Real-time pedestal optimization and ELM control with 3D fields and gas flows on DIII-D
F. M. Laggner(TU Wien), D. Eldon(General Atomics (United States)), P.B. Snyder(Commonwealth Fund), A. Nelson(Columbia University), Egemen Kolemen(Princeton University), M.E. Fenstermacher(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Qiming Hu(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), O. Meneghini(General Atomics (United States)), R. Nazikian(General Atomics (United States)), C. Paz-Soldan(City University of New York), D.A. Humphreys(General Atomics (United States)), A. Bortolon(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory), A.W. Hyatt(General Atomics (United States)), E.A. Unterberg(General Atomics (United States)), B. A. Grierson(Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory)
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