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SUMMARY:EURAD Information & Discussion Session on IDKM
DESCRIPTION:Management of knowledge\, information and data can be a challenge in radioactive waste disposal and decommissioning. Planning\, construction\, operation and closure of a repository involves large volumes of information over an extended duration. At the same time information\, data and knowledge about repositories must be accessible and understandable by numerous generations. Managing knowledge\, archiving records and preserving information for a timescale across many generations is a common task for all countries. \nThe NEA’s Radioactive Waste Management Committee (RWMC) established the Working Party on Information\, Data and Knowledge Management (WP-IDKM) to examine the management of information\, data and knowledge for/in radioactive waste disposal programmes. Since 2019\, the working party has brought together experts from 26 organisations representing 11 NEA member countries and the European Union. \nOn EURAD’s Information & Discussion Session (the IDS) offers an opportunity to provide an overview of the WP-IDKM’s predecessor initiatives\, present working areas\, existing and planned deliverables\, future activity plans and dissemination events. \nThe IDS presentation topics include: \nPredecessor NEA initiatives and their respective deliverables: \nPreservation of Records\, Knowledge and Memory (RK&M) Across Generations (RK&M Initiative)\nRadioactive Waste Repository Metadata Management (RepMet)\nExpert Group on Waste Inventorying and Reporting (EGIRM) \nOverview of WP-IDKM\, members\, expert groups\, working areas\, and planned deliverables \nEURAD Domain Insight 7.2.2 on Information\, Data and Knowledge Management (IDKM) \nExpert Group on Knowledge Management (EGKM) \nIntroduction of the challenges and opportunities of managing knowledge to support radioactive waste management\nOverview of the KM Guidance document under preparation and how it relates to other normative/standard references \nExpert Group on Archiving (EGAR) – Set of Essential Records (SER) \nIntroduction of the SER concept\nOverview of organisational SER implementation examples \nWP-IDKM international cooperation\, planned future activities\, conferences and dissemination events \nSummary of the information session and opening of discussion session \nThe IDS will likely appeal to RWM experts interested in how effective IDKM can benefit radioactive waste management and disposal. This includes technical staff in implementing organisations charged with the digitisation of safety cases\, data and information management\, archiving\, knowledge management and stakeholder communication. In addition to RWMOs\, it could be of interest to policy makers\, regulators\, IT professionals\, national archivists\, community groups and social scientists involved in communicating information over extended timescales. \nEURAD’s IDS will consist of approximately one hour for presentations from WP-IDKM\, and approximately one-and-a-half-hour session for answering audience questions. \nPresenters\nJózsef I. Fekete (PURAM)\, Ulrich Noseck (GRS)\, Vincent Maugis (Andra) \nExpert panel for Q&A\nAlyssa Clark Chardon (LANL)\, Alexander Carter (Nuclear Waste Services)\, Chris Russell Camphouse (Sandia)\, Stephan Hotzel (BASE)\, Takeshi Ebashi (NUMO)\, Jasmin Böhmer (BASE) \, and additional experts subject to WP-IDKM discretion. \nPractical information\nThis information session will be organised using MS Teams. All registrants will receive a MS Teams link a few days prior to this session.
URL:https://euradschool.eu/event/eurad-information-discussion-session-on-idkm/
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SUMMARY:EURAD Training course on the state-of-the- art of container corrosion phenomena under disposal conditions
DESCRIPTION:Description\nEven though the feasibility and safety of established container solutions has been demonstrated\, recent progress in understanding of materials and processes has shown that optimisation of container manufacturing and performance is possible. Widespread interest in repository optimisation exists and relevant projects are ongoing\, e.g.\, WP HITEC and the HotBENT experiment in Grimsel. The systematic exploration of novel materials\, while placing existing solutions in a broader context\, will provide a solid state-of-the-art for the pursuit of container optimisation according to available geology\, disposal concept and regulatory requirements. The testing of alternative container materials\, their mechanical structural response and corrosion resistance will also bring new insights into novel technical solutions for container design. Therefore\, it is important to further increase the knowledge base and reduce remaining uncertainties by extending the understanding of complex/coupled interfacial processes influencing container performance under repository relevant conditions at various scales\, exploring the potential of novel/advanced container materials and processes for optimisation of container performance within the engineered barrier system and improving performance assessments addressing identified safety needs through mechanistic process understanding and development of predictive models. \nAims\nThis training course is based on the work inside the EURAD project CONtainer CORrosion under Disposal conditions (ConCorD). It aims to provide an overview of the evolution of the environmental conditions focused on the near-field and their impact on corrosion behavior with a focus on irradiated-accelerated corrosion\, microbial activity and degradation during nearfield transients. Furthermore\, a detailed overview of novel technological concepts for container materials is provided. The final part of the course gives a theoretical and practical overview of prediction tools for assessment of long-time barrier integrity and the integration of corrosion phenomena in performance assessments. \nPrerequisites\nThe participants should have basic knowledge on RWM\, in particular radioactive waste disposal \nLearning outcomes\nUpon completion of this training course\, participants should be able to: \nUnderstand the function of the waste container in the disposal of HLW/SF\nIdentify the different transient process in the near field environment\nComprehend the effect of transient processes on the corrosion behavior of waste containers\nUnderstand the advantages & disadvantages of the use of ceramic/metallic materials in nuclear waste disposal\nIdentify the current knowledge gaps of the use of ceramic/metallic materials in nuclear waste disposal\nIdentify principles\, advantages & disadvantages of different modelling approaches for several corrosion processes\nUnderstand how corrosion processes can be integrated in performance assessments (PA)\nFamiliarise themselves with basic modelling tools
URL:https://euradschool.eu/event/eurad-training-course-on-the-state-of-the-art-of-container-corrosion-phenomena-under-disposal-conditions/
LOCATION:Pullman Hotel World Trade Centre\, Piata Montreal 10\, Sect. 1\, Bucharest\, Romania
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