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SUMMARY:DI Webinar | 4.1.1 – Site Descriptive Model
DESCRIPTION:Content\nThis Domain Insight report introduces Site Descriptive Model (SDM) and key points to establish and define a model during siting and building a repository. The SDM is a foundational tool in geological disposal of radioactive waste. The SDM integrates geological\, hydrogeological\, hydrogeochemical\, geomechanical\, biosphere data and defines properties of the bedrock for radionuclides transport. SDM evolves through all phases of repository development: from programme initiation to post-closure. Provides a simplified but comprehensive representation of site conditions. The SDM is the basis for safety assessments\, repository design\, and regulatory reviews. A comprehensive SDM stress the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration\, predictive modelling\, and robust data management. The SDM can be designed to different geological settings and disposal concepts. \nSpeaker\nJon Engstrom is an experienced Structural Geologist and project leader with 20 years of experience of research within Nuclear Waste Management at the Geological Survey of Finland. \nPractical information\nClick here to register.
URL:https://euradschool.eu/event/di-webinar-4-1-1-site-descriptive-model/
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn | Criticality Safety for Deep Geological Repositories
DESCRIPTION:Description\nDeep geological repositories (DGR) are designed to ensure the safe disposal of radioactive waste over very long timescales. Ensuring and demonstrating the criticality safety of a DGR is a safety requirement in all national programmes that must dispose of high-level radioactive waste such as spent nuclear fuel. Assessing criticality safety in the repository post-closure phase presents unique challenges due to the exceptionally long timescales involved. The EURAD-2 Work Package 17 “Criticality Safety for Disposal” (CSFD) is undertaking innovative research and development to address these challenges and strengthen the technical basis for demonstrating post-closure criticality safety. This presentation will provide an overview of the current state of the art as documented in the WP-17 initial SoTA report\, introduce the key objectives and activities of the work package\, and present the current status of the ongoing R&D programme. \nSpeaker\nDr. Madalina Wittel\, Senior Specialist Radioactive Materials at Nagra – National Cooperative for the Disposal of Radioactive Waste. \nPractical information\nClick here to register for this Lunch & Learn session. Click here to view all previous recordings.
URL:https://euradschool.eu/event/lunch-learn-criticality-safety-for-deep-geological-repositories/
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SUMMARY:DI Webinar | 4.3.1 - Geological and Tectonic Evolution in Deep Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste
DESCRIPTION:About\nUnderstanding geological and tectonic evolution is fundamental to the long-term safety assessment of deep geological repositories for radioactive waste. This webinar provides an overview of how geological processes operating over thousands to millions of years\, including tectonic deformation\, faulting\, seismicity\, volcanism\, erosion\, glaciation\, groundwater evolution\, and climate change\, are evaluated within repository programmes. \nDrawing on the EURAD-2 Domain Insight Geological and Tectonic Evolution\, the webinar discusses how geological information contributes to site selection\, repository design\, safety assessment\, and regulatory licensing. Attention is given to long-term geological stability and the assessment of natural processes that may influence repository performance over geological timescales. \nSpeaker\nNicklas Nordbäck is Senior Specialist at the Geological Survey of Finland (GTK) and holds a PhD in geology from the University of Turku. His expertise focuses on structural geology\, brittle fault systems\, fault reactivation\, palaeoseismology\, and the tectonic evolution of crystalline bedrock. He has more than twenty years of experience in geological characterisation\, repository-site investigations\, geological mapping\, and multidisciplinary subsurface studies. His work has included geological investigations supporting the Olkiluoto spent nuclear fuel repository programme\, geothermal-energy research\, and international expert assignments related to radioactive waste management. \nPractical information\nClick here to register for this webinar.
URL:https://euradschool.eu/event/di-webinar-4-3-1-geological-and-tectonic-evolution-in-deep-geological-disposal-of-radioactive-waste/
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