International Collaboration for Magnetic Fusion Energy
FESAC Panel 2011-2012

Updated on February 3, 2012,    Public Input added near botton

The purpose of this site is to provide background information on International Collaboration for the FESAC Panel. Suggestions for other links, reports and your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Please send suggestions for information or your comments for posting as an email attachment to Dale Meade (dmeade at pppl.gov).

• Charge Letter from W Brinkman, Office of Science, July 2011
  
• Panel Members
  

• Priorities, Gaps and Opportunities: Towards a Long-Range Strategic Plan for Magnetic Fusion Energy,  FESAC Report, M. Greenwald, September 2007
  
• Advancing the Science of Alternate Toroidal Magnetic Fusion Concepts , FESAC Report, D. Hill November, 2008
• Research Needs for Magnetic Fusion Energy Sciences (ReNeW) Workshop Report, July 2010  
  
• On the FES Vision International Symposium on Fusion Nuclear Technology presented by E.J. Synakowski, Associate Director  Fusion Energy Science

• General/Overview
  
• International Partnerships in Large Science Projects - Office of Technology Assessment 1995,   Excellent report, still relevant in 2011
• Establishing Large International Research Infrastructures: Issues and Options OECD Global Science Forum December 2010
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• Magnetic Fusion International Collaborations
  
• International Collaboration Opportunities for the US Fusion Science Program -  Burning Plasma Organization Report, (Vugraphs), M. Zarnstorff et al,  July 2011
• Planning for US Participation in ITER Burning Plasma Organization Report - E. Marmar et al September 2009
  
• Planning for U.S. Fusion Community Participation in the ITER Program - Burning Plasma Organization Report, Energy Policy Act Task Group, R. Fonck et al, June 2006
  
• Official ITER Central Team Plans for Collaborating During Operations ?
  
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• High Energy Physics International Collaborations
  
• University Grants Program Subpanel Report, DOE/NSF High Energy Physics Advisory Panel, July 2007
  
• Revealing the Hidden Nature of Space and Time: Charting the Course for Elementary Particle Physics,  Committee on Elementary Particle Physics in the 21st Century, National Research Council, 2006
  
• Long Range Plan for U.S. High-Energy Physics, Particle Physics in the 21st Century, DOE/NSF High-Energy Physics Advisory Panel , January 28, 2001
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• Astronomy International Collaborations
  
• Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) Project web site
• Collaborating on ALMA
• National Radio Astronomy Observatory  ALMA  activities

• APS DPP Open Session Summary
• List of White Papers submitted
• Baylor, Larry – Experience, Success factors, Exploitation of US Pellet Injection Capability
  Doyle, Ed – Diagnostics, Funding Mechanism for Spectrum of Opportunities and Challenges
  Finn, John – MHD Control on RFPs for Tokamaks
  Greenwald, Martin – Technology for Remote Experimental Participation
  Hutchinson, et. .al – Domestic and International Plasma Fusion Facilities in Education
  Hwang, David – Compact Torus Injection for Fueling and Disruption Mitigation
  Lipschultz, Bruce – PFC Issues Related to DEMO, esp PFCs at High Temperature
  Lombardo, Lynette – Imaging and Visualization Diagnostic for Collaboration
  Mordijck, Saskia – Travel Issues for University groups to attend ITPA
  Okabayashi, Michio – Joint US/Japan MHD workshop as a Model
  Raman, Roger – Collaboration with the QUEST-ST in Japan for Long Pulse Tokamaks
  Ruzic, David – Lithium as PFC and Specific Funding for Students
  Sabbagh, Steve – MHD Issues and IC Issues for University groups
  Stangeby, Peter –  Unique Opportunities for US Collaboration in Plasma-Wall Interaction Research in JET and EAST
  Smith, Roger – Pulsed Polarimetry Diagnostic for ITER and DEMO
  Wurden, Glen – Observations based on 20 Years of Experience with International Collaborations,  W7-X Collaboration
  Xu, X. Q. – International Collaboration on Plasma Science and Control
  Young, Ken – Operational Considerations for U.S. Scientists Collaborating on Experimental Magnetic Fusion Devices Abroad
  
  

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