A fast-scanning Langmuir probe and an array of divertor Langmuir probe
s are used to characterize the cross-field heat transport (chi(perpend
icular to) and to compare plasma conditions ''upstream'' along a magne
tic flux tube to conditions at the divertor. Three distinct regimes ar
e found which depend on the power into the SOL and the edge plasma den
sity: (1) a sheath-limited conduction regime where the divertor target
temperature and density is similar to the values upstream, (2) a high
-recycling regime where plasma pressure is approximately constant alon
g field lines while n(e) is high and T-e is low at the divertor, and (
3) a detached divertor regime where n(e) and T-e collapse near the div
ertor strike points. The scaling between regimes (1) and (2) can be de
scribed by a transport model that includes anomalous cross-field heat
transport (0.25 < chi(perpendicular to) < 0.5 m(2) s(-1)), sheath cond
uction, and classical parallel electron conduction.