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9–12 Sept 2025
Fudan University, Shanghai, China
Europe/Vienna timezone

Data fusion and uncertainty quantification of density data on EAST tokamak

10 Sept 2025, 10:00
25m
Auditorium Hall HGX 102 (Guanghua Twin Tower) (Fudan University, Shanghai, China)

Auditorium Hall HGX 102 (Guanghua Twin Tower)

Fudan University, Shanghai, China

220 Handan Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai, China 邯郸路 220 号 复旦大学
Oral (Regular) Sensor Fusion and Integrated Data Analysis Sensor Fusion and Integrated Data Analysis

Speaker

Ting Lan (Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Hefei)

Description

In Tokamak, plasma density is a key parameter influencing confinement and transport. The rapid acquisition of reliable plasma density profiles is crucial for the real-time feedback control of density. However, measurement uncertainty leads to inconsistence between different density diagnostic systems, making it difficult to use and understand data. This report introduces data fusion and uncertainty quantification algorithms in machine learning to integrate experiment data from multiple density diagnostic systems in EAST Tokamak. The forward diagnostic models of the Polarimeter-Interferometer (POINT), the interferometer (HCN), and the microwave reflector (DPR) are constructed according to the diagnostic principles and layouts of corresponding density diagnostic systems. Bayesian inference is used to fuse diagnostic data from POINT, HCN, and DPR systems, providing uncertainty-quantified density distributions with higher confidence than individual diagnostic system. Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) is employed to integrate diagnostic data from POINT and HCN systems, achieving plasma density distributions and their uncertainty in milliseconds. The advantage of Bayesian-based method is its probabilistic characterization of physical quantities and measurement uncertainties, while providing an intuitive and flexible inference framework that enables data fusion across heterogeneous diagnostic systems through the product of likelihood functions. In contrast, deep learning-based method has the advantage of rapidly generating determination results, making it suitable for real-time data processing. This work is beneficial for providing a self-consistent and reliable density distribution for the research of confinement and transport and for the real-time feedback control of density. The algorithms and models established by this work, would provide reference for data fusion of multiple diagnostic systems and uncertainty quantification of key physical quantities in future fusion reactors.
References
[1] Fischer R, Fuchs C J, Kurzan B, et al. Integrated data analysis of profile diagnostics at ASDEX Upgrade[J]. Fusion science and technology, 2010, 58(2): 675-684.
[2] Lan T, Li G S, Liu H Q, Wang S X, Zhu X. Full poloidal section inversion using data of interferometer and reflectometer based on deep learning techniques. 2025, on submitting.
[3] Xie XP, Lan T, Liu HQ, Zhu X, Mao WZ, Lan T, Ding WX. Neural-network based electron density profile inversion for interferometer on EAST tokamak[J]. Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2025, 67(4): 045001.
[4] Lan T, Liu HQ, Ren QL, Zhu X, Mao WZ, Yuan Y, Wang YF. Electron density profile reconstruction with convolutional neural networks[J]. Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2022, 64(12): 124003.
[5] Lan T, Liu J*, Qin H, Xu L L. Time-domain global similarity method for automatic data cleaning for multi-channel measurement systems in magnetic confinement fusion devices[J]. Computer Physics Communications, 2019, 234:159-166.

Speaker's email address lanting@ipp.ac.cn
Speaker's Affiliation Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Member State or International Organizations China

Authors

Mr HaiQing Liu (Institute of plasma physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences) Ting Lan (Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences Hefei)

Presentation materials