Work Breakdown and involvement of Associations Sample Clauses

Work Breakdown and involvement of Associations. The work breakdown of the task by Association is as follows: WP09-MHD-02/00 Task Agreement Coordinator Tasks Associates Activities WP09-MHD-02/00 / IPP IPP Task coordinator follow-up the progress of all the tasks, organise reporting and interact with the EFDA-CSU Responsible Officer (reporting; remedy to short- comings etc.) WP09-MHD-02-01 (WP III-2-a): Prediction of disruptions based on a physical model and development of diagnostics for disruption studies TASKS ASSOCIATES ACTIVITIES WP09-MHD-02/01 / IPP IPP Prediction of disruptions based on a physical model and development of diagnostics for disruption studies. WP09-MHD-02/01 / UKAEA UKAEA Analysis of disruption precursors, in collaboration with the JET Work Programme. WP09-MHD-02-02 (WP III-2-a) Phase I: Fast measurements of impurity radiation during disruptions - Includes a Call for Interest. TASKS ASSOCIATES ACTIVITIES WP09-MHD-02/02 / CRPP CRPP Use installed DMV fast valve to stimulate disruptions. Fast X-ray and bolometric tomography and spectroscopic measurements. Fast visible camera and multi-filtered digital video cameras to follow disruption events WP09-MHD-02/02 / FZJ FZJ Measurements of different spectral lines of He, C, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe during MGI disruptions and density limit disruptions in XXXXXX using a fast visible camera (frame rate 500 kHz). WP09-MHD-02/02 / UKAEA UKAEA Collaborative data analysis of impurity dynamics in MAST disruptions. WP09-MHD-02-03 (WP III-2-a-2): Simulation of VDEs using XXXX to validate the halo current models. TASKS ASSOCIATES ACTIVITIES WP09-MHD-02/03 / IPP IPP Simulation of vertical displacement events (VDEs) using XXXX to validate the halo current models in collaboration with Xxxxxxxxx Institute (Xxxxxx Xxxxxx). WP09-MHD-02/03 / UKAEA UKAEA UKAEA will make available data from the MAST halo diagnostic arrays to EU collaborative colleagues for analysis and modelling. The work breakdown and involvement per work programme of the Associates which results from the call for participation and the assessment conducted by the EFDA-CSU and the MHD TG is given in the Table 3.1 here below Table 3.1 Work Breakdown 2009 Yea r Tasks Associates Manpower Baseline Support (ppy) Manpower Priority Support (ppy) Hardware Priority Support kEuros Consumabl e expenditur e 2009 WP09- MHD-02/00 Task Agreement IPP 0.25 Coordinator WP09- MHD-02- 01/IPP IPP 0.2 0.25 0 0 WP09- MHD-02- 02/CRPP CRPP 0.2 0 0 0 WP09- MHD-02- 02/FZJ FZJ 0.1 0 0 0 WP09- MHD-02- 02/UKAEA UKAEA 0.05 0 0 0 WP09- MHD...
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Work Breakdown and involvement of Associations. The work breakdown of the task by Association is as follows: WP09-MHD-05-01: Neoclassical Toroidal Viscosity Braking; RWM feedback control. TASKS ASSOCIATES ACTIVITIES WP09-MHD- 05/01 / XXXX XXXX Development of the XxxXx code to analyse RWMs with 3D conducting structures, with particular reference to the possibility of inclusion of the effects of plasma rotation. WP09-MHD- 05/01 / ENEA-RFX ENEA-RFX Task Co-ordination. Setup, execution and analysis of experimental runs on RFX-mod with different coil configurations and/or different control strategies for RWM control. WP09-MHD- 05/01 / MedC MedC Calculation of the wall response and investigation with a semi-analytical RWM model and code of dissipation mechanisms. WP09-MHD- 05/01 / UKAEA UKAEA Experimental studies of NTV on MAST and also via collaborative work with XXXXXX. Develop models and benchmark codes, along with experimental testing to provide a robust tools for RWM feedback prediction for future devices. WP09-MHD- 05/01 / VR VR Task Co-ordination. Measurements on EXTRAP T2R of plasma rotation braking due to non-resonant external magnetic fields WP09-MHD- 05/01 / CEA CEA Theory and modelling of neoclassical toroidal viscosity and benchmarking with experiments. WP09-MHD- 05/01 / FZJ FZJ Collaborative experimental studies of NTV in XXXXXX The work breakdown and involvement per work programme of the Associates which results from the call for participation and the assessment conducted by the EFDA-CSU and the MHD TG is given in the Table 3.1 here below Table 3.1 Work Breakdown 2009 Yea r Tasks Associates Manpowe r Baseline Support (ppy) Manpow er Priority Support (ppy) Hardware expenditu re (k€) Xxxxxxxxx e expenditur e (k€) WP09-MHD- 05-01/XXXX XXXX 0.3 1.2 0 10 WP09-MHD- 05-01/ENEA- RFX ENEA- RFX 1.87 1.55 0 0 WP09-MHD- 05- 01/UKAEA UKAEA 0.1 0.2 0 0 WP09-MHD- 05-01/VR VR 0.93 0.55 0 0
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Work Breakdown and involvement of Associations. 3.3 JET related activities
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Work Breakdown and involvement of Associations. The work breakdown of the task by Association is as follows: WP09-MHD-01-01 Improve confidence in predictions of fast particle stability boundaries in ITER and model confined/escaping fast ions seen in present experiments TASKS ASSOCIATES ACTIVITIES WP09-MHD-01/01 / IPP IPP Task agreement coordination. Data analysis of fast particles and escaping fast ions, comparisons with modelling in collaboration with XXXXX. WP09-MHD-01/01 / XXXX XXXX Simulation with MonteCarlo techniques (ORBIT code) of Fast Ion Losses measured by the Fast Ions Loss Detector in ASDEX- Upgrade WP09-MHD-01/01 / CRPP CRPP Collaborative EU efforts on investigation of Alfven eigenmodes stability and effects on fast ions WP09-MHD-01/01 / RISØ RISØ Analyze the confinement of fast ions using CTS during Alfvenic activities. WP09-MHD-01/01 / UKAEA UKAEA Provision of well diagnosed cases for modelling fast particle instabilities The work breakdown and involvement per work programme of the Associates which results from the call for participation and the assessment conducted by the EFDA-CSU and the MHD TG is given in the Table 3.1 here below Table 3.1 Work Breakdown 2009 Year Tasks Associates Manpower Baseline Support (ppy) Manpower Priority Support (ppy) Hardware Priority Support kEuros Consumab le expenditur e 2009 WP09- MHD-01/00 Task Agreement IPP 0.25 Coordinator WP09- MHD-01-01 WP09- MHD-01-01 WP09- MHD-01-01 WP09- MHD-01-01 /IPP IPP 0 0.2 0 0 WP09- MHD-01-01 /UKAEA UKAEA 2.45 0.2 0 0 Total 3.18 0.6
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