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Title	295: preliminary simulated burn control
Name:	Gary Staebler staebler@fusion.gat.com	Affiliation:	General Atomics
Research Area:	Turbulence & Transport	Presentation time:	Not requested
Co-Author(s):		ITPA Joint Experiment :	No
Description:	This experiment would establish the feedback control requirments for a simulation of fusion burn control on DIII-D	ITER IO Urgent Research Task :	No
Experimental Approach/Plan:	use two NBI boxes in helium, one co the other counter to simulate the heating due to alpha-particles. Ultimately the power of these beams in balanced pairs would be on feedbackc control based on a sclaed calculation of the alpha-particle heating due to fusion reaction determined by the EFIT thermal stored energy. pre-programmed ramps of the balance helium beam power would be used to establish the response of the plasma so that a feedback algorithm could be developed off line for latter use.
Background:	ITER needs this. It cannot be developed on ITER due to disruption risk.
Resource Requirements:	ITER baseline H-mode resources + two beam boxes in Helium. (same at 294)
Diagnostic Requirements:	full profile and magnetics
Analysis Requirements:	analysis of plasma response for feedback algorithm.
Other Requirements: