Atomic spectroscopic database

During the last 10 years we have published a series of spectroscopic data tables for highly ionized atoms that occur either as impurities in fusion energy research devices or which have been injected into hot plasmas for diagnostic purposes. These spectroscopic data are required both for modeling the energy balance and impurity cooling effects in such plasmas as well as for applying non-perturbing spectroscopic techniques to determine plasma parameters. In addition, spectroscopic data needs for highly ionized atoms exist in astrophysics research. A significant amount of new spectral analysis work, both observations and calculations, has been done in recent years. We have critically compiled these spectroscopic data into single compilations for each element of Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Kr, and Mo. In this poster, the atomic spectroscopic database thus obtained was briefly introduced. (author)