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excerpt: Magnetically confined fusion plasmas are being designed within the International Tokamak Experimental Reactor (ITER) and other projects that will operate in physics regimes only recently achieved through experiment. Modeling and simulation activities are required to design and optimize these new facilities. The fusion community is developing an approach to whole device modeling that will provide predictive numerical simulations of the physics required for magnetically confined fusion plasmas to enable design optimization and fill in the experimental gaps for ITER and future fusion devices.
excerpt: Magnetically confined fusion plasmas are being designed within the International Tokamak Experimental Reactor (ITER) and other projects that are based on physics regimes achieved through present experiment. First-principles-based modeling and simulation activities are required to design and optimize these new facilities in the possibly new physics regimes. The fusion community is developing an approach to first-principles-based whole device modeling that will provide predictive numerical simulations of the physics required for magnetically confined fusion plasmas to enable design optimization and fill in the experimental gaps for ITER and future fusion devices.
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{% include figure class="align-right" width="50%" popup=true image_path=img alt="Image showing plasma turbulence in a tokamak reactor" caption="The first coupled simulation of turbulence in a tokamak device. Visualization courtesy of D. Pugmire (ORNL)." %}

Magnetically confined fusion plasmas are being designed within the International Tokamak Experimental Reactor (ITER) and other projects that will operate in physics regimes only recently achieved through experiment. Modeling and simulation activities are required to design and optimize these new facilities. The fusion community is developing an approach to whole device modeling that will provide predictive numerical simulations of the physics required for magnetically confined fusion plasmas to enable design optimization and fill in the experimental gaps for ITER and future fusion devices.
Magnetically confined fusion plasmas are being designed within the International Tokamak Experimental Reactor (ITER) and other projects that are based on physics regimes achieved through present experiment. First-principles-based modeling and simulation activities are required to design and optimize these new facilities in the possibly new physics regimes. The fusion community is developing an approach to first-principles-based whole device modeling that will provide predictive numerical simulations of the physics required for magnetically confined fusion plasmas to enable design optimization and fill in the experimental gaps for ITER and future fusion devices.

## The enabling software

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**zfp** compression is available through a Spack build option or can be used through a plugin to ADIOS.

WDMApp leveraged **VTK-m** to develop Poincare maps in its XGC code to plot the magnetic fields in the tokamak, allowing scientists to see how the magnetic field changes over time. Use of VTK-m significantly speeded up the Poincare calculations.
WDMApp leveraged **VTK-m** to develop Poincare maps in its XGC code to plot the magnetic field perturbations in the tokamak, allowing scientists to see how the magnetic field topologies changes over time due to plasma turbulence. Use of VTK-m significantly speeded up the Poincare calculations.

### Programming models and runtimes (S4PST)

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