
During February 2025, Juan Ruiz focused on enhancing the robustness of flux surface contour generation and IMAS data reading in the pyro-kinetics/pyrokinetics repository. He addressed data length inconsistencies and invalid values in equilibrium calculations by ensuring the R, Z, and psi_RZ arrays maintained consistent dimensions and by implementing logic to skip invalid flux surface entries. Using Python and leveraging skills in data analysis and scientific computing, Juan also introduced clamping of psi values to valid boundaries, which improved data integrity. These targeted improvements reduced runtime errors and increased the reliability of downstream simulations, reflecting careful attention to technical detail.

February 2025 monthly summary for pyro-kinetics/pyrokinetics focused on robustness improvements in flux surface contour generation and IMAS data reading. Addressed data length inconsistencies and invalid values in equilibrium calculations, ensured R, Z, and psi_RZ arrays have consistent dimensions, and clamp psi values to the nearest valid boundary when out of range. These changes improve reliability of flux surface generation and integrity of IMAS data reads, enabling more stable downstream simulations and analyses.
February 2025 monthly summary for pyro-kinetics/pyrokinetics focused on robustness improvements in flux surface contour generation and IMAS data reading. Addressed data length inconsistencies and invalid values in equilibrium calculations, ensured R, Z, and psi_RZ arrays have consistent dimensions, and clamp psi values to the nearest valid boundary when out of range. These changes improve reliability of flux surface generation and integrity of IMAS data reads, enabling more stable downstream simulations and analyses.
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