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Technical Aspects of Plasma Operational Simulation (POPSIM): A Framework for Data-Driven Simulation and Control

Allen M. Wang, Zander Keith, Mark Dan Boyer +4

This paper reports on technical aspects of Plasma Operational Simulation (POPSIM), a research framework for data-driven simulation and control built in the machine learning framewo…

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Plasma State Monitoring and Disruption Characterization using Multimodal VAEs

Yoeri Poels, Alessandro Pau, Christian Donner +6

When a plasma disrupts in a tokamak, significant heat and electromagnetic loads are deposited onto the surrounding device components. These forces scale with plasma current and mag…

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Robust Confinement State Classification with Uncertainty Quantification through Ensembled Data-Driven Methods

Yoeri Poels, Cristina Venturini, Alessandro Pau +4

Maximizing fusion performance in tokamaks relies on high energy confinement, often achieved through distinct operating regimes. The automated labeling of these confinement states i…

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Towards Transparent and Accurate Plasma State Monitoring at JET

Andrin Bürli, Alessandro Pau, Thomas Koller +2

Controlling and monitoring plasma within a tokamak device is complex and challenging. Plasma off-normal events, such as disruptions, are hindering steady-state operation. For large…

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Learning Plasma Dynamics and Robust Rampdown Trajectories with Predict-First Experiments at TCV

Allen M. Wang, Alessandro Pau, Cristina Rea +12

The rampdown phase of a tokamak pulse is difficult to simulate and often exacerbates multiple plasma instabilities. To reduce the risk of disrupting operations, we leverage advance…