- About
- ADAS-EU
- ADAS
- Personnel
- Diary
- Courses
- Scientific Themes
- Heavy Species
- Charge Exchange
- Beam stop./emiss.
- Special Features
- Molecules
- Complementary Themes
- Dissemination
- Management
- Implementation
- Overview
- Progress
- OPEN-ADAS
Implementation of ADAS-EU
ADAS-EU is split into work packages spread across scientific themes and secondary themes.
Each workpackage is split into a number of tasks, there are tasks in total.
Tasks are assigned to a member of staff and performed, they are then validated by an ADAS-EU manager, the number of tasks which are complete along with the number awaiting validation is present at the top of every page of the ADAS-EU site.
- A summary of all tasks arranged by workpackage and theme is available here.
- A detailed account of the progress is available here.
Quality Assurance
ADAS-EU managers meet at three month intervals for two days to review progress on work packages tasks active in the period. They will assess the quality of data, code and specification documents from completing work packages in the period. The new additions will be added to the ADAS repository and intensively tested. Subject to approval, they will be released at the next opportunity.
ADAS-EU courses
The ADAS-EU course on ADAS and atomic calculations for fusion lasts for two weeks and comprises a set of seven lectures on ADAS, a set of seven lectures on fundamental atomic calculations, a set of four lectures on EXTENDED-ADAS integrated application and a guided orientation of ADAS capabilities to each participant's individual research. The next course is scheduled for Autumn 2009 at FZ-Jülich at a time to be arranged.
The ADAS Workshop
The ADAS Workshop is an annual event for ADAS Project members and interested parties. The 13th ADAS Workshop took place at FZ-Jülich 19 Sept — 2 Oct. 2008. The 14th ADAS Workshop at Ringberg Castle, Tegernsee, Germany 4-7 Oct. 2009. For further information go to the main ADAS website.