pulse schedule

Path	Dimensions	Type	Units	Description
pulse_schedule (alpha)				Description of Pulse Schedule, described by subsystems waveform references and an enveloppe around them. The controllers, pulse schedule and SDN are defined in separate IDSs. All names and identifiers of subsystems appearing in the pulse_schedule must be identical to those used in the IDSs describing the related subsystems.
pulse_schedule.code (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Generic decription of the code-specific parameters for the code that has produced this IDS
pulse_schedule.code.commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.code.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.code.library (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		List of external libraries used by the code that has produced this IDS
pulse_schedule.code.library[:].commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.code.library[:].description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.code.library[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software
pulse_schedule.code.library[:].parameters (alpha)		STR_0D		List of the code specific parameters in XML format
pulse_schedule.code.library[:].repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.code.library[:].version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.code.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software generating IDS
pulse_schedule.code.output_flag (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.time]	INT_1D		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.
pulse_schedule.code.parameters (alpha)		STR_0D		List of the code specific parameters in XML format
pulse_schedule.code.repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.code.version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.density_control (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Gas injection system and density control references
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Quantities related to the different ion species, in the sense of isonuclear or isomolecular sequences
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].element (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		List of elements forming the atom or molecule
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].element[:].a (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Atomic Mass Unit	Mass of atom
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].element[:].atoms_n (alpha)		INT_0D		Number of atoms of this element in the molecule
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].element[:].multiplicity (obsolescent)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Multiplicity of the atom
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].element[:].z_n (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Nuclear charge
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].label (alpha)		STR_0D		String identifying ion (e.g. H, D, T, He, C, D2, ...)
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].n_i_volume_average (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m^-3	Volume averaged ion density (average over the plasma volume up to the LCFS)
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].n_i_volume_average.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].n_i_volume_average.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].n_i_volume_average.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].n_i_volume_average.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.ion[:].z_ion (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Ion charge
pulse_schedule.density_control.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m^-2	Line integrated electron density over a line of sight in the whole vacuum chamber
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_lcfs (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m^-2	Line integrated electron density over a line of sight within the LCFS
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_lcfs.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_lcfs.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_lcfs.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_lcfs.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Description of the line of sight for calculating n_e, defined by two points when the beam is not reflected, a third point is added to define the reflected beam path
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.first_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Position of the first point
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.first_point.phi (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.first_point.r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.first_point.z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.second_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Position of the second point
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.second_point.phi (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.second_point.r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.second_point.z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.third_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Position of the third point
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.third_point.phi (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.third_point.r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_line_of_sight.third_point.z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_profile_average (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m^-3	Integral of a 1D core profile over rho_tor_norm up to the LCFS
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_profile_average.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_profile_average.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_profile_average.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_profile_average.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_volume_average (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m^-3	Volume averaged electron density (average over the plasma volume up to the LCFS)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_volume_average.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_volume_average.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_volume_average.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_e_volume_average.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_h_over_n_d (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Average ratio of hydrogen over deuterium density
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_h_over_n_d.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_h_over_n_d.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_h_over_n_d.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_h_over_n_d.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_t_over_n_d (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Average ratio of tritium over deuterium density
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_t_over_n_d.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_t_over_n_d.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_t_over_n_d.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.n_t_over_n_d.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of injection valves. Time-dependent
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].flow_rate (alpha)		STRUCTURE	Pa.m^3.s^-1	Flow rate of the valve
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].flow_rate.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].flow_rate.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].flow_rate.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].flow_rate.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the valve
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the valve
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Species injected by the valve (may be more than one in case the valve injects a gas mixture)
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].element (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		List of elements forming the atom or molecule
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].element[:].a (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Atomic Mass Unit	Mass of atom
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].element[:].atoms_n (alpha)		INT_0D		Number of atoms of this element in the molecule
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].element[:].multiplicity (obsolescent)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Multiplicity of the atom
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].element[:].z_n (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Nuclear charge
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].fraction (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	-	Relative fraction of this species (in molecules) in the gas mixture
pulse_schedule.density_control.valve[:].species[:].label (alpha)		STR_0D		String identifying neutral (e.g. H, D, T, He, C, ...)
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Line averaged effective charge
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.density_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Description of the line of sight for calculating zeff, defined by two points when the beam is not reflected, a third point is added to define the reflected beam path
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.first_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Position of the first point
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.first_point.phi (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above)
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.first_point.r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.first_point.z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.second_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Position of the second point
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.second_point.phi (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above)
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.second_point.r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.second_point.z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.third_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Position of the third point
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.third_point.phi (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Toroidal angle (oriented counter-clockwise when viewing from above)
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.third_point.r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_line_of_sight.third_point.z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_method (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Method for zeff calculation : Index = 1: average over a line of sight in the whole vacuum chamber, 2 : average over a line of sight within the LCFS, 3 : average of a 1D core profile over rho_tor_norm up to the LCFS
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_method.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_method.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.density_control.zeff_method.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.ec (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Electron cyclotron heating and current drive system
pulse_schedule.ec.beam (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of Electron Cyclotron beams
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].deposition_rho_tor_norm (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Normalised toroidal flux coordinate at which the main deposition should occur
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].deposition_rho_tor_norm.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].deposition_rho_tor_norm.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].deposition_rho_tor_norm.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].deposition_rho_tor_norm.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].frequency (alpha)		STRUCTURE	Hz	Frequency
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].frequency.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].frequency.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].frequency.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].frequency.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the beam
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the beam
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].power_launched (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Beam power launched into the vacuum vessel
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].power_launched.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].power_launched.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].power_launched.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].power_launched.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_pol (alpha)		STRUCTURE	rad	Steering angle of the EC beam in the R,Z plane (from the -R axis towards the -Z axis), angle_pol=atan2(-k_Z,-k_R), where k_Z and k_R are the Z and R components of the mean wave vector in the EC beam
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_pol.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_pol.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_pol.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_pol.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_tor (alpha)		STRUCTURE	rad	Steering angle of the EC beam away from the poloidal plane that is increasing towards the positive phi axis, angle_tor=arcsin(k_phi/k), where k_phi is the component of the wave vector in the phi direction and k is the length of the wave vector. Here the term wave vector refers to the mean wave vector in the EC beam
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_tor.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_tor.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_tor.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ec.beam[:].steering_angle_tor.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ec.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.ec.power_launched (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Total EC power launched in the plasma (sum over the beams)
pulse_schedule.ec.power_launched.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ec.power_launched.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ec.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ec.power_launched.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ec.power_launched.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ec.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.event (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		List of events, either predefined triggers or events recorded during the pulse
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_state (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Acquisition state of the related system : index = 1 : armed; index = 2 : on; index = 3 : off; index = 4 : closed
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_state.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_state.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_state.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_strategy (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Acquisition strategy related to this event: index = 1 : on-trigger; index = 2 : pre-trigger; index = 3 : post-trigger
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_strategy.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_strategy.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.event[:].acquisition_strategy.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.event[:].duration (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	s	Duration of this event
pulse_schedule.event[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique identifier of this event provided by the scheduling / event handler
pulse_schedule.event[:].listeners (alpha)	[1...N]	STR_1D		Systems listening to this event
pulse_schedule.event[:].provider (alpha)		STR_0D		System having generated this event
pulse_schedule.event[:].time_stamp (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	s	Time stamp of this event
pulse_schedule.event[:].type (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Type of this event
pulse_schedule.event[:].type.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.event[:].type.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.event[:].type.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.flux_control (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Magnetic flux control references
pulse_schedule.flux_control.beta_normal (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Normalised toroidal beta, defined as 100 * beta_tor * a[m] * B0 [T] / ip [MA]
pulse_schedule.flux_control.beta_normal.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.flux_control.beta_normal.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.flux_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.flux_control.beta_normal.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.flux_control.beta_normal.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.flux_control.i_plasma (alpha)		STRUCTURE	A	Plasma current
pulse_schedule.flux_control.i_plasma.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.flux_control.i_plasma.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.flux_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.flux_control.i_plasma.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.flux_control.i_plasma.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.flux_control.li_3 (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Internal inductance
pulse_schedule.flux_control.li_3.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.flux_control.li_3.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.flux_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.flux_control.li_3.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.flux_control.li_3.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.flux_control.loop_voltage (alpha)		STRUCTURE	V	Loop voltage
pulse_schedule.flux_control.loop_voltage.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.flux_control.loop_voltage.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.flux_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.flux_control.loop_voltage.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.flux_control.loop_voltage.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.flux_control.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.flux_control.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.flux_control.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.ic (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Ion cyclotron heating and current drive system
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of ICRH antennas
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].frequency (alpha)		STRUCTURE	Hz	Frequency
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].frequency.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].frequency.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ic.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].frequency.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].frequency.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the antenna
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the antenna
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].phase (alpha)		STRUCTURE	rad	Phase
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].phase.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].phase.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ic.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].phase.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].phase.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Power
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ic.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power_type (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Type of power used in the sibling power node (defining which power is referred to in this pulse_schedule). Index = 1: power_launched, 2: power_forward (see definitions in the ic_antennas IDS)
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power_type.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power_type.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.ic.antenna[:].power_type.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.ic.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ic.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.ic.power (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Total IC power (sum over the antennas)
pulse_schedule.ic.power.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.ic.power.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.ic.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.ic.power.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.ic.power.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.ic.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.ids_properties (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Interface Data Structure properties. This element identifies the node above as an IDS
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.comment (alpha)		STR_0D		Any comment describing the content of this IDS
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.creation_date (alpha)		STR_0D		Date at which this data has been produced
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.homogeneous_time (alpha)		INT_0D		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
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.name (alpha)		STR_0D		User-defined name for this IDS occurrence
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.occurrence		INT_0D
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.occurrence_type (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Type of data contained in this occurrence 1) reconstruction : Equilibrium reconstruction 2) prediction_fixed : Equilibrium prediction, fixed boundary 3) prediction_free : Equilibrium prediction, free boundary 4) mapping : Used for mapping equilibrium results from one grid type / resolution to another, or for including variables not present in the first set such as the calculation of magnetic field of other derived parameters
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.occurrence_type.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.occurrence_type.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.occurrence_type.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins (alpha)		STRUCTURE		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.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_get (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Plugin infrastructure used to GET the data
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_get.commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_get.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_get.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software used
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_get.repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_get.version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_put (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Plugin infrastructure used to PUT the data
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_put.commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_put.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_put.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software used
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_put.repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.infrastructure_put.version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of IDS nodes for which a plugin has been applied
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		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.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation[:].commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation[:].description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software used
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation[:].parameters (alpha)		STR_0D		List of the code specific parameters in XML format
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation[:].repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].get_operation[:].version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].path (alpha)		STR_0D		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.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Plugins used to PUT a node (potentially, multiple plugins can be applied, if so they are listed by order of application)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation[:].commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation[:].description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software used
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation[:].parameters (alpha)		STR_0D		List of the code specific parameters in XML format
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation[:].repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].put_operation[:].version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Plugins to be used to read back a node (potentially, multiple plugins can be applied, listed in reverse order of application)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback[:].commit (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique commit reference of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback[:].description (alpha)		STR_0D		Short description of the software (type, purpose)
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of software used
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback[:].parameters (alpha)		STR_0D		List of the code specific parameters in XML format
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback[:].repository (alpha)		STR_0D		URL of software repository
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.plugins.node[:].readback[:].version (alpha)		STR_0D		Unique version (tag) of software
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.provenance (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Provenance information about this IDS
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.provenance.node (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		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
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.provenance.node[:].path (alpha)		STR_0D		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.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.provenance.node[:].sources (alpha)	[1...N]	STR_1D		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.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.provider (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the person in charge of producing this data
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.source (obsolescent)		STR_0D		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.
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.version_put (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Version of the access layer package used to PUT this IDS
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.version_put.access_layer (alpha)		STR_0D		Version of Access Layer used to PUT this IDS
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.version_put.access_layer_language (alpha)		STR_0D		Programming language of the Access Layer high level API used to PUT this IDS
pulse_schedule.ids_properties.version_put.data_dictionary (alpha)		STR_0D		Version of Data Dictionary used to PUT this IDS
pulse_schedule.lh (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Lower Hybrid heating and current drive system
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of LH antennas
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].frequency (alpha)		STRUCTURE	Hz	Frequency
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].frequency.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].frequency.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.lh.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].frequency.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].frequency.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the antenna
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].n_parallel (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Main parallel refractive index of the injected wave power spectrum
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].n_parallel.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].n_parallel.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.lh.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].n_parallel.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].n_parallel.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the antenna
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].phase (alpha)		STRUCTURE	rad	Phasing between neighbour waveguides (in the toroidal direction)
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].phase.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].phase.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.lh.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].phase.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].phase.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Power
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.lh.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power_type (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Type of power used in the sibling power node (defining which power is referred to in this pulse_schedule). Index = 1: power_launched, 2: power_forward (see definitions in the lh_antennas IDS)
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power_type.description (alpha)		STR_0D		Verbose description
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power_type.index (alpha)		INT_0D		Integer identifier (enumeration index within a list). Private identifier values must be indicated by a negative index.
pulse_schedule.lh.antenna[:].power_type.name (alpha)		STR_0D		Short string identifier
pulse_schedule.lh.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.lh.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.lh.power (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Total LH power (sum over the antennas)
pulse_schedule.lh.power.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.lh.power.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.lh.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.lh.power.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.lh.power.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.lh.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.nbi (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Neutral beam heating and current drive system
pulse_schedule.nbi.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.nbi.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.nbi.power (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Total NBI power (sum over the units)
pulse_schedule.nbi.power.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.nbi.power.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.nbi.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.nbi.power.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.nbi.power.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.nbi.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of NBI units
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].energy (alpha)		STRUCTURE	eV	Full energy of the injected species (acceleration of a single atom)
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].energy.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].energy.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.nbi.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].energy.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].energy.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the NBI unit
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the NBI unit
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].power (alpha)		STRUCTURE	W	Power launched from this unit into the vacuum vessel
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].power.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].power.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.nbi.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].power.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].power.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Species injected by the NBI unit (may be more than one in case the unit injects a gas mixture)
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].element (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		List of elements forming the atom or molecule
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].element[:].a (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Atomic Mass Unit	Mass of atom
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].element[:].atoms_n (alpha)		INT_0D		Number of atoms of this element in the molecule
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].element[:].multiplicity (obsolescent)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Multiplicity of the atom
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].element[:].z_n (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	Elementary Charge Unit	Nuclear charge
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].fraction (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	-	Relative fraction of this species (in molecules) in the gas mixture
pulse_schedule.nbi.unit[:].species[:].label (alpha)		STR_0D		String identifying neutral (e.g. H, D, T, He, C, ...)
pulse_schedule.pf_active (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Poloidal field coil references
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of poloidal field coils
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].current (alpha)		STRUCTURE	A	Current fed in the coil (for 1 turn, to be multiplied by the number of turns to obtain the generated magnetic field), positive when flowing from side 1 to side 2 of the coil (inside the coil), this numbering being made consistently with the convention that the current is counter-clockwise when seen from above.
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].current.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].current.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.pf_active.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].current.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].current.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the coil
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the coil
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].resistance_additional (alpha)		STRUCTURE	Ohm	Additional resistance due to e.g. dynamically switchable resistors
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].resistance_additional.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].resistance_additional.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.pf_active.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].resistance_additional.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.pf_active.coil[:].resistance_additional.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.pf_active.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.pf_active.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of PF power supplies
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].current (alpha)		STRUCTURE	A	Current fed into one turn of the coil. (Multiply by number of turns to obtain generated magnetic field). Positive when flowing from side 1 to side 2 of the coil, this numbering being made consistently with the convention that the current flows counter-clockwise when viewed from above.
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].current.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].current.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.pf_active.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].current.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].current.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the supply
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the supply
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].voltage (alpha)		STRUCTURE	V	Voltage at the supply output (Vside1-Vside2)
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].voltage.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower and upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].voltage.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.pf_active.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].voltage.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.pf_active.supply[:].voltage.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.pf_active.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.position_control (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Plasma position and shape control references
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point (alpha)		STRUCTURE		RZ position of the active limiter point (point of the plasma boundary in contact with the limiter)
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.active_limiter_point.z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of (R,Z) points defining the outline of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.boundary_outline[:].z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid (alpha)		STRUCTURE		RZ position of the current centroid
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.current_centroid.z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Elongation of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_lower (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Elongation (lower half w.r.t. geometric axis) of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_lower.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_lower.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_lower.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_lower.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_upper (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Elongation (upper half w.r.t. geometric axis) of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_upper.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_upper.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_upper.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.elongation_upper.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Set of gaps, defined by a reference point and a direction.
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].angle (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	rad	Angle between the direction in which the gap is measured (in the poloidal cross-section) and the horizontal axis.
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].identifier (alpha)		STR_0D		Identifier of the gap
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].name (alpha)		STR_0D		Name of the gap
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].r (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Major radius of the reference point
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].value (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Value of the gap, i.e. distance between the reference point and the separatrix along the gap direction
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].value.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].value.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].value.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].value.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.gap[:].z (alpha)		FLT_0D (uncertain)	m	Height of the reference point
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis (alpha)		STRUCTURE		RZ position of the geometric axis (defined as (Rmin+Rmax) / 2 and (Zmin+Zmax) / 2 of the boundary)
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.geometric_axis.z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Magnetic axis position
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.magnetic_axis.z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.minor_radius (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Minor radius of the plasma boundary (defined as (Rmax-Rmin) / 2 of the boundary)
pulse_schedule.position_control.minor_radius.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.minor_radius.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.minor_radius.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.minor_radius.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_inner (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Lower inner squareness of the plasma boundary (definition from T. Luce, Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 55 (2013) 095009)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_inner.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_inner.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_inner.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_inner.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_outer (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Lower outer squareness of the plasma boundary (definition from T. Luce, Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 55 (2013) 095009)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_outer.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_outer.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_outer.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_lower_outer.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_inner (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Upper inner squareness of the plasma boundary (definition from T. Luce, Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 55 (2013) 095009)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_inner.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_inner.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_inner.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_inner.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_outer (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Upper outer squareness of the plasma boundary (definition from T. Luce, Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion 55 (2013) 095009)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_outer.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_outer.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_outer.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.squareness_upper_outer.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Array of strike points, for each of them the RZ position is given
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.strike_point[:].z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Triangularity of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_inner (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Inner triangularity of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_inner.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_inner.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_inner.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_inner.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_lower (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Lower triangularity of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_lower.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_lower.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_lower.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_lower.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_minor (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Minor triangularity of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_minor.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_minor.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_minor.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_minor.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_outer (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Outer triangularity of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_outer.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_outer.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_outer.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_outer.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_upper (alpha)		STRUCTURE	-	Upper triangularity of the plasma boundary
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_upper.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_upper.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_upper.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.triangularity_upper.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point (alpha)	[1...N]	STRUCT_ARRAY		Array of X-points, for each of them the RZ position is given
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].z (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].z.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].z.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].z.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.x_point[:].z.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_max (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height of the separatrix point of maximum major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_max.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_max.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_max.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_max.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_min (alpha)		STRUCTURE	m	Height of the separatrix point of minimum major radius
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_min.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_min.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.position_control.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_min.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.position_control.z_r_min.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.tf (alpha)		STRUCTURE		Toroidal field references
pulse_schedule.tf.b_field_tor_vacuum_r (alpha)		STRUCTURE	T.m	Vacuum field times major radius in the toroidal field magnet. Positive sign means anti-clockwise when viewed from above
pulse_schedule.tf.b_field_tor_vacuum_r.envelope_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Envelope type: 0:relative: means that the envelope upper and lower bound values are defined respectively as reference.data * reference.data_error_upper and reference.data * reference.data_error_lower. 1: absolute: the envelope upper and lower bound values are given respectively by reference/data_error_upper and reference/data_error_lower. Lower are upper are taken in the strict mathematical sense, without considering absolute values of the data
pulse_schedule.tf.b_field_tor_vacuum_r.reference (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.tf.time]	FLT_1D (uncertain)	mixed	Reference waveform. Caution : error bars of the reference/data node are not used in the usual sense, instead they are used to describe the control envelope, with a meaning depending on the chosen envelope_type option.
pulse_schedule.tf.b_field_tor_vacuum_r.reference_name (alpha)		STR_0D		Reference name (e.g. in the native pulse schedule system of the device)
pulse_schedule.tf.b_field_tor_vacuum_r.reference_type (alpha)		INT_0D		Reference type: 0:relative (don't use for the moment, to be defined later when segments are introduced in the IDS structure); 1: absolute: the reference time trace is provided in the reference/data node
pulse_schedule.tf.mode (alpha)	[pulse_schedule.tf.time]	INT_1D		Control mode (operation mode and/or settings used by the controller)
pulse_schedule.tf.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Timebase for the dynamic nodes located at this level of the IDS structure and below
pulse_schedule.time (alpha)	[1...N]	FLT_1D_TYPE	s	Generic time