EFDA-JET, Presentations

Science

Presentations
Lecture	Version	Author	Summary

JET status, new capabilities and preparations for 2008 Experimental Campaigns Powerpoint 10MB	November 2007	M.L. Watkins	Presented at the JET general planning meeting, 19th November 2007

Overview of JET Results 4MB	October 2006	M.L. Watkins	Compilation of JET Results of 2005/6, presented at the 21st IAEA Fusion Energy Conference, Chengdu, China

The JET programme in support of ITER 4.6MB	September 2006	J. Paméla	Presented at the SOFT conference, Warsaw, 2006

An ITER-like wall for JET 3MB	May 2006	J. Paméla	About a project at JET designed to investigate plasma surface interactions to prove the design of ITER's plasma-facing "First Wall". Also to develop new plasma scenarios which function under ITER-like conditions and take into account the restrictions given by the new wall material and design.

Introduction to turbulent plasma transport and its implications 1.2MB	February 2006	V. Naulin	Overview of the turbulent phenomena in fluids, specifically in plasmas, with details of the available theoretic description. Features of turbulent transport. Suitable for university level.

Controlled Fusion, from Basic Plasma Physics to Nuclear Engineering 7.4MB	August 2005	J.-M. Noterdaeme	Presented at the ICENES 2005 conference.

Energy from Fusion, from Dream to ITER 2.4MB	February 2005	D. Borba	Notes from a presentation about world energy requirements, nuclear fusion, JET and ITER.

Charge-exchange spectroscopy measurements at JET PowerPoint 4MB	March 2004	C. Giroud	General presentation on charge-exchange spectroscopy with main advantages and difficulties.

Controlled Nuclear Fusion, a Challenging Task with a Big Payoff PowerPoint 8.1MB	June 2003	J.-M. Noterdaeme	A straightforward talk on physics, and the economic and technological challenges of fusion.

Physics of Transport Barriers 2.2MB	May 2003	X. Garbet	Confinement improvement is a key issue and transport barriers are an attractive solution. Shear flows play a central role in this issue, but is not the unique ingredient. Complex physics : raises the question of predictive capability.

Integrated scenarios in JET using real time profile control 450kB	July 2003	E. Joffrin	The operation of ITER scenarios demands the integration of ever more control parameters to fulfil the requirements for a burning plasma experiment. The simultaneous control of plasma shape, current and pressure profiles, radiation, impurity control, instabilities, etc…now appears an essential development for the next step.

Key Issues in Plasma-Wall Interactions for ITER 2.2MB	July 2003	V. Philipps	Among the most challenging steps from present short pulse fusion devices with low duty cycles towards ITER are plasma wall issues connected with long pulse operation: the control of material erosion, migration (wall lifetime) and the associated long-term tritium retention.

20 years of data acquisition at JET 220kB	July 2003	J. Farthing	Original design considerations and developments of data acquisition at JET

Enhancement at JET 1.1MB	September 2003	C. Damiani	Overview of recent enhancements at JET

Exploiting JET to advance fusion science and technology towards ITER 4.3MB	October 2003	J. Ongena	To keep updated on JET. Experts only.

Status of and prospects for Advanced Tokamak regimes from multi-machines (comparisons using the 'International Tokamak Physics Activity' database) 690kB	December 2003	X. Litaudon	Experts only.