ITER Physics Data Model Documentation for camera_ir

Infrared camera for monitoring of Plasma Facing Components

Notation of array of structure indices: itime indicates a time index; i1, i2, i3, ... indicate other indices with their depth in the IDS. This notation clarifies the path of a given node, but should not be used to compare indices of different nodes (they may have different meanings).

Lifecycle status: alpha since version 3.23.4

Last change occured on version: 3.39.0

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By convention, only the upper error node should be filled in case of symmetrical error bars. The upper and lower errors are absolute and defined positive, and represent one standard deviation of the data. The effective values of the data (within one standard deviation) will be within the interval [data-data_error_lower, data+data_error_upper]. Thus whatever the sign of data, data_error_lower relates to the lower bound and data_error_upper to the upper bound of the error bar interval.

Full path name Description Data Type Coordinates
ids_properties Interface Data Structure properties. This element identifies the node above as an IDS structure
ids_properties/comment Any comment describing the content of this IDS {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/homogeneous_time This node must be filled (with 0, 1, or 2) for the IDS to be valid. If 1, the time of this IDS is homogeneous, i.e. the time values for this IDS are stored in the time node just below the root of this IDS. If 0, the time values are stored in the various time fields at lower levels in the tree. In the case only constant or static nodes are filled within the IDS, homogeneous_time must be set to 2 {constant} INT_0D
ids_properties/source
Lifecycle status: obsolescent since version 3.34.0
Source of the data (any comment describing the origin of the data : code, path to diagnostic signals, processing method, ...). Superseeded by the new provenance structure. {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/provider Name of the person in charge of producing this data {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/creation_date Date at which this data has been produced {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/version_put Version of the access layer package used to PUT this IDS structure
ids_properties/version_put/data_dictionary Version of Data Dictionary used to PUT this IDS {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/version_put/access_layer Version of Access Layer used to PUT this IDS {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/version_put/access_layer_language Programming language of the Access Layer high level API used to PUT this IDS {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/provenance
Lifecycle status: alpha since version 3.34.0
Provenance information about this IDS structure
ids_properties/provenance/node(i1) Set of IDS nodes for which the provenance is given. The provenance information applies to the whole structure below the IDS node. For documenting provenance information for the whole IDS, set the size of this array of structure to 1 and leave the child "path" node empty {constant} struct_array [max_size=20 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
ids_properties/provenance/node(i1)/path Path of the node within the IDS, following the syntax given in the link below. If empty, means the provenance information applies to the whole IDS. Click here for further documentation. {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/provenance/node(i1)/sources(:) List of sources used to import or calculate this node, identified as explained below. In case the node is the result of of a calculation / data processing, the source is an input to the process described in the "code" structure at the root of the IDS. The source can be an IDS (identified by a URI or a persitent identifier, see syntax in the link below) or non-IDS data imported directly from an non-IMAS database (identified by the command used to import the source, or the persistent identifier of the data source). Often data are obtained by a chain of processes, however only the last process input are recorded here. The full chain of provenance has then to be reconstructed recursively from the provenance information contained in the data sources. Click here for further documentation. {constant} STR_1D 1- 1...N
ids_properties/plugins
Lifecycle status: alpha since version 3.39.0
Information about the plugins used to write/read this IDS. This structure is filled automatically by the Access Layer at GET/PUT time, no need to fill it via a user program.. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 structure
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1) Set of IDS nodes for which a plugin has been applied {constant} struct_array [max_size=20 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/path Path of the node within the IDS, following the syntax given in the link below. If empty, means the plugin applies to the whole IDS. Click here for further documentation. {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2) Plugins used to PUT a node (potentially, multiple plugins can be applied, if so they are listed by order of application) struct_array [max_size=10 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2)/name Name of software used {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2)/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2)/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2)/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2)/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/put_operation(i2)/parameters List of the code specific parameters in XML format {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2) Plugins to be used to read back a node (potentially, multiple plugins can be applied, listed in reverse order of application) struct_array [max_size=10 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2)/name Name of software used {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2)/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2)/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2)/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2)/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/readback(i2)/parameters List of the code specific parameters in XML format {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2) Plugins actually used to read back a node (potentially, multiple plugins can be applied, listed in reverse order of application). This information is filled by the plugin infrastructure during the GET operation. struct_array [max_size=10 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2)/name Name of software used {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2)/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2)/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2)/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2)/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/node(i1)/get_operation(i2)/parameters List of the code specific parameters in XML format {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_put Plugin infrastructure used to PUT the data structure
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_put/name Name of software used {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_put/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_put/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_put/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_put/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_get Plugin infrastructure used to GET the data structure
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_get/name Name of software used {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_get/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_get/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_get/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
ids_properties/plugins/infrastructure_get/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
name Name of the camera {static} STR_0D
calibration Calibration data structure
calibration/luminance_to_temperature(:,:) Luminance to temperature conversion table {static} INT_2D 1- 1...N
2- 1...2
calibration/transmission_barrel(:,:) Transmission of the optical barrel {static} INT_2D 1- 1...N
2- 1...N
calibration/transmission_mirror(:,:) Transmission of the mirror {static} INT_2D 1- 1...N
2- 1...N
calibration/transmission_window(:,:) Transmission of the window {static} INT_2D 1- 1...N
2- 1...N
calibration/optical_temperature(:,:) Temperature of the optical components (digital levels) {static} INT_2D 1- 1...N
2- 1...N
frame(itime) Set of frames {dynamic} struct_array 1- frame(itime)/time
frame(itime)/surface_temperature(:,:) Surface temperature image. First dimension : line index (horizontal axis). Second dimension: column index (vertical axis). The size of this matrix is assumed to be constant over time {dynamic} [K]. Introduced after DD version 3.34.0 FLT_2D 1- 1...N
2- 1...N
frame(itime)/time Time {dynamic} [s] FLT_0D
midplane Choice of midplane definition for the mapping of measurements on an equilibrium. Introduced after DD version 3.32.1. Available options (refer to the children of this identifier structure) :
Name Index Description
magnetic_axis 1 Midplane defined by the height of magnetic axis equilibrium/time_slice/global_quantities/magnetic_axis/z
dr_dz_zero_sep 2 Midplane defined by the height of the outboard point on the separatrix on which dr/dz = 0 (local maximum of the major radius of the separatrix). In case of multiple local maxima, the closest one from z=z_magnetic_axis is chosen. equilibrium/time_slice/boundary_separatrix/dr_dz_zero_point/z
z_zero 3 Midplane defined by z = 0
ggd_subset 4 Midplane location is specified by means of the GGD grid subset for the inner and outer midplanes, if the midplane choice is different from the other available options. If the GGD midplane subset corresponds to one of the other available options, select that particular option to indicate it
structure
midplane/name Short string identifier {static} STR_0D
midplane/index Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index. {static} INT_0D
midplane/description Verbose description {static} STR_0D
frame_analysis(itime) Quantities deduced from frame analysis for a set of time slices {dynamic}. Introduced after DD version 3.32.1 struct_array 1- frame_analysis(itime)/time
frame_analysis(itime)/sol_heat_decay_length Heat flux decay length in SOL at divertor entrance, mapped to the mid-plane, this is the lambda_q parameter defined in reference T. Eich et al, Nucl. Fusion 53 (2013) 093031 {dynamic} [m] FLT_0D
frame_analysis(itime)/distance_separatrix_midplane(:) Distance between the measurement position and the separatrix, mapped along flux surfaces to the outboard midplane, in the major radius direction. Positive value means the measurement is outside of the separatrix. {dynamic} [m] FLT_1D 1- 1...N
frame_analysis(itime)/power_flux_parallel(:) Parallel heat flux received by the element monitored by the camera, along the distance_separatrix_midplane coordinate {dynamic} [W.m^-2] FLT_1D 1- frame_analysis(itime)/distance_separatrix_midplane
frame_analysis(itime)/time Time {dynamic} [s] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1) Set of optical elements. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 struct_array [max_size=10 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
optical_element(i1)/type Type of optical element. In case of 'mirror' and 'diaphragm', the element is described by one 'front_surface'. In case of 'lens', the element is described by 'front_surface' and 'back_surface'.. Available options (refer to the children of this identifier structure) :
Name Index Description
mirror 1 Mirror
lens 2 Lens
diaphragm 3 Diaphragm
structure
optical_element(i1)/type/name Short string identifier {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/type/index Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index. {static} INT_0D
optical_element(i1)/type/description Verbose description {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/front_surface Curvature of the front surface structure
optical_element(i1)/front_surface/curvature_type Curvature of the surface. Available options (refer to the children of this identifier structure) :
Name Index Description
planar 1 Planar object, no curvature
cylindrical_x1 2 Cylindrical in the X1 direction, use x1_curvature
cylindrical_x2 3 Cylindrical in the X2 direction, use x2_curvature
spherical 4 Spherical : same curvature radius in X1 and X2 directions, indicated in x1_curvature
toroidal 5 Toroidal : x1_curvature in X1 direction and x2_curvature in X2 direction
structure
optical_element(i1)/front_surface/curvature_type/name Short string identifier {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/front_surface/curvature_type/index Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index. {static} INT_0D
optical_element(i1)/front_surface/curvature_type/description Verbose description {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/front_surface/x1_curvature Radius of curvature in the X1 direction, to be filled only for curvature_type/index = 2, 4 or 5 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/front_surface/x2_curvature Radius of curvature in the X2 direction, to be filled only for curvature_type/index = 3 or 5 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/back_surface Curvature of the front surface structure
optical_element(i1)/back_surface/curvature_type Curvature of the surface. Available options (refer to the children of this identifier structure) :
Name Index Description
planar 1 Planar object, no curvature
cylindrical_x1 2 Cylindrical in the X1 direction, use x1_curvature
cylindrical_x2 3 Cylindrical in the X2 direction, use x2_curvature
spherical 4 Spherical : same curvature radius in X1 and X2 directions, indicated in x1_curvature
toroidal 5 Toroidal : x1_curvature in X1 direction and x2_curvature in X2 direction
structure
optical_element(i1)/back_surface/curvature_type/name Short string identifier {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/back_surface/curvature_type/index Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index. {static} INT_0D
optical_element(i1)/back_surface/curvature_type/description Verbose description {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/back_surface/x1_curvature Radius of curvature in the X1 direction, to be filled only for curvature_type/index = 2, 4 or 5 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/back_surface/x2_curvature Radius of curvature in the X2 direction, to be filled only for curvature_type/index = 3 or 5 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/thickness Distance between front_surface and back_surface along the X3 vector {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/material_properties Material properties of the optical element structure
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/type Type of optical element material. In case of 'metal' refractive_index and extinction_coefficient are used. In case of 'dielectric' refractive_index and transmission_coefficient are used.. Available options (refer to the children of this identifier structure) :
Name Index Description
metal 1 Metal
dielectric 2 Dielectric
structure
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/type/name Short string identifier {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/type/index Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index. {static} INT_0D
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/type/description Verbose description {static} STR_0D
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/wavelengths(:) Wavelengths array for refractive_index, extinction_coefficient and transmission_coefficient {constant} [m] FLT_1D 1- 1...N
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/refractive_index(:) Refractive index (for metal and dielectric) {constant} [-] FLT_1D 1- optical_element(i1)/material_properties/wavelengths
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/extinction_coefficient(:) Extinction coefficient (for metal) {constant} [-] FLT_1D 1- optical_element(i1)/material_properties/wavelengths
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/transmission_coefficient(:) Transmission coefficient (for dielectric) {constant} [-] FLT_1D 1- optical_element(i1)/material_properties/wavelengths
optical_element(i1)/material_properties/roughness(:) Roughness parameter of the material. Varies in range [0, 1]. 0 is perfectly specular, 1 is perfectly rough {constant} [-] FLT_1D 1- optical_element(i1)/material_properties/wavelengths
optical_element(i1)/geometry Further geometrical description of the element structure
optical_element(i1)/geometry/geometry_type Type of geometry used to describe the surface of the detector or aperture (1:'outline', 2:'circular', 3:'rectangle'). In case of 'outline', the surface is described by an outline of point in a local coordinate system defined by a centre and three unit vectors X1, X2, X3. Note that there is some flexibility here and the data provider should choose the most convenient coordinate system for the object, respecting the definitions of (X1,X2,X3) indicated below. In case of 'circular', the surface is a circle defined by its centre, radius, and normal vector oriented towards the plasma X3. In case of 'rectangle', the surface is a rectangle defined by its centre, widths in the X1 and X2 directions, and normal vector oriented towards the plasma X3. {static} INT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/centre If geometry_type=2, coordinates of the centre of the circle. If geometry_type=1 or 3, coordinates of the origin of the local coordinate system (X1,X2,X3) describing the plane detector/aperture. This origin is located within the detector/aperture area. structure
optical_element(i1)/geometry/centre/r Major radius {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/centre/z Height {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/centre/phi Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above) {static} [rad] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/radius Radius of the circle, used only if geometry_type = 2 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x1_unit_vector Components of the X1 direction unit vector in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate system, where X is the major radius axis for phi = 0, Y is the major radius axis for phi = pi/2, and Z is the height axis. The X1 vector is more horizontal than X2 (has a smaller abs(Z) component) and oriented in the positive phi direction (counter-clockwise when viewing from above). Click here for further documentation. structure
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x1_unit_vector/x Component along X axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x1_unit_vector/y Component along Y axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x1_unit_vector/z Component along Z axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x2_unit_vector Components of the X2 direction unit vector in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate system, where X is the major radius axis for phi = 0, Y is the major radius axis for phi = pi/2, and Z is the height axis. The X2 axis is orthonormal so that uX2 = uX3 x uX1. Click here for further documentation. structure
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x2_unit_vector/x Component along X axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x2_unit_vector/y Component along Y axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x2_unit_vector/z Component along Z axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x3_unit_vector Components of the X3 direction unit vector in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate system, where X is the major radius axis for phi = 0, Y is the major radius axis for phi = pi/2, and Z is the height axis. The X3 axis is normal to the detector/aperture plane and oriented towards the plasma. Click here for further documentation. structure
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x3_unit_vector/x Component along X axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x3_unit_vector/y Component along Y axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x3_unit_vector/z Component along Z axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x1_width Full width of the aperture in the X1 direction, used only if geometry_type = 3 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/x2_width Full width of the aperture in the X2 direction, used only if geometry_type = 3 {static} [m] FLT_0D
optical_element(i1)/geometry/outline Irregular outline of the detector/aperture in the (X1, X2) coordinate system. Do NOT repeat the first point. structure
optical_element(i1)/geometry/outline/x1(:) Positions along x1 axis {static} [m] FLT_1D 1- 1...N
optical_element(i1)/geometry/outline/x2(:) Positions along x2 axis {static} [m] FLT_1D 1- optical_element(i1)/geometry/outline/x1
optical_element(i1)/geometry/surface Surface of the detector/aperture, derived from the above geometric data {static} [m^2] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle Description of the fibre bundle. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 structure
fibre_bundle/geometry Geometry of the fibre bundle entrance structure
fibre_bundle/geometry/geometry_type Type of geometry used to describe the surface of the detector or aperture (1:'outline', 2:'circular', 3:'rectangle'). In case of 'outline', the surface is described by an outline of point in a local coordinate system defined by a centre and three unit vectors X1, X2, X3. Note that there is some flexibility here and the data provider should choose the most convenient coordinate system for the object, respecting the definitions of (X1,X2,X3) indicated below. In case of 'circular', the surface is a circle defined by its centre, radius, and normal vector oriented towards the plasma X3. In case of 'rectangle', the surface is a rectangle defined by its centre, widths in the X1 and X2 directions, and normal vector oriented towards the plasma X3. {static} INT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/centre If geometry_type=2, coordinates of the centre of the circle. If geometry_type=1 or 3, coordinates of the origin of the local coordinate system (X1,X2,X3) describing the plane detector/aperture. This origin is located within the detector/aperture area. structure
fibre_bundle/geometry/centre/r Major radius {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/centre/z Height {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/centre/phi Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above) {static} [rad] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/radius Radius of the circle, used only if geometry_type = 2 {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x1_unit_vector Components of the X1 direction unit vector in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate system, where X is the major radius axis for phi = 0, Y is the major radius axis for phi = pi/2, and Z is the height axis. The X1 vector is more horizontal than X2 (has a smaller abs(Z) component) and oriented in the positive phi direction (counter-clockwise when viewing from above). Click here for further documentation. structure
fibre_bundle/geometry/x1_unit_vector/x Component along X axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x1_unit_vector/y Component along Y axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x1_unit_vector/z Component along Z axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x2_unit_vector Components of the X2 direction unit vector in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate system, where X is the major radius axis for phi = 0, Y is the major radius axis for phi = pi/2, and Z is the height axis. The X2 axis is orthonormal so that uX2 = uX3 x uX1. Click here for further documentation. structure
fibre_bundle/geometry/x2_unit_vector/x Component along X axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x2_unit_vector/y Component along Y axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x2_unit_vector/z Component along Z axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x3_unit_vector Components of the X3 direction unit vector in the (X,Y,Z) coordinate system, where X is the major radius axis for phi = 0, Y is the major radius axis for phi = pi/2, and Z is the height axis. The X3 axis is normal to the detector/aperture plane and oriented towards the plasma. Click here for further documentation. structure
fibre_bundle/geometry/x3_unit_vector/x Component along X axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x3_unit_vector/y Component along Y axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x3_unit_vector/z Component along Z axis {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x1_width Full width of the aperture in the X1 direction, used only if geometry_type = 3 {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/x2_width Full width of the aperture in the X2 direction, used only if geometry_type = 3 {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/geometry/outline Irregular outline of the detector/aperture in the (X1, X2) coordinate system. Do NOT repeat the first point. structure
fibre_bundle/geometry/outline/x1(:) Positions along x1 axis {static} [m] FLT_1D 1- 1...N
fibre_bundle/geometry/outline/x2(:) Positions along x2 axis {static} [m] FLT_1D 1- fibre_bundle/geometry/outline/x1
fibre_bundle/geometry/surface Surface of the detector/aperture, derived from the above geometric data {static} [m^2] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/fibre_radius Radius of a single fibre {static} [m] FLT_0D
fibre_bundle/fibre_positions Individual fibres centres positions in the (X1, X2) coordinate system structure
fibre_bundle/fibre_positions/x1(:) Positions along x1 axis {static} [m] FLT_1D 1- 1...N
fibre_bundle/fibre_positions/x2(:) Positions along x2 axis {static} [m] FLT_1D 1- fibre_bundle/fibre_positions/x1
latency Upper bound of the delay between physical information received by the detector and data available on the real-time (RT) network. {static} [s]. Introduced after DD version 3.32.1 FLT_0D
code Generic decription of the code-specific parameters for the code that has produced this IDS structure
code/name Name of software generating IDS {constant} STR_0D
code/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
code/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
code/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
code/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
code/parameters List of the code specific parameters in XML format {constant} STR_0D
code/output_flag(:) Output flag : 0 means the run is successful, other values mean some difficulty has been encountered, the exact meaning is then code specific. Negative values mean the result shall not be used. {dynamic} INT_1D 1- time
code/library(i1) List of external libraries used by the code that has produced this IDS struct_array [max_size=10 (limited in MDS+ backend only)] 1- 1...N
code/library(i1)/name Name of software {constant} STR_0D
code/library(i1)/description Short description of the software (type, purpose) {constant}. Introduced after DD version 3.38.1 STR_0D
code/library(i1)/commit Unique commit reference of software {constant} STR_0D
code/library(i1)/version Unique version (tag) of software {constant} STR_0D
code/library(i1)/repository URL of software repository {constant} STR_0D
code/library(i1)/parameters List of the code specific parameters in XML format {constant} STR_0D
time(:) Generic time {dynamic} [s] FLT_1D 1- 1...N

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