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Greg Colyer

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Research theme

  • Climate physics
  • Exoplanets and planetary physics
  • Plasma physics

Sub department

  • Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics

Research groups

  • Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics
Telephone: 01865 (2)82436
Atmospheric Physics Clarendon Laboratory, room 209E
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Isca, v1.0: A Framework for the Global Modelling of the Atmospheres of Earth and Other Planets at Varying Levels of Complexity

Copernicus Publications (2017) 1-25

Authors:

Geoffrey K Vallis, Greg Colyer, Ruth Geen, Edwin Gerber, Martin Jucker, Penelope Maher, Alexander Paterson, Marianne Pietschnig, James Penn, Stephen I Thomson
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Collisionality scaling of the electron heat flux in ETG turbulence

(2016)

Authors:

GJ Colyer, AA Schekochihin, FI Parra, CM Roach, MA Barnes, Y-C Ghim, W Dorland
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Overview of MAST results

Nuclear Fusion IOP Publishing 55:10 (2015) 104008

Authors:

IT Chapman, J Adamek, RJ Akers, S Allan, L Appel, O Asunta, M Barnes, N Ben Ayed, T Bigelow, W Boeglin, J Bradley, J Brünner, P Cahyna, M Carr, J Caughman, M Cecconello, C Challis, S Chapman, J Chorley, G Colyer, N Conway, WA Cooper, M Cox, N Crocker, B Crowley, G Cunningham, A Danilov, D Darrow, R Dendy, A Diallo, D Dickinson, S Diem, W Dorland, B Dudson, D Dunai, L Easy, S Elmore, A Field, G Fishpool, M Fox, E Fredrickson, S Freethy, L Garzotti, YC Ghim, K Gibson, J Graves, C Gurl, W Guttenfelder, C Ham, J Harrison, D Harting, E Havlickova, J Hawke, N Hawkes, T Hender, S Henderson, E Highcock, J Hillesheim, B Hnat, J Holgate, J Horacek, J Howard, B Huang, K Imada, O Jones, S Kaye, D Keeling, A Kirk, I Klimek, M Kocan, H Leggate, M Lilley, B Lipschultz, S Lisgo, YQ Liu, B Lloyd, B Lomanowski, I Lupelli, G Maddison, J Mailloux, R Martin, G McArdle, K McClements, B McMillan, A Meakins, H Meyer, C Michael, F Militello, J Milnes, AW Morris, G Motojima, D Muir, E Nardon, V Naulin, G Naylor, A Nielsen, M O'Brien, T O'Gorman, Y Ono, H Oliver, S Pamela, L Pangione, F Parra, A Patel, W Peebles, M Peng, R Perez, S Pinches, L Piron, M Podesta, M Price, M Reinke, Y Ren, C Roach, J Robinson, M Romanelli, V Rozhansky, S Saarelma, S Sangaroon, A Saveliev, R Scannell, A Schekochihin, S Sharapov, R Sharples, V Shevchenko, S Silburn, J Simpson, J Storrs, Y Takase, H Tanabe, H Tanaka, D Taylor, G Taylor, D Thomas, N Thomas-Davies, A Thornton, M Turnyanskiy, M Valovic, R Vann, N Walkden, H Wilson, LV Wyk, T Yamada, S Zoletnik
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Overview of physics results from MAST towards ITER/DEMO and the MAST Upgrade

Nuclear Fusion IOP Publishing 53:10 (2013) 104008

Authors:

H Meyer, IG Abel, RJ Akers, A Allan, SY Allan, LC Appel, O Asunta, M Barnes, NC Barratt, N Ben Ayed, JW Bradley, J Canik, P Cahyna, M Cecconello, CD Challis, IT Chapman, D Ciric, G Colyer, NJ Conway, M Cox, BJ Crowley, SC Cowley, G Cunningham, A Danilov, A Darke, MFM De Bock, G De Temmerman, RO Dendy, P Denner, D Dickinson, AY Dnestrovsky, Y Dnestrovsky, MD Driscoll, B Dudson, D Dunai, M Dunstan, P Dura, S Elmore, AR Field, G Fishpool, S Freethy, W Fundamenski, L Garzotti, YC Ghim, KJ Gibson, MP Gryaznevich, J Harrison, E Havlíčková, NC Hawkes, WW Heidbrink, TC Hender, E Highcock, D Higgins, P Hill, B Hnat, MJ Hole, J Horáček, DF Howell, K Imada, O Jones, E Kaveeva, D Keeling, A Kirk, M Kočan, RJ Lake, M Lehnen, HJ Leggate, Y Liang, MK Lilley, SW Lisgo, YQ Liu, B Lloyd, GP Maddison, J Mailloux, R Martin, GJ McArdle, KG McClements, B McMillan, C Michael, F Militello, P Molchanov, S Mordijck, T Morgan, AW Morris, DG Muir, E Nardon, V Naulin, G Naylor, AH Nielsen, MR O'Brien, T O'Gorman, S Pamela, FI Parra, A Patel, SD Pinches, MN Price, CM Roach, JR Robinson, M Romanelli, V Rozhansky, S Saarelma, S Sangaroon, A Saveliev, R Scannell, J Seidl, SE Sharapov, AA Schekochihin, V Shevchenko, S Shibaev, D Stork, J Storrs, A Sykes, GJ Tallents, P Tamain, D Taylor, D Temple, N Thomas-Davies, A Thornton, MR Turnyanskiy, M Valovič, RGL Vann, E Verwichte, P Voskoboynikov, G Voss, SEV Warder, HR Wilson, I Wodniak, S Zoletnik, R Zagôrski
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TRANSP modelling of neutron emissivity on MAST

39th EPS Conference on Plasma Physics 2012, EPS 2012 and the 16th International Congress on Plasma Physics 3 (2012) 1786-1789

Authors:

I Wodniak, M Gorelenkova, S Conroy, M Cecconello, R Akers, M Turnyanskiy, S Sangaroon, D Keeling, C Michael, G Colyer, G Ericsson

Abstract:

The aim of this paper is to validate a set of methods to model the measured neutron emission on Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak (MAST) using TRANSP. Neutrons are measured along a set of collimated lines of sight (LoS) at MAST by a Neutron Camera (NC). The neutron emissivity is modeled with TRANSP [1] for different plasma discharges using a selfconsistent data set produced by a data preparation and analysis tool. The modeled neutron emissivity is then compared with NC experimental data using a full 3D solid angle calculation to model the transport of neutrons from plasma to detector. A good agreement between the modelled and experimental neutron rate was found.

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