1. 2nd CWGM International Stellarator Profile DataBase (ISCDB) IEA Implementing Agreement of Development of Stellarator Concepts
IPP Greifswald, June 4.-6., 2007

2. Inititiated at ISW Madrid 2005, 1st CWGM: Kyoto University (2006)
Strategic Goals
Long term: - define data basis for system/reactor studies, - thorough and critical assessment of data, - identification of critical issues for stellarators, - comparative physics studies, - conclusions for collaborative and comparative experimental studies
…something like ITPA (focusing on stellarator specific matters)

3. Specific Goals (this meeting)
Short term: collaboration on hot topics (hope we got some of em …)
Identify common papers
status and topical discussion
open issues
and action items
(agreement on leading person for each paper)
Output:
work break-down for International Stellarator Workshop contributions
ideas for IAEA FEC
full documentation of data (send all numbers to Funaba-San and me ;)

4. This meeting is a workshop.
Spirit of the Meeting
This meeting is a workshop.

5. Topics & Chairmen High Beta – A. Weller
Iota dependencies in global confinement – E. Ascasibar
Neoclassical transport – H. Yamada/H. Maaßberg
Impurity, momentum and particle transport – K. Ida
Edge physics – F. Sardei/Y. Feng

6. Organisation Venue: IPP Greifswald, seminar room 2 Time Monday Tuesday
Wednesday
June 4, 2007
June 5, 2007
June 6, 2007
09:00
Welcome/Goals
Ascasibar
Maaßberg
09:30
High Beta Intro
Lopez Bruna
Mikkelsen
10:00
Sakakibara
Yamada
Burhenn
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
ISCDB discussion
Ida / IMP disc.
11:30
Harris
Kobayashi (video)
12:00
Lunch
12:30
13:00
13:30
14:00
Funaba
Yokoyama
Feng
14:30
Preuss
Beidler
15:00
15:30
Suzuki
NC discussion
Edge discussion
16:00
Werner
Summary/Tasks
16:30
High Beta Disc.
Intro (Ida)/Maaßberg
17:00
Ida
End
17:30
Guided tour to W7-X
Hidalgo
18:00
Grill
19:30
Workshop Dinner
Organisation

8. Fischer-Hütte An der Mühle 81
Dinner (tonight 7:30 p.m.)
Restaurant
Fischer-Hütte An der Mühle 81
17493 Greifswald-Wieck
Phone: 83 96 54
by foot (3 - 4 km)