  Alfven Eigenmodes (AE) can be destabilized during ITER discharges driven by
neutral beam injection (NBI) energetic particles (EP) and alpha particles. The
aim of the present study is to analyze the AE stability of different ITER
operation scenarios considering multiple energetic particle species. We use the
reduced magneto-hydrodynamic (MHD) equations to describe the linear evolution
of the poloidal flux and the toroidal component of the vorticity in a full 3D
system, coupled with equations of density and parallel velocity moments for the
energetic particles species including the effect of the acoustic modes. The AEs
driven by the NBI EP and alpha particles are stable in the configurations
analyzed, only MHD-like modes with large toroidal couplings are unstable,
although both can be destabilized if the EP beta increases above a threshold.
The threshold is two times the model beta value for the NBI EP and alpha
particles in the reverse shear case, leading to the destabilization of Beta
induced AE (BAE) near the magnetic axis with a frequency of 25-35 kHz and
Toroidal or Elliptical AE (TAE/EAE) in the reverse shear region with a
frequency of 125-175 kHz, respectively. On the other hand, the hybrid and
steady state configurations show a threshold 3 times larger with respect to the
model beta for the alpha particle and 40 times for the NBI EP, also
destabilizing BAE and TAE between the inner and middle plasma region. In
addition, a extended analysis of the reverse shear scenario where the beta of
both alpha particles and NBI EP are above the AE threshold, multiple EP damping
effects are also identified as well as optimization trends regarding the
resonance properties of the alpha particle and NBI EP with the bulk plasma.
