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The function creates an IMAS data entry for the given 'shot' and 'run' parameters (note that the database with the required name must exist; otherwise, an error is raised). Then it invokes several functions that put data to separate IDS's ('put_core_profiles', 'put_core_sources', 'put_equilibrium', 'put_gas_injection', 'put_magnetics', 'put_wall', and 'put_radiation') and closes the database. The fuction returns ????After that, the content of the 'output' structure is put to IMAS. The DD fields to which the data are places can be found in the table. Some more comments will be given in next sections of this document for each IDS separately.
The script test_get_from_IMAS.m defines the input parameters of the function get_from_IMAS and invokes it. The dummy arguments of this function are as follows:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| machine | symbol array | name of the IMAS database (usually a tokamak name) |
| shot | int | shot number |
| run | int | run number |
The function calls several functions that extract data from separate IDS's ('get_core_profiles', 'get_core_sources', 'get_equilibrium', 'get_gas_injection', 'get_magnetics', 'get_wall', and 'get_radiation') and closes the database. The function returns the 'output' structure, which is to be equivalent (after the script is complete) to the 'output' structure that was initially put to IMAS.
Then the script (in its current form) invokes the functions ????
IDS core_profiles
IDS core_sources
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