The UK APAP Network
Our Mission:
The UK APAP (Atomic Processes for Astrophysical Plasmas) Network was formed to calculate
electron and photon collisional data for atoms and ions,
intended for astrophysical plasma modelling and spectral analysis. These data
are interfaced with the applications of the astrophysical community via
databases of fundamental data and derived collisional-radiative rate
coefficients, together with level populations, spectral syntheses and line
ratios for emission studies. The UK APAP Network follows-on from the UK RmaX Network
and extends its mission to a wider range of atomic processes.
We are:
(from left to right GDZ, PY, HM, PJS, NRB, KAB)
Nigel Badnell (Strathclyde)
Keith Berrington (Sheffield-Hallam)
Helen Mason (Cambridge)
Pete Storey (UCL)
Peter Young (NRL)
Giulio Del Zanna (Cambridge)
Post-doc:
Guiyun Liang (Strathclyde)
Alumni:
(from left to right MCW, CPB)
Connor Ballance (Auburn)
Mike Witthoeft (NASA-Goddard)
Data:
Our data is archived at a number of sites, either as standalone data
or as part of a modelling package:
ADAS
CHIANTI
Oak Ridge CFADC
TIP/TOPbase
These codes are freely available.
If you use these codes to generate a publication then we would appreciate
an acknowledgement and a reference to this web-page.
Details of background references can be found here.
APAP/RmaX Network Publications.
IRON Project Publications.
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