PROCESS as a graph: interactive DSMs

PROCESS as rewritten for cottax, from PROCESS at 2026-08-14, c0ae5b2 Bogaarts, Rutten, Warmer — Managing complexity for integrated design in fusion using a graph-based functional framework: PROCESS as a case study.

Tokamak
low_aspect_ratio_demo
Stellarator
stellarator_helias
Declared machine, by provenanceTokamak242 nodesStellarator150 nodes
Declared machine, by structureTokamak242 nodesStellarator150 nodes
Coupled blocks: cut and closureTokamakStellarator
Architecture: MDFTokamak272 nodesStellarator168 nodes
Architecture: IDFTokamak269 nodesStellarator166 nodes
Architecture: SANDTokamak269 nodesStellarator165 nodes

Each page opens on its N2; switch to the XDSM in its toolbar (provenance order has no XDSM). Drag to pan, ctrl+scroll to zoom, hover a box to name it.

PROCESS as parsed: interactive DSMs

Reference PROCESS at 2026-08-14, c0ae5b2 Rutten, Etman, Warmer — Structuring multidisciplinary design analysis & optimization codes with Design Structure Matrices.

Tokamak
low_aspect_ratio_demo
Stellarator
stellarator_helias
Tokamak
large_tokamak
CollapsedTokamak53 modelsStellarator35 modelsTokamak53 models
Expanded + sequencedTokamak419 modelsStellarator208 modelsTokamak421 models
Overlap: tokamak and stellaratorTokamak and stellarator

Each page is one interactive matrix. Hover a mark to see its source, its target and the variables it carries (on the overlap, which machine has the coupling); hover a row to name it. Drag a box to zoom in, double-click to zoom back out; the toolbar at the top right pans and saves a PNG. The expanded matrices are large and take a few seconds to draw.