIII-D the edge code predictions of a strong correlation between T­e,target and nD2,target
2:40 29 A. McLean Spectroscopic indicators and tracking of detachment onset
2:45 116 C. Samuell Detachment Dynamics (ELM burn through, detachment stability and optimization)
2:50 33 M. Reinke Multi-machine comparison of detachment physics and seeding
2:55   All Discussion
3:10   Coffee Break
       
    Flows and Turbulent Transport
3:30 72 J. Boedo Turbulence transport on the boundary of DIII-D. Past results, future work
3:35 106 J. Boedo Flows in DIII-D and connection to particle sources and sinks
3:40 121 F. Halpern Plans for ALMA development and modeling of edge turbulence
3:45 121 M. Austin SOL flows: are we getting the boundary condition right?
3:50   All Discussion
 
Divertor Development (Close and Mag Geometry)
4:05 74 B. Covele Divertor Development Overview
    Closed Divertor Physics
4:20 78 S. Allen Wider divertor operating range with particle control for DIII-D current drive tools
4:25 76 J. Ren Characterization of the heat flux footprint on the divertor and assessing Divertor Detachment through surface temperature measurements
4:30 77 L. Casali Impurity transport and screening in closed divertors
4:35   All Discussion
       
    Magnetic Geometry
4:50 73 B. Covele Synergy of poloidal flux expansion and divertor closure
4:55 75 V. Soukhanovskii Snowflake Divertor Physics
etc.   etc. etc.
5:00   All Discussion
5:15   Adjourn

 

Tuesday December 18- PMI and Group Leader Wrap-Ups - Room 15-019

 
Tuesday Morning
Advanced Materials Validation (Surf Evolution/Migration and Materials Evaluation)
Time ID# Name Title
9:00 79 T. Abrams Advanced Materials Validation Overview
    Surface Evolution and Migration
9:15 80 Z. Unterberg Understanding SOL impurity transport: Implications of PMI and pedestal contamination
9:20 81 D. Donovan

Assessing impurity transport in the SOL using edge diagnostics and interpretive modeling
9:25 83 D. Rudakov Main Wall PMI and
Wall Interactions Tile Station (WITS)
9:30 51 X. Ma Tungsten transport and leakage in the SAS divertor
9:35 117 D. Ennis Role of meta-stable levels on diagnosing W erosion and the issue of re-deposition
9:40   All Discussion
       
    Materials Evaluation
9:55 82 I. Bykov Unipolar arcing - a source of metal impurities for the confined plasma
10:00 66 Y. Andrew Dust transport studies on DIII-D
10:05 84 S. Ratynskaia Melting experiments in DIII-D divertor in support of ITER
10:10 85 J. Guterl Multiphase tungsten and tungsten compounds: toward new fusion friendly material
10:15   All Discussion
10:30   Adjourn until the afternoon
     
    Additional Resources    
    D. Thomas Divertor Diagnostic Upgrade Plans    
    T. Rhodes Thoughts on Hydrogen Campaign    
 
Tuesday Afternoon
Group and TF Leaders Wrap-up/Thrust and TF Ideas
1:00 00 R. Buttery Objectives of Wrap-up Session
1:05 86 C. Holcomb D&C
1:30 87 C. Petty BPP
1:55 88 R. Groebner PedELM
2:25   Coffee Break      
2:50 89 A. Garofalo EAST
3:15 90 B. Grierson Core-Edge
3:40 91 T. Leonard Div Science
4:05 92 B. Covele Div Development
4:30 93 T. Abrams PMI
4:55 94 R. Buttery Wrap-up and Next Steps
5:10   Adjourn
APS2018-diag_Flyer_DP_RB.pdf
ROF Chair / DIII-D Run Coordinator
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