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	   | Title | 
	   39: Measure and understand energetic particle profiles in steady-state plasmas | 
	   
	   
	   
	   | Name: | William Heidbrink heidbrink@fusion.gat.com  | 
	   Affiliation: | University of California, Irvine | 
	   
	   
	   
	   | Research Area: | Steady State Heating and Current Drive | 
	   Presentation time:  | 
	    Not requested | 
	   
		
		
	   | Co-Author(s):  | John Ferron, the Energetic Particle group | 
	   ITPA Joint Experiment :  | 
	    No | 
	   
	   
	   
	   | Description:  | Acquire FIDA profiles & measure coherent instabilities in a set of steady-state plasmas with different values of qmin | 
	   ITER IO Urgent Research Task  :  | 
	    No | 
	   
	   
	   
	   | Experimental Approach/Plan:  | Reproduce the 2009 betan=2.7 qmin scan.  Modify the beam programming to acquire FIDA profiles from all three systems.  Optimize fluctuation diagnostics for Alfven eigenmode measurements. Also reproduce the q95 scan. | 
	   | Background:  | The FIDA active beam diagnostics require beam modulation patterns that are rarely achieved during usual steady-state operation. By operating at betan=2.7, we can achieve a condition that is relevant to the highest performance plasmas while maintaining sufficient flexibility to obtain good data. | 
	   | Resource Requirements:  | All beams except 210LT. | 
	   | Diagnostic Requirements:  | FIDA, ECE & ECEI, BES, UCSD camera + .... | 
	   | Analysis Requirements:  | NUBEAM & FIDASIM calculations for all good shots.  Alfven eigenmode stability calculations. | 
	   | Other Requirements:  |  |