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Members of the ITPA Topical Group on Diagnostics   

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Members of the ITPA Topical Group on Diagnostics

 
China
Tieshuan Fan, Liqun Hu, Qinwei Yang, Junyu Zhao, Guangwu Zhong 
Europe
Marc Beurskens, Tony Donné, Christian Ingesson, Ralph König, Andrea Murari, Fernando Serra, Henri Weisen, Sandor Zoletnik
India
Surya K. Pathak, C.V.Srinivasa Rao, Parmeswaran Vasu
ITER Int. Team
Robin Barnsley, George Vayakis (deputy-chair)
Japan
Kiyoshi Itami, Kazuo Kawahata, Yasunori Kawano, Yoshinori Kusama, Atsushi Mase, Byron Peterson, Mamiko Sasao
Russia
Yuri Kaschuk, Anatoli Krasilnikov, Boris Ljublin, Michael Petrov, Konstantin Vukolov, Victor Zaveriaev
South-Korea
Hyeon Gon Lee, J.H. Lee, S.G. Lee, Yong Un Nam, Hyeon Park (deputy-chair) 
United States of America
Steve Alan, Réjean Boivin (chair), David Brower, Don Hillis, David Johnson, Brent Stratton, Jim Terry

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Objectives of the ITPA Topical Group on Diagnostics

Within the International Tokamak Physics Activity the Topical Group on Diagnostics aims to identify and resolve the key diagnostic issues that might arise both in plasma control and in the analysis of ITER plasmas and in the reactor grade (high fusion gain) plasmas that will follow ITER (eg DEMO).

The main tasks undertaken by the TG will be to:

  • Identify, in close contact with the other ITPA Topical Groups and the Fusion Science Department of the ITER Organization, specific measurement requirements for machine protection, control, evaluation and understanding of burning plasma experiments in ITER;
     

  • Identify research and development needs in ITER diagnostics and in the reactor grade (high fusion gain) plasmas that will follow ITER;
     

  • Support the execution of research aimed at meeting those needs wherever possible;
     

  • Advise the ITER Organization on the selection and design of diagnostic techniques for ITER;
     

  • Participate in the assessment and review of system designs as requested by the ITER Organization;
     

  • Develop and maintain the International Diagnostics Database (IDD);
     

  • Facilitate good communication within the area of ITER diagnostics and more generally in the development of diagnostics for reactor grade plasmas between scientists in the ITPA Parties;
     

  • Anticipate future diagnostic programmes relevant to ITER and reactor grade plasmas and innovations, and advise what steps could be taken so that the diagnostic designs do not preclude these opportunities;
     

  • Propose design and testing of new concept diagnostic systems and components; for possible application on ITER and reactor grade devices that will follow ITER;
     

  • Establish and manage Specialists Working Groups which work mainly in the electronic domain on the topics of the Diagnostic Topical Group;
     

  • Report on all activities to the ITPA Coordinating Committee as required.

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