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2012_Lessons learned from the SRA preparation
18/10/2012 255 KB  
2019 IGD-TP position letter regarding the call EC NFRP-10
  • 2019 IGD-TP position letter regarding the call EC NFRP-10: Developing pre-disposal activities identified in the scope of the European Joint Programme in Radioactive Waste Management
 8/04/2019 120 KB  
2019 Waste Management – IGD-TP Poster
14/03/2019 8 MB  
2020 Christophe Davies Goodbye Message
17/11/2020 173 KB  
2020-12-PREDIS-Newsletter-01
3/04/2022 2 MB  
2021-04-PREDIS-Newsletter-02
3/04/2022 1 MB  
2021-08 IAEA Fourth Plenary Meeting of GEOSAF Part III Information Sheet
1/09/2021 344 KB  
2021-08 IGD-TP Symposium How to Get to SixConventionPoint
19/08/2021 239 KB  
2021-08-ANDRA-Innovative_projects_webinar-Announcement
2/08/2021 418 KB  
2021-08-ERDO-The Road to Sharing Webinar Advert
19/08/2021 553 KB  
2021-09 IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar – Draft Agenda
9/09/2021 909 KB  
2021-09-ERDO-The Road to Sharing Webinar Agenda
10/09/2021 151 KB  
2021-09-IAEA-65th General Conf Side event-A generic Roadmap towards implementing a DGR
16/09/2021 847 KB  
2021-10-EURADWASTE22-SaveTheDate
21/10/2021 19 KB  
2021-11-PREDIS-Newsletter-03
3/04/2022 1 MB  
2022-02-NEA-ICGR6-Provisional Agenda
  • Sixth International Conference on Geological Repositories (ICGR-6): Advancing Geological Repositories from Concept to Operation, NEA, Provisional Agenda, February 2022.
  • Related news: ICGR 2022 – Registration deadline 6 March
11/02/2022 1 MB  
2022-03 IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar – Draft Agenda
3/04/2022 657 KB  
2022-04 IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar – Draft Agenda
12/04/2022 657 KB  
2022-06 Decay Days 2022 Flyer
14/06/2022 3 MB  
2022-09 ANDRA Webinar on Innovative Projects
1/09/2022 642 KB  
2022-09 IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar – Programme and Abstracts
3/09/2022 4 MB  
3rd Annual Meeting of the Disco Project – Event Flyer
10/02/2020 499 KB  
ACED and DONUT Deliverable 2.3 & 4.3: Training Material – Geochemical & Reactive Transport Modelling for Geological Disposal
12/02/2025 74 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.1: Initial State of the Art on the assessment of the chemical evolution of ILW and HLW disposal cells
13/02/2025 4 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.12: High level radioactive waste package – Characterization of glass/steel/buffer interaction experiments
13/02/2025 8 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.13: Intermediate level radioactive waste packages – Characterization of waste and backfill degradation experiments
13/02/2025 6 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.14: Results of modelling and recommendations for future experimental and numerical work (HLW disposal system)
13/02/2025 7 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.15: Description of ILW modelling results and recommendations for future experiments and numerical work
13/02/2025 12 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.16: Conceptual model formulation for a mechanistic based model implementing the initial SOTA knowledge (models and parameters) in existing numerical tools
13/02/2025 3 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.17: Integrated reactive transport models for assessing the chemical evolution at the disposal cell scale
13/02/2025 10 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.19: Model abstraction techniques for assessing the chemical evolution at the disposal cell scale and applications for sensitivity and uncertainty
13/02/2025 12 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.2: Updated State of the Art on the assessment of the chemical evolution of ILW and HLW disposal cells
13/02/2025 4 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.7: Final technical report on the steel/clay material interactions
  • Subtask 2.1 of the ACED work package of EURAD relied upon a combined modelling-experimental approach to provide key information on carbon steel/clay material interface interactions that are important for understanding the long-term evolution of engineered barrier systems for a deep geological repository (DGR). The results obtained provide basic data for the upscaling from component/interface process level models to waste package scale models (Task 3) and disposal cell (Task 4) models. This is the final technical report on the steel/clay material interactions.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment ACED: Assessment of chemical evolution of ILW and HLW disposal cells (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 17 MB  
ACED Deliverable 2.9: Final technical report on the steel/cement material interactions
13/02/2025 9 MB  
ACSEPT – Final report
16/02/2022 1 MB  
ANNETTE 2017 List of learning outcomes of ANNETTE WP2 courses
20/06/2017 3 MB  
ANNETTE Bulletin – December 2018
18/12/2018 1 MB  
ANNETTE D1.1 – Survey on E&T and VET in the Nuclear Fields in Europe
28/07/2022 995 KB  
ANNETTE D1.2 – Sustainable Advanced Networking in Nuclear E&T
28/07/2022 8 MB  
ANNETTE D1.3 – Concept of an Advanced Database for Nuclear E&T and VET
28/07/2022 316 KB  
ANNETTE D1.4 – Concept of the ANNETTE Website
28/07/2022 856 KB  
ANNETTE D1.5 – Effective and sustainable communication with national networks
28/07/2022 802 KB  
ANNETTE D1.6 – European certifications for E&T and VET in relevant nuclear domains
28/07/2022 8 MB  
ANNETTE D1.7 – Procedures for the coordinated E&T efforts planned for WP2
28/07/2022 506 KB  
ANNETTE D1.8 – Report on Available Nuclear Facilities for Life Long Learning
28/07/2022 269 KB  
ANNETTE D2.4 – Implementation of the pilot courses
28/07/2022 4 MB  
ANNETTE D3.1 – Report on the criteria for selecting the E&T products
28/07/2022 1 MB  
ANNETTE D3.2 – Summary description of the E&T products
28/07/2022 391 KB  
ANNETTE D4.1 – Application of the ECVET System in the Nuclear Field
28/07/2022 1 MB  
ANNETTE D4.2 – Software support for competency management
28/07/2022 1 MB  
ANNETTE D4.6 – Evaluation of the Exchanges and Recommendation for Future ECVET Implementation
28/07/2022 296 KB  
ANNETTE D5.1 – Specific needs for courses on nuclear safety culture
28/07/2022 1 MB  
ANNETTE D5.3 – Practical Implementation of Courses on Nuclear Safety Culture
28/07/2022 4 MB  
ANNETTE D6.1 – Competence Needs with Respect to Nuclearization of Fusion
28/07/2022 4 MB  
ANNETTE D6.4 – Report on a pilot run of training courses on nuclear awareness for the fusion field
28/07/2022 6 MB  
ANNETTE D6.5 – Report on the participation of fusion professionals in nuclear training activities
28/07/2022 706 KB  
ANNETTE D7.3 – Summary of Special Events and Advanced Networking
28/07/2022 5 MB  
ANNETTE D7.4 – Interactions and Feedbacks for the ANNETTE Project
28/07/2022 420 KB  
ANNETTE Monthly Bulletin – Issue 15, August 2019
5/08/2019 1 MB  
ARGONA – Final Report
  • The final report and Deliverable 23A of the ARGONA project: "Towards implementation of transparency and participation in radioactive waste management programmes.", issued 12/02/2010
  • Related activities: ARGONA: Arenas for Risk Governance
22/12/2021 2 MB  
ARGONA – First annual activity summary
22/12/2021 77 KB  
ARGONA Deliverable 22 – Suggested Guidelines for Transparency and Participation in Nuclear Waste Management Programmes
  • Deliverable 22 of the ARGONA project - "Suggested Guidelines for Transparency and Participation in Nuclear Waste Management Programmes" issued 14/06/2010.
  • Related activities: ARGONA: Arenas for Risk Governance
22/12/2021 460 KB  
BEACON 2018 First Annual Project Meeting – Preliminary Agenda
23/04/2018 215 KB  
BEACON D1.1: State-of-the-Art Report
19/07/2022 2 MB  
BEACON D1.3: Final Assessment Report
19/07/2022 2 MB  
BEACON D2.1: Initial workshop materials
19/07/2022 43 MB  
BEACON D2.2: Database of experimental data
19/07/2022 40 KB  
BEACON D2.3: Identification of captured knowledge of bentonite mechanical evolution gained over the duration of the Beacon project
  • BEACON (Bentonite mechanical evolution) Deliverable 2.3: Identification of captured knowledge of bentonite mechanical evolution gained over the duration of the Beacon project
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 9 MB  
BEACON D3.1: Description of the constitutive models available at the start of the project
  • BEACON (Bentonite mechanical evolution) Deliverable 3.1: Description of the constitutive models available at the start of the project.
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 13 MB  
BEACON D3.3: Description of the constitutive models developed in the project
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 3.3: Description of the constitutive models developed in the project. Conceptual bases, mathematical description and model capabilities. Assessment of predictive power
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 31 MB  
BEACON D4.1: Experimental work for the support of model development and validation
19/07/2022 15 MB  
BEACON D4.3: Experimental work on bentonite evolution in the frame of BEACON – final report of WP4
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 4.3: Experimental work on bentonite evolution in the frame of BEACON – final report of WP4
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 22 MB  
BEACON D5.1.1: Specifications for Beacon WP5: testing, verification and validation of models step 1- verification cases
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 5.1.1: Specifications for Beacon WP5: testing, verification and validation of models step 1- verification cases
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 2 MB  
BEACON D5.1.2: Synthesis of results from task 5.1
19/07/2022 11 MB  
BEACON D5.2.1: Specifications for Beacon WP5: testing, verification and validation of models step 2- large scale experiments
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 5.2.1: Specifications for Beacon WP5: testing, verification and validation of models step 2- large scale experiments
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 4 MB  
BEACON D5.2.2: Synthesis of the results obtained of test cases from task 5.2
19/07/2022 24 MB  
BEACON D5.5: Specifications for Beacon WP5: testing, verification and validation of models step 3- predictive test cases
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 5.5: Specifications for Beacon WP5: testing, verification and validation of models step 3- predictive test cases
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 5 MB  
BEACON D5.6: Synthesis of the results obtained of test cases from task 5.3
19/07/2022 18 MB  
BEACON D5.7: Synthesis of the results obtained of test cases from all tasks
19/07/2022 23 MB  
BEACON D6.2: Civil society perspectives with a focus on verification and validation of models, and comparing models with situations close to disposal conditions (task 5.1 and 5.2 of WP5)
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 6.2: Civil society perspectives with a focus on verification and validation of models, and comparing models with situations close to disposal conditions (task 5.1 and 5.2 of WP5)
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 2 MB  
BEACON D7.2: Project presentation. Nature, scope, activities and expected results of the project
  • BEACON (Bentonite Mechanical Evolution) Deliverable 7.2: Project presentation. Nature, scope, activities and expected results of the project
  • Related activities: BEACON: Bentonite Mechanical Evolution
19/07/2022 637 KB  
BEACON D7.3: Beacon Plan for the Exploitation and Dissemination of Results
19/07/2022 688 KB  
BEACON D8.1: Beacon Data Management Plan
19/07/2022 735 KB  
BEACON Project: Third Annual Meeting and General Assembly 2020 – Travel Information
29/11/2019 463 KB  
BELBaR D 2.1 Effect of water chemistry, clay chemistry and water/clay interactions on erosion processes
26/03/2018 1 MB  
BELBaR D 3.1 Microscale investigations on colloid mobility
26/03/2018 1,015 KB  
BELBaR D 4.10 Different mechanisms governing the colloidal stability of dispersions of natural bentonite in dilute solutions
26/03/2018 7 MB  
BELBaR D 4.3 Theoretical understanding of the effect of the Ca on clay gel stability
26/03/2018 738 KB  
BELBaR D 5.3 Conceptual and mathematical models within BELBaR
26/03/2018 1 MB  
BELBaR D1.2 State of the Art Report: Treatment of Collids
26/03/2018 2 MB  
BELBaR D2.2 Erosion processes under flowing water conditions
26/03/2018 3 MB  
BELBaR D2.3 Analysis and characterisation of the bentonite gel and colloids obtained in erosion tests
26/03/2018 746 KB  
BELBaR D6.14 Final conference proceedings
26/03/2018 10 MB  
BELBaR Project final report
26/03/2018 2 MB  
BIOCLIM / BIOMOSA Joint Final Seminar – General Discussion
16/10/2019 123 KB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D1 – Environmental Change Analysis
16/10/2019 496 KB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D10-12 – Development and Application of a Methodology for Taking Climate-Driven Environmental Change into Account in Performance Assessments
16/10/2019 3 MB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D2 – Consolidation of Needs of the European Waste Management Agencies and the Regulator of the Consortium
16/10/2019 2 MB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D3 – Global climatic features over the next million years and recommendation for specific situations to be considered
16/10/2019 371 KB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D4 and D5 – Global climatic characteristics, including vegetation and seasonal cycles over Europe, for snapshots over the next 200,000 years
16/10/2019 3 MB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D6a – Regional climatic characteristics for the European sites at specific times: the dynamical downscaling
16/10/2019 2 MB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D6b – Application of statistical downscaling within the BIOCLIM hierarchical strategy: methods, data requirements and underlying assumptions
16/10/2019 335 KB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D7 – Continuous climate evolution scenarios over western Europe (1000km scale)
16/10/2019 2 MB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D8a – Development of the rule-based downscaling methodology for BIOCLIM Workpackage 3
16/10/2019 2 MB  
BIOCLIM Deliverable D8b – Development of the physical/statistical downscaling methodology and application to climate model CLIMBER for BIOCLIM Workpackage 3
16/10/2019 1 MB  
BIOMOSA Project – Final Report
11/10/2019 672 KB  
Calorimetric Non-Destructive Assay of Large Volume and Heterogeneous Radioactive Waste Drums (May 2019)
2/08/2019 427 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2008 An Integrated Approach to Irradiated Graphite
20/02/2019 475 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2008 Treatment and Disposal of Irradiated Graphite and other Carbonaceous Waste
20/02/2019 159 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2009 Analysis of Nitrogen Impurity Impact on 14C Generation in RBMK-1500 Reactor Graphite
20/02/2019 508 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2009 Thermal Behaviour of Chlorine in Nuclear Graphite at a Microscopic Scale
20/02/2019 830 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2010 Characterization of graphite implanted with chlorine ions using combined Raman microspectrometry and transmission electron microscopy
20/02/2019 611 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2010 Mass Spectrometric Determination of Impurities in Reactor Core Graphite for Radioactive Waste Composition Modelling
20/02/2019 151 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2011 On a Reliable Structural Characterization of Polished Carbons in Meteorites by Raman Spectroscopy
20/02/2019 414 KB  
CARBOWASTE 2013 D0.3.12 Final Report
20/02/2019 1 MB  
CARBOWASTE 2013 D6.0.0 Disposal Behaviour of Irradiated Graphite and Carbonaceous Wastes – WP6 Final Report
20/02/2019 2 MB  
CARBOWASTE 2015 Thesis: Migration du deutérium dans le graphite nucléaire
20/02/2019 40 MB  
CARBOWASTE WP1 Deliverables
11/10/2019 35 MB  
CARBOWASTE WP2 Deliverables
11/10/2019 109 MB  
CARBOWASTE WP3 Deliverables
11/10/2019 105 MB  
CARBOWASTE WP4 Deliverables
11/10/2019 57 MB  
CARBOWASTE WP5 Deliverables
11/10/2019 31 MB  
CARBOWASTE WP6 Deliverables
11/10/2019 42 MB  
CAST 2014 D3.1 State of the art of 14C in Zircaloy and Zr alloys
  • CAST - This report provides a review of the current status of knowledge on various aspects related to the release of 14C from zirconium alloys waste (hulls), which is of importance for long-term safety analyses of final repositories for long-lived Intermediate level waste.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/09/2014 4 MB  
CAST 2015 D2.1 State of the art review of steel corrosion and C14 release
  • CAST - The objective of this report is to review the current state of understanding of steel corrosion rates and carbon-14 releases from irradiated steels under conditions relevant to the storage and long-term disposal of radioactive wastes and thereby incorporate information available from outside the CAST project into CAST WP2.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/02/2015 2 MB  
CAST 2015 D3.6 Intermediate report on the analysis of samples total C14 content
  • CAST - D3.6 forms part of CAST task 3.3 “Characterisation of C-14 released from irradiated Zirconium fuel clad wastes”. This report summarises the progress at ITU to the end of March 2015.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/06/2015 870 KB  
CAST 2015 D4.1 State of art review of spent ion exchange resins
  • CAST - A state of the art review on the different techniques used to characterize spent ion exchange resins is presented. A large part of the works that were done so far are based on liquid scintillation counting, but an increasing amount of determination are now performed in accelerator mass spectrometry. Other non-conventional techniques are also reviewed. Finally, a status of knowledge is provided on the possible chemical forms (speciation) under which 14C can be released from spent ion exchange resins. Analytical strategies for speciation by partners are also described. Available estimations of the proportion of inorganic vs. organic forms are reviewed as well as the possibility of the different forms of organic molecules, and gaseous release.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/02/2015 2 MB  
CAST 2015 D5.5 Review of current understanding of inventory and release of C14 from irradiated graphite
  • CAST - To ensure knowledge and understanding from the CARBOWASTE project is thoroughly considered in the CAST project, Task 5.1 is being undertaken in the first year of CAST. This task is the subject of the current report, and has the aim to review CARBOWASTE and other relevant R&D activities to establish the current understanding of inventory and release of carbon-14 from irradiated graphites.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2015 4 MB  
CAST 2015 Newsletter #1
23/02/2015 3 MB  
CAST 2016 D5.3 Reports on graphite categories in the RBMK reactor
  • CAST - This report presents information on graphite characterisation as is being undertaken as part of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning Program. Work considering chemical decontamination of graphite is reported, as is the overall graphite waste management approach.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/03/2016 1 MB  
CAST 2016 D5.7 Report on C14 distribution in irradiated graphite from research reactor VVR-S
  • CAST - The main objective of the IFIN-HH in the second year of its input to Work Package 5 was to update the inventory of 14C in the irradiated graphite arising from thermal column of VVR-S Reactor and radioactive wastes containing organic and inorganic 14C compounds. IFIN-HH has characterized the 14C inventory of irradiated graphite from thermal column of VVR-S Reactor, and has started to develop a method, based on the use Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) which will be suitable to characterize the distributions of14C inventory in irradiated graphite. Finally, in order to measure the total release of 14C (and 3H) to solution and gas from crushed and intact i-graphite from the VVR-S Reactor, the experimental apparatus has been designed and manufactured.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2016 2 MB  
CAST 2016 D5.8 Synthesis report on 14C speciation in solution and gas from French graphite waste
  • CAST - Carbon 14 is one of the key radionuclides for the future disposal of French irradiated graphite waste. It is one of the main long-lived radionuclides, and depending on its speciation, it can be more or less mobile in a disposal facility and more or less incorporated into living organisms. Following a first report concerning a review of the available leaching data of French irradiated graphite, particularly focused on carbon 14 release rates (D5.1), this second report (D5.8) addresses the speciation of the released carbon 14.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/04/2016 2 MB  
CAST 2016 D6.1 C14 in safety assessments
  • CAST - The first phase of WP6, prior the analysis of the experimental results delivered by the project, aims at taking stock of the C-14 knowledge from the angle of safety assessments. Deliverable D6.1 gives an overview on this for each national program. On the basis of this compilation, commonalities and differences between disposal concepts regarding the impact of the uncertainties linked to C-14 release from radioactive waste disposal will be identified as well as the way to cope with them. This thorough discussion will be the object of deliverable D6.2.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/01/2016 13 MB  
CAST 2016 D7.11 Proceedings of Workshop 1, 5-6 October 2016
  • CAST - This report is deliverable D7.11 of the CAST project, detailing the proceedings of workshop 1 held on 5-6 October 2016.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
20/12/2017 78 MB  
CAST 2017 D2.11 Report on C14 release speciation from stainless steel under acidic conditions
  • CAST - In this report the work performed by the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) with support from the National Cooperative for the Disposal of Radioactive Waste (NAGRA, Switzerland) within the work package 2 of the CAST project is summarized. In the following sections, the thermodynamic modelling of 14C in metals is presented as well as the experimentally determined 14C inventory in irradiated steel and the chemical form of 14C released from the studied material.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2017 1 MB  
CAST 2017 D2.12 Report on C14 release speciation from stainless steel
  • CAST - RWMC has studied the aqueous corrosion of non-irradiated stainless steel under simulated repository conditions.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2017 2 MB  
CAST 2017 D2.7 Report on C14 release speciation from carbon steel under alkaline reducing conditions
  • CAST - The aim of the work at SCK•CEN in the framework of Work Package 2 of the CAST project was to investigate the release of 14C from carbon steels representative for the reactor pressure vessel (RPV) steel of Belgian nuclear power plants and the 14C speciation in a cementitious environment, which is relevant for the Belgian geological disposal concept, which involves placing the RPV steel in a concrete monolith.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2017 4 MB  
CAST 2017 D2.8 Report on C14 release speciation from stainless steel under alkaline reducing conditions
  • CAST - This report is deliverable D2.8 of the CAST project. In this deliverable, the details about the experiments focusing on the study of C-14 release form irradiated steel are presented. It includes the samples, experiment design, description of analytical methods, experiment and its results, and discussions of the results. This deliverable describes results up to 5 months of running the experiment.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/10/2017 3 MB  
CAST 2017 D3.9 Quantification of C14 in liquid and gas
23/03/2017 1 MB  
CAST 2017 D5.11 Report on exfoliation processes and on structural and morphological properties
  • CAST - In this deliverable, the behaviour of nuclear graphite through the exfoliation process has been studied, carried out with different organic solvents to remove primarily radiocarbon and estimate the “Removal Efficiency“ (as percentage of the recovered activities after treatment in comparison to the original values) of the used solvents in order to propose a reliable approach to produce graphite for recycling or/and safety disposed as L&ILW.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2017 8 MB  
CAST 2017 D5.12 Final evaluation of leach rates of treated and untreated i-graphites
  • CAST - Work Package 5 of the EC CAST project considers the behaviour of 14C i-graphite. In particular, the work is focused on understanding the factors determining the release of 14C from irradiated graphite (hereafter “i-graphite") under disposal conditions (including surface disposal facilities and deep geological disposal facilities). In this study, the release of 14C was investigated in model experiments with i-graphite from the Rossendorf Research Reactor (RFR).
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/09/2017 2 MB  
CAST 2017 D5.14 Release of C14 from irradiated VVR-S graphite to solution and gas phases
  • CAST - Irradiated graphite, dismantled from the thermal column of VVR-S Reactor, contains different radioisotopes as activation products, including carbon-14 (C-14) and tritium (H-3). In repository-relevant conditions, this graphite could be a source of gases containing C-14 and H-3. In the experiments performed by IFIN-HH we have investigated the release of C-14 and H-3 from two intact samples of irradiated graphite which have been cut from the thermal column disc located near the reactor core.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/08/2017 1 MB  
CAST 2017 D5.15 Final report on 14C leaching from Vandellos graphite
  • CAST - The development of both analytical methods and protocols to measure the release of 14C from irradiated graphite samples and the speciation in the aqueous and gaseous phase has been performed throughout the CAST project. Analytical methods, suited to identify and quantify low molecular weight organic molecules, comprise Ion Exchange Chromatography and Gas Chromatography coupled to Mass Spectrometry, they are described for aqueous and gaseous samples. Also, the preparation of the leaching experiments to measure the release of 14C is described in this report.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/08/2017 1 MB  
CAST 2017 D5.17 Report on modelling of 14C inventory in RBMK reactor core
  • CAST - This report is one of the CAST Work Package 5 (WP5) deliverables and it presents results of Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) activities performed in the Task 5.2 “Characterisation of the C-14 inventory in i-graphites”.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2017 4 MB  
CAST 2017 D5.18 Report on 13C behaviour under ion irradiation in HOPG model (model graphite)
  • CAST - The aim of work undertaken by IPNL is to simulate the behaviour of 14C during reactor operation and evaluate the independent or synergistic effects of temperature and irradiation on 14C behaviour.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/09/2017 8 MB  
CAST 2017 D6.2 Knowledge supporting safety assessments of 14C
  • CAST - Work Package 6 of the CAST project is devoted to the knowledge base concerning the re-lease and transport of 14C in the context of post-closure safety assessments of the geological disposal of radioactive waste. This report (D6.2) assesses the various approaches for safety assessment discussed in report D6.1 in the light of the existing knowledge about the 14C source term. It proposes a synthesis of D6.1, identifies commonalities and differences between approaches and concepts and highlights safety-critical uncertainties pertaining to 14C fate in waste disposal.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/07/2017 2 MB  
CAST 2017 D7.11 Proceedings of the First Workshop
  • CAST - The 1st Workshop of the CAST project was held 5 - 6 October 2016 at the COVRA facilities, Vlissingen, Netherlands. Presentations were given showing the status of project work and scientific-technical achievements, but also how the project work falls in the wider context. A series of topics were identified where R&D is still required in order to obtain the desired confidence in safety for geological disposal of the concerned waste materials. This is also relevant for the question to which extent confidence in safety for disposal in less ambitious facilities than deep geological ones can be justified, with or without pre-treatment of the waste material.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/03/2017 78 MB  
CAST 2017 D7.9 All course notes for training course 1
  • CAST - This report contains the presentations made at Training Course 1 of CAST held on 5th and 6th July 2016 at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
23/06/2017 18 MB  
CAST 2017 Newsletter #2
23/05/2017 2 MB  
CAST 2017 Newsletter #3
23/03/2017 2 MB  
CAST 2018 D7.20 Workshop 2 Report
27/09/2018 565 KB  
CAST 2018 D7.22 Newsletter 5
27/09/2018 872 KB  
CAST 2018 D7.23 Final Overview of CAST
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CAST 2018 D7.24 Summary of Scientific Progress Achieved
27/09/2018 355 KB  
CAST 2018 D7.25 Summary of Scientific Progress Achieved- For Public and Decision-makers
  • CAST deliverable D7.25, Summary of Scientific Progress Achieved Through CAST for the general public and decision-makers.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
27/09/2018 341 KB  
CAST 2018 WP2 Steels Deliverables
  • Zip file of all publicly available deliverables from the CAST project produced under Work Package 2: Steels.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
27/09/2018 37 MB  
CAST 2018 WP3 Zircaloy Deliverables
  • Zip file of all publicly available deliverables from the CAST project produced under Work Package 3: Zircaloy.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
27/09/2018 36 MB  
CAST 2018 WP4 Ion Exchange Resins Deliverables
  • Zip file of all publicly available deliverables from the CAST project produced under Work Package 4: Ion Exchange Resins.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
27/09/2018 15 MB  
CAST 2018 WP5 Graphite Deliverables
  • Zip file of all publicly available deliverables from the CAST project produced under Work Package 5: Graphite.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
27/09/2018 44 MB  
CAST 2018 WP6 Safety Case Relevance Deliverables
  • Zip file of all publicly available deliverables from the CAST project produced under Work Package 6: Safety Case Relevance.
  • Related activities: CAST: CArbon-14 Source Term
27/09/2018 22 MB  
CAST Deliverable D1.1 – General Assembly Meeting 1 Minutes
22/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D1.10 – Advisory Group Review of WP 2 Final Synthesis Report
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CAST Deliverable D1.11 – Advisory Group Review of WP 3 Final Synthesis Report
22/08/2019 297 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.12 – Advisory Group Review of WP 4 Final Synthesis Report
22/08/2019 469 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.13 – Advisory Group Review of WP 5 Final Synthesis Report
22/08/2019 290 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.14 – Advisory Group Review of WP6 Final Synthesis Report
22/08/2019 198 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.15 – General Assembly meeting and minutes
22/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D1.16 – Advisory Group Review of 2018 GAM and Final Symposium
22/08/2019 157 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.17 – Advisory Group Review of WP7 CAST Final Overview Report
22/08/2019 168 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.3 – Advisory Group Review of CAST Objectives and 1st CAST General Assembly Meeting Minutes
22/08/2019 268 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.4 – General Assembly Meeting 2 Minutes
22/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D1.5 – Advisory Group Review of Year 1 WP Annual Reports and Minutes of Second CAST GAM
22/08/2019 898 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.6 – Third General Assembly Meeting Minutes
22/08/2019 925 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.7 – Advisory Group Review of Year 2 WP Annual Reports and Minutes of Third CAST GAM
22/08/2019 405 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.8 – General Assembly Meeting 4 Minutes
22/08/2019 783 KB  
CAST Deliverable D1.9 – Advisory Group Review of Year 3 WP Annual Reports and Minutes of Fourth CAST GAM
22/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.10 – Determination of 14C Content and Release from Steel
22/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.13 – WP2 CIEMAT Final Report on C14 release from steels under aerobic conditions
22/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.14 – WP2 ENRESA Final Report on C14 release from steels under aerobic conditions
22/08/2019 668 KB  
CAST Deliverable D2.15 – Influence of material choice on the release and speciation of C14
22/08/2019 644 KB  
CAST Deliverable D2.16 – Final report on C-14 release from steels under low pH and acidic conditions
22/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.17 – Final Report on Carbon-14 release from steels under aerobic and anaerobic conditions
22/08/2019 587 KB  
CAST Deliverable D2.18 – Final synthesis report on results from WP2
22/08/2019 512 KB  
CAST Deliverable D2.19 – Corrosion of irradiated steel in alkaline conditions: First measurements of the carbon-14 speciation
22/08/2019 7 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.2 – Annual Progress Report on WP2 – Year 1
22/08/2019 4 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.3 – Development of a Compound-specific Carbon-14 AMS Technique for the Detection of Carbon-14 Labelled Organic Compounds
22/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.4 – Selected analytical procedures at Armines/Subatech
22/08/2019 214 KB  
CAST Deliverable D2.5 – WP2 Annual Progress Report – Year 2
22/08/2019 5 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.6 – WP2 Annual Progress Report – Year 3, October 2015 – September 2016
22/08/2019 4 MB  
CAST Deliverable D2.9 – Release and speciation of carbon from stainless steel under mildly and highly alkaline, reducing conditions
22/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.1 – State of the art of 14C in Zircaloy and Zr alloys – C14 release from zirconium alloy hulls
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CAST Deliverable D3.10 – Annual progress report on corrosion test
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CAST Deliverable D3.11 – 2nd Annual WP3 progress report
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CAST Deliverable D3.12 – Annual Progress Report on corrosion test
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CAST Deliverable D3.13 – 3rd Annual WP3 Progress Report
23/08/2019 3 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.14 – Final Report from JRC-Karlsruhe: Determination of C14 Content in and Release from Zircaloy cladding
23/08/2019 3 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.15 – Final report on C14 release and speciation from Zircaloy
23/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.16 – Final report on experimental results on long-term corrosion tests and C14 release assessment, irradiated Zircaloy (RATEN-ICN)
23/08/2019 3 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.17 – Final report on 14C release from zirconium alloy in highly alkaline conditions
23/08/2019 3 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.18 – Final report on C-14 released from irradiated Zircaloys in NaOH solution: quantification and speciation of C-14
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.19 – Final Report on Zr alloys corrosion studies at RWMC
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.2 – Definition of operating conditions and presentation of the leaching experiments
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CAST Deliverable D3.20 – Final report on C-14 behaviour in Zr fuel clad wastes under disposal conditions
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.3 – Description of the analytical procedure for gaseous and dissolved C-14 species quantification
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.4 – Progress report on corrosion tests in the hot cell-experimental setup
23/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.5 – 1st Annual WP3 Progress Report
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.6 – Intermediate report on the analysis of Zircaloy samples C-14 content
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CAST Deliverable D3.7 – Definition of the analytical strategy for C-14 measurements
23/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.8 – Description of Zircaloy-4 dissolution experiment in a shielded box
23/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D3.9 – Quantification of C-14 in liquid and gas phases
23/08/2019 1 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.1 – State of the art review on sample choice, analytical techniques and current knowledge of release from spent ion-exchange resins
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.2 – Annual progress report on WP4 – 2014
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.3 – 2nd Annual progress report on WP4 – 2015
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.4 – 3rd Annual progress report on WP4 – 2016
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.5 – Final report on the estimation of the source term and speciation of C14 in spent ion-exchange resins
23/08/2019 3 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.6 – Final report on leaching and desorption experiments of C14 from spent ion exchange resins
23/08/2019 2 MB  
CAST Deliverable D4.7 – Final Report on gaseous release of C-14 from BWR and CANDU Spent Ion Exchange Resins
23/08/2019 661 KB  
CAST Deliverable D4.8 – Compilation and comparison of data on C14 from spent ion-exchange resins
23/08/2019 953 KB  
CAST Deliverable D4.9 – Final Synthesis Report of Spent Ion-Exchange Resins C14 Source Term and Leaching
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CAST Final General Assembly – Third announcement and call for papers
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CATCLAY D1.6 – Processes of cation migration in clayrocks
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Cebama 2016 D1.03 WP1 Experimental studies – State of the art literature review (M09 – Feb 2016)
  • Cebama deliverable D1.03, published March 2016. This report is an initial state-of-the-art literature review in the CEBAMA–project for work package 1. Chapters are written by the participants of CEBAMA and the chapters serve as state-of-the-art reviews for the the experimental research conducted by various partners.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
20/03/2016 11 MB  
Cebama 2016 D4.08 1st Annual Project Workshop Proceedings
20/11/2016 14 MB  
Cebama 2016 D4.09 Basis for application to Safety Case and Performance Assessment
  • Cebama deliverable D4.09, published January 2017. This report series aims at interpreting how the results of the research conducted within CEBAMA can be applied and contribute to the Safety Case. This is the first of two reports, which will be updated at the end of the project. Given the complexity of the experiments and the models developed within CEBAMA, it is in general too early at PM18 for the partners to produce results directly applicable to the Safety Case. Nevertheless, we present here some briefing on the impact aimed at within the project and highlight the value of some of the work undertaken to date.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama 2016 Newsletter #1
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Cebama 2016 Newsletter #2
20/11/2016 2 MB  
Cebama 2017 Newsletter #3
20/06/2017 7 MB  
Cebama 2019 Newsletter #4
1/08/2019 6 MB  
Cebama 3rd Annual Workshop Flyer
2/02/2018 1 MB  
Cebama Deliverable 1.01 – Detailed WP1 description of scientific work: compilation of partner descriptions
31/07/2019 7 MB  
Cebama Deliverable 3.01 – Detailed WP3 description of scientific work: compilation of partner descriptions with update of Appendix B
31/07/2019 11 MB  
Cebama Deliverable 4.10 – Minutes from 2nd Annual Workshop
  • Cebama Deliverable 4.10, published June 2017. Minutes from the 2nd Annual Workshop of the collaborative project Cebama, held in Espoo, Finland on May 16 - 19 2017. The workshop was hosted by VTT. There were 66 attendees, including beneficiaries, End-User-Group members and project external organizations.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama Deliverable D1.02 – Agreement and documentation of systems to be studied
  • CEBAMA Deliverable D1.02, published 28 January 2016. The deliverable report serves as a summary of the cement-bentonite interaction systems to be studied. It builds upon the original project plans and provides more concise details pertaining to the synergy between experimental work on various materials. Overview tables are provided, followed by Appendices summarizing the experimental material systems to be used by the 19 partners of WP1.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
31/07/2019 151 KB  
Cebama Deliverable D1.04 – Report on WP1 established experimental boundary conditions, experimental methods
31/07/2019 1 MB  
Cebama Deliverable D1.05 – Report on WP1 selected experimental materials to be used, including both new laboratory and aged in-situ samples
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Cebama Deliverable D2.01 – Detailed WP2 description of scientific work: Compilation of partner descriptions
31/07/2019 3 MB  
Cebama Deliverable D2.02 – Agreement and documentation of systems to be studied
  • CEBAMA Deliverable D2.02, published 11 February 2016. This report gives details of the systems studied by the various partners, the experimental boundary conditions and the methods used. The presentation is classified by radionuclides to identify synergies and overlaps between different partners working on the same radionuclide.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama Deliverable D2.03 – WP2: State of the Art Report
31/07/2019 3 MB  
Cebama Deliverable D3.02 – Review and definition of modelling approaches: scale of analysis, physico-chemical processes, software, HPC resources
  • Cebama Deliverable D3.02, published 6 May 2016. This report gives details of the definition of the modelling approaches to be followed by each of the participants of Work Package 3, related to Modelling and Interpretation of the Experiments to be carried out in Work Package 1.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
1/08/2019 1 MB  
Cebama Deliverable D3.03 – Consolidated plan for Upscaling Modelling Task
  • Cebama Deliverable D3.03, published 1 August 2016. Work Package 3 is devoted to the modelling and interpretation of experimental data generated within CEBAMA. Different modelling approaches are used by each partner, with focus on reactive transport processes that can impact the physical properties of cementitious materials and their interface with clayey systems. Therefore, a common modelling task is needed for a better integration of the results and conclusions obtained in WP3. This report gives details of the proposed plan for such a modelling task. The goal of this task is to cluster WP3 activities around a common simulation case and integrate different spatial and temporal upscaling methods that are planned to be used by each partner. The work related with this activity will be undertaken during a period of approximately 2 years, from the 2nd Annual Workshop in May 2017 to June 2019.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama Deliverable D3.04 – Description of and results from the modelling of external lab and/or field experiments
  • Cebama Deliverable D3.04, published 1 December 2016. The present deliverable D3.04 contains a description of modelling approaches and recent progress by WP3 partners and summarizes the results of the modelling of existing experimental datasets. Given that experimental results in CEBAMA will become available later in the project, preliminary work in WP3 has thus been focused on the development and implementation of models and on the simulation of existing experimental datasets.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama Deliverable D3.05 – Preliminary results and interpretation of the modelling of WP1 & WP2 experiments
  • Cebama Deliverable D3.05, published 30 November 2017. The present deliverable D3.05 contains a description of modelling approaches and recent progress by WP3 partners on the simulation of WP1 and WP2 experiments. Each partner contribution below summarizes the modelling work so far and presents the most recent results obtained, with application to WP1/WP2 experiments.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
1/08/2019 5 MB  
Cebama Deliverable D4.01 – Generic Poster presenting the Project
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Cebama Deliverable D4.02 – Project webpage
  • Cebama Deliverable D4.02, published 20 August 2015. The project webpage as been set up and made accessible since the beginning of the project at the following address : www.cebama.eu. It is composed of both a public and restricted access areas. The public webpage provides a description of the project (objectives, participants, outcomes…) as well as information on relevant project events, public deliverables and publications.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama Deliverable D4.04 – Planning on interaction with socio-political stakeholders
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Cebama Deliverable D4.05 – Communication Action Plan
  • Cebama Deliverable D4.05, published 12 November 2015. The following Communication Action Plan describes the foreseen internal and external communication activities to be carried out within Workpackage 4 of the project Cebama. The available communication tools are also presented as well as the list of associated workpackage deliverables.
  • Related activities: CEBAMA: Cement-based materials, properties, evolution, barrier functions
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Cebama Deliverable D4.06 – Planned dissemination of final results
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Cebama Deliverable D4.11 – Draft of the 2nd Annual Project Workshop Proceeding
1/08/2019 29 MB  
Cebama Deliverable D5.01 – Report/Documentation of exchange of data between experimental and modelling WPs (with updating)
1/08/2019 73 KB  
Cebama Deliverable D5.02 – Periodic Management and Activity Report (PM18)
1/08/2019 56 KB  
Cementitious Materials Technology Exchange Flyer
  • A flyer for the DOE-EM Sponsored Cementitious Materials Technology Exchange, held on 10 - 12 December 2019 in Augusta, Georgia.
21/10/2019 1 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D2.1 – End-User-Group Questionnaire
  • CHANCE Deliverable D2.1, published 30 November 2017. This document describes the questionnaire produced by CHANCE Work Package 2 & 6 and addressed to the members of End Users Group (EUG). Based on the answers collected by means of this questionnaire the requirements and methodologies for the characterization of conditioned radioactive waste used in different national contexts will be evaluated. The questionnaire will be also used to underlying socio-technical and ethical frameworks of radioactive waste characterisation practices and policies.
  • Related activities: CHANCE: Characterisation of conditioned nuclear waste for its safe disposal in Europe
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CHANCE Deliverable D2.2 – Synthesis of commonly used methodology for conditioned radioactive waste characterisation
  • CHANCE Deliverable D2.2, published 16 July 2019. The present report focuses on activities from Work Package 2 (Task 2.1) related to the first objective of the CHANCE project, namely the establishment of an overview of current conditioned radioactive waste characterisation employed over Europe, remaining issues, etc. In order to collect information in terms of characterization, particularly links and overlaps between these requirements and waste specifications for different national disposals, a questionnaire was produced and distributed to operators of radioactive waste disposal in Europe through the CHANCE project End-User Group. This document presents a synthesis of the answers received from members of the End Users Group (EUG) to the questionnaire. Based on the answers collected by means of this questionnaire the requirements and methodologies for the characterization of conditioned radioactive waste used in different national contexts were evaluated. The questionnaire was also used to understand socio-ethical and technical frameworks of radioactive waste characterisation practices and policies.
  • Related activities: CHANCE: Characterisation of conditioned nuclear waste for its safe disposal in Europe
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CHANCE Deliverable D2.3 – R&D requests in the field of conditioned radioactive characterization
26/07/2022 4 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D3.1 – Applicability of Calorimetry to Real Waste Characterisation
  • CHANCE Deliverable D3.1, published 31 July 2018. The first part of this report gives an overview of the main characteristics concerning mature NDA systems. The second part evaluates the techniques that are relevant for CHANCE WP3 (alpha bearing waste measurement), in the frame of Task 3.1 “Benchmark of calorimeters and standard NDA method for characterisation of large volume waste drums”. The evaluation is performed through a study of the neutron and gamma ray signals that can escape various 200 L waste drum matrices with different source configurations, and through a comparison with the published plutonium and uranium Minimum Detectable Masses (MDM) of existing systems.
  • Related activities: CHANCE: Characterisation of conditioned nuclear waste for its safe disposal in Europe
1/08/2019 7 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D3.2 – Research and innovation on the overall management of radioactive waste other than geological disposal
26/07/2022 2 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D3.3 – Results of experimental investigation of calorimetry Applicability
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CHANCE Deliverable D3.4 – Exploitation of results and uncertainties analysis
26/07/2022 10 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D4.1 – Performance of the Muon Tomography Detector System
26/07/2022 4 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D4.2 – Performance of the CHANCE muon system in the reconstruction of known blocks of material
26/07/2022 8 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D4.3 – Report on tuned algorithms and their performance
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CHANCE Deliverable D4.5 – Final Report of WP4
26/07/2022 29 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D5.1 – Report on validation of transitions of rotation/vibration of HCl, specification and development of the equipment
  • CHANCE Deliverable D5.1, published 22 June 2020 - "Report on validation of transitions of rotation/vibration of HCl, specification and development of the equipment", The objectives of this study are to advance the use of CRDS as an innovative technique to characterize the outgassing of radioactive waste by developing a new instrumentation for 36Cl measurement, as HCl-36 molecule, and to demonstrate an application of the technique to the monitoring of the radiocarbon outgassing. In this deliverable, theoretical simulation of transitions of rotation / vibration on HCl, as well specification and development of the CRDS equipment are presented.
  • Related activities: CHANCE: Characterisation of conditioned nuclear waste for its safe disposal in Europe
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CHANCE Deliverable D5.2 – Report on experimental validation of the transitions with 36Cl standards and detection limit
26/07/2022 1 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D5.3 – Outlook on the prospects of using CRDS for HCl-36 outgassing measurement
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CHANCE Deliverable D5.4 – Report on study of the release behaviour of radiocarbon from irradiated graphite waste using CRDS
26/07/2022 2 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D5.5 – Report on the validation of CRDS for radiocarbon detection performances with liquid scintillation counting techniques
26/07/2022 1 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D5.6 – Report on study of the release behaviour of radiocarbon from another type of waste
26/07/2022 567 KB  
CHANCE Deliverable D6.1 – CHANCE public website
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CHANCE Deliverable D6.1 – CHANCE public website
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CHANCE Deliverable D6.2 – Communication Action Plan
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CHANCE Deliverable D6.3 – Study of social and ethical aspects of innovative waste management
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CHANCE Deliverable D6.4 – Topical day on waste characterisation
2/08/2019 13 MB  
CHANCE Deliverable D6.5 – Practical training course on instruments and techniques developed within CHANCE
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CHANCE Deliverable D6.6 – Synthesis of CHANCE project
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CHANCE Project Poster: Characterization of conditioned nuclear waste for its safe disposal in Europe
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Clay Conference 2020 Flyer (Updated June 2020)
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CND – D10: European Radiation Survey and Site Execution Manual (EURSSEM)
18/01/2022 8 MB  
CND – D11: Institutional, Legal and Regulatory Aspects; Licensing and Decommissioning Plan; Radiological Protection and Industrial Safety: Final report
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CND – D12: New Considerations Relating to Screening and Scoping within the Environmental Impact Assessment Process. Public Participation and Socio-economic Aspects in Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Plants: Final report
  • Deliverable 12 of the CND project; "New Considerations Relating to Screening and Scoping within the Environmental Impact Assessment Process. Public Participation and Socio-economic Aspects in Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Plants: Final report". Summarising the output of Work Package 6.
  • Related activities: CND: Co-ordination Network of Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations
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CND – D14: Dismantling Techniques, Decontamination Techniques, Dissemination of Best Practice, Experience and Know-how: Final report
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CND – D6: Co-ordination Network on Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations: Final report
  • Deliverable 6 of the CND project; "Co-ordination Network on Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations: Final report". Final report covering the objectives of the CND, how these objectives were met and the results and conclusions of the activities within the various areas.
  • Related activities: CND: Co-ordination Network of Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations
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CND – D8.1: Analysis of the Factors Influencing the Selection of Strategies for Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations: Final report
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CND – D8.2: Project Management and Planning: Final report
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CND – D9: Material Management and Characterisation Techniques: Final report
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CONCORD Deliverable 15-1: Initial State-of-the-art of WP ConCorD
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CONCORD Deliverable 15-10: Integration of the findings on the impact of irradiation, dry density and particle size on the microbial community
14/02/2025 1 MB  
CONCORD Deliverable 15-12: Identification of the effect of transient processes on corrosion
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CONCORD Deliverable 15-14: ConCorD Synthesis Report
14/02/2025 10 MB  
CONCORD Deliverable 15-2: Updated State-of-the-art of WP ConCorD
14/02/2025 5 MB  
CONCORD Deliverable 15-3: Training materials
14/02/2025 19 MB  
CONCORD Deliverable 15-4: Updated Training materials
14/02/2025 325 KB  
CONCORD Deliverable 15-6: Novel materials and processes for the optimisation of long-term container performance
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CONCORD Deliverable 15-7: Elucidation of critical irradiation parameter
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CONCORD Deliverable 15-8: Synthesis of irradiation results under repository conditions
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CONCORD Deliverable 15-9: Integration of the findings on the impact of irradiation, dry density and particle size on the microbial community
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CORI Deliverable 3.2 – SOTA Update on cement-organic-radionuclide interactions in the context of L/ILW disposal
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CORI Deliverable 3.4 – Training Materials UPDATE
12/02/2025 5 MB  
CORI Deliverable 3.5 – Final Report integrating the R&D performed in CORI, including application to the Safety Case
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CORI Deliverable 3.6: CORI-Final report on results generated in Task 2 of CORI; Deliverable 3.7: CORI-Final report on organic retention in cementitious systems; Deliverable 3.8: CORI-Final report on radionuclide mobility in cementitious materials in the presence of organics
12/02/2025 13 MB  
COVRA R&D Programme Launch – Webinar Agenda
20/10/2020 77 KB  
COWAM 2 – Project final report
22/12/2021 447 KB  
COWAM 2 – Roadmap for Local Committee Construction
12/01/2022 2 MB  
COWAM In Practice – Aspects of Governance in the Practical Implementation of the Concept of Reversibility for Deep Geological Disposal
  • Report D2-3/C (Final Research Briefs 1) of the COWAM In Practice project. Titled "Aspects of Governance in the Practical Implementation of the Concept of Reversibility for Deep Geological Disposal"
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 2 MB  
COWAM In Practice – Belgian case study: local partnerships for the siting of a LILW repository
  • COWAM In Practice report D2-3A "Belgian case study: local partnerships for the siting of a LILW repository"
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 757 KB  
COWAM In Practice – Compte-rendu des activités du groupe CIP France “French Prospective Case Study”
  • COWAM In Practice - Compte-rendu des activités du groupe CIP France “French Prospective Case Study”
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 675 KB  
COWAM IN PRACTICE – European level Guidelines for the Inclusive Governance of Radioactive Waste Management
  • The booklet: "COWAM In Practice - European level Guidelines for the Inclusive Governance of Radioactive Waste Management". Providing the principal messages and ideas from the COWAM In Practice (CIP) project delivered to the EU for the governance of RWM.
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 399 KB  
COWAM In Practice – First annual activity summary
  • First annual activity summary of the COWAM In Practice project.
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 60 KB  
COWAM In Practice – Local Liaison Committees and National Association of Local Liaison Committees: the French experience
  • COWAM In Practice report D2/3B (Final Research Briefs 1) - Local Liaison Committees and National Association of Local Liaison Committees: the French experience
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 673 KB  
COWAM In Practice – Long-Term Environmental Surveillance and Health Risk Assessment
  • COWAM In Practice report D2-5/E - "Long-Term Environmental Surveillance and Health Risk Assessment"
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 1 MB  
COWAM In Practice – Prospective Case Study: Romania
  • COWAM In Practice report D1-9 - Country Reports on the Cooperative Investigation: Romania.
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 901 KB  
COWAM In Practice – Prospective Case Study: Slovenia
  • COWAM In Practice report D1-10 - Country Reports on the Cooperative Investigation: Slovenia.
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
12/01/2022 659 KB  
COWAM In Practice – Publishable Periodic Activity Report 2007-2009
  • Periodic activity report of the COWAM In Practice project, reporting period January 2007 to December 2009.
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
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COWAM In Practice – Sustainable Territorial Development Associated with Radioactive Waste Management
  • COWAM In Practice report D2-5/A (Final Research Briefs 2) "Sustainable Territorial Development Associated with Radioactive waste management".
  • Related activities: COWAM In Practice
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CROCK – Final Workshop Proceedings of the Collaborative Project “Crystalline ROCK Retention Processes”
15/12/2021 12 MB  
CROCK – Project final report
  • Final report for the Collaborative Project Crystalline ROCK retention processes (CP CROCK) project. A project with the overall objective to develop a methodology for decreasing the uncertainty in the long-term prediction of the radionuclide migration in the crystalline rock repository far-field.
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK D1.2- Characterization of experimental material.
  • CROCK D1.2- "Characterization of experimental material", detailing characterization of the new samples of fracture crystalline rock drill-cores from the Äspö URL, sampled and handled under anoxic conditions.
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK D2.1 – Status of radionuclide sorption and transport studies (Update)
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CROCK D3.1 and D3.2 update.
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CROCK D3.1 and D3.2- Real system analysis
  • Deliverable 3.1 and 3.2 of the CROCK project, report supplying all relevant background sources of the analytical and field pore water data, together with interpretations, from the Swedish site characterisation programme with a focus on matrix diffusion.
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK D4.1 WP4 Month 12 progress
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CROCK D4.1 WP4 month 27 progress report
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CROCK D5.1 WP5 month 12 progress report
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CROCK D5.1 WP5 month 27 progress report
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CROCK D5.2- Results of the benchmark exercise.
  • CROCK Project Deliverable 5.2- Results of the benchmark exercise aimed at assessing the potential release of a set of radionuclides at repository depth and the related migration and discharge at the surface.
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK D5.3- Radionuclide transport modelling by molecular chemistry, surface complexation and reactive transport modelling
  • Deliverable 5.3 of the CROCK project: Radionuclide transport modelling by molecular chemistry, surface complexation and reactive transport modelling.
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK D7.1- Establishing and regularly updating public web portal and project internal intranet site
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CROCK D7.2- 3rd annual newletter
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CROCK D7.3- Project presentation
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CROCK D7.5 – Brochure for the 1st CROCK workshop May 2012
15/12/2021 625 KB  
CROCK D7.5- Brochure for the last CROCK workshop, May 2013
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CROCK D7.6-2nd annual newsletter
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CROCK D7.8 – Proceedings of the 1st workshop of the CROCK project
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CROCK D7.9 – Report on participation, presentation, and publication of the project at three different international conferences
  • Deliverable 7.9 of the CROCK project - Report on participation, presentation, and publication of the project at three different international conferences
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK Deliverable 1.1- Provision of new fracture bearing drill core samples obtained, handled, transported and stored under anoxic conditions, including first documentation.
  • Deliverable 1.1 of the CROCK project: Provision of new fracture bearing drill core samples obtained, handled, transported and stored under anoxic conditions, including first documentation.
  • Related activities: CROCK: Crystalline rock retention processes
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CROCK Deliverable 2.1- Status of radionuclide sorption and transport studies
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CROCK Deliverable D7.2- Poster presentation of the project
15/12/2021 305 KB  
D-ERICA – An INTEGRATED APPROACH to the assessment and management of environmental risks from ionising radiation
  • The D-ERICA report, which summarises the developments in the ERICA project and describes the ERICA Integrated Approach to the assessment and management of environmental risks from ionising radiation.
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D2.2-8.2 HE-E annual monitoring report
24/04/2018 6 MB  
DAEF 2022 Abstract Template
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DAEF 2022 Second Announcement
11/11/2020 196 KB  
Deployment Plan 2011-2016
  • The Deployment Plan2011- 2016, final version June 2012 is now available ! The goal of the deployment of the activities flowing from the SRA is to assist the IGD-TP Executive Group members and participants in achieving the vision and the desired results by joint RD&D activities during the next years.
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DISCO 2021 Newsletter #5
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DISCO Deliverable D1.1 – Website open
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DISCO Deliverable D1.10 – Proceedings from the 1st General Assembly
5/08/2019 4 MB  
DISCO Deliverable D1.11 – 2nd “Mobility grant” announcement
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DISCO Deliverable D1.12 – Webinar 2
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DISCO Deliverable D1.13 – Minutes from the 2nd General Assembly
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DISCO Deliverable D1.14 – 2019 Newsletter #3
4/10/2019 471 KB  
DISCO Deliverable D1.15 – Proceedings from the 2nd Annual Meeting
4/10/2019 6 MB  
DISCO Deliverable D1.16 – 3rd “Mobility grant” announcement
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DISCO Deliverable D1.17 Webinar 3
21/04/2022 127 KB  
DISCO Deliverable D1.18 – Minutes of the 3rd General Assembly
21/04/2022 380 KB  
DISCO Deliverable D1.2 – Kick-off minutes
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DISCO Deliverable D1.20 – Proceedings of the 3rd Annual Meeting
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DISCO Deliverable D1.26 – Final Scientific Report
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DISCO Deliverable D1.27 – Plan for peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals
  • DISCO Deliverable D1.27, published 14 October 2017. The purpose of this document is to 1) convey intentions and plans to publish Disco research results in peer-reviewed scientific journals 2) to document the accepted and published peerreviewed scientific papers that have resulted from the Disco project.
  • Related activities: DISCO: Modern Spent Fuel Dissolution and Chemistry in Failed Containers
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DISCO Deliverable D1.3 – 2017 Newsletter #1
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DISCO Deliverable D1.4 – Plan for Webinars
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DISCO Deliverable D1.5 – LinkedIn Group established
  • DISCO Deliverable D1.5, published 28 August 2017. A LinkedIn group has been set up and it is accessible to project participants since July 2017 at the following address: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8613921. The group is called “DisCo - H2020: Modern Spent Fuel Dissolution and Chemistry in Failed Container Conditions”.
  • Related activities: DISCO: Modern Spent Fuel Dissolution and Chemistry in Failed Containers
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DISCO Deliverable D1.6 – Plan for Webinars
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DISCO Deliverable D1.7 – Webinar 1
  • DISCO Deliverable D1.7, published 30 May 2018. DISCO webinars are organized in conjunction with the Annual Meetings of the project, as described in Deliverable 1.4 (Plan for Webinars). The 1st Webinar took place on May 16th, 2018 at 13:45h (GMT+1) during the 1st Annual Meeting held in Sheffield (15-16th May 2018).
  • Related activities: DISCO: Modern Spent Fuel Dissolution and Chemistry in Failed Containers
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DISCO Deliverable D1.8 – Minutes from the 1st General Assembly
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DISCO Deliverable D1.9 – 2018 Newsletter #2
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DISCO Deliverable D2.1 – Initial state report: sample characterisation and experimental set-up
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DISCO Deliverable D2.1 – Initial state report: sample characterisation and experimental set-up
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DISCO Deliverable D2.2 – Failed fuel report: Characterisation and secondary alteration products
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DISCO Deliverable D3.1 – Spent fuel experiments: First dissolution results
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DISCO Deliverable D3.2 – Spent nuclear fuel experiments: Dissolution results for modelling input
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DISCO Deliverable D3.3 – Spent nuclear fuel experiments: Final results of dissolution experiments
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DISCO Deliverable D4.1 – Model materials experiments: First dissolution results
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DISCO Deliverable D4.2 – Model materials experiments: Dissolution results for modelling input
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DISCO Deliverable D4.3 – Model materials experiments: Final dissolution results
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DISCO Deliverable D5.1 – Agreement of conditions to consider in the models: discussions between modelling and experimentalists
  • DISCO Deliverable D5.1 , published 7 December 2017. This report summarises discussions which took place between the modellers and experimentalists within the WP5 partners. The discussions on the parameters needed or “desired” to calibrate and/or develop the models started at the kick off meeting of the DISCO project on the 13th of June, 2017, in Brussels, Belgium.
  • Related activities: DISCO: Modern Spent Fuel Dissolution and Chemistry in Failed Containers
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DISCO Deliverable D5.2 – Defect chemistry and thermodynamics of Cr-doped UO2 fuels: Model development and applications (Mid-term report)
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DISCO Deliverable D5.3 – Progress on the modeling of the homogeneous U0.73Pu0.27O2 alteration as a simulant of MOX fuel matrices in an underground disposal cell
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DISCO Deliverable D5.4 – EU DisCo Model Description, Uncertainties and Results
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DISCO Deliverable D5.5 – Development of a reactive transport model of spent fuel dissolution under near field environmental conditions.
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DISCO Deliverable D5.6 – Thermodynamic modelling of “inside canister” conditions during UO2 spent fuel dissolution in a failed steel container
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DISCO Deliverable D5.7 – Modeling of UPuO radiolytic dissolution as a simulant of the alteration of MOX fuel matrices in an underground disposal cell
21/04/2022 7 MB  
DONUT Deliverable 4.2: Updated State Of The Art report
12/02/2025 4 MB  
DONUT Deliverable 4.4: Report describing the benchmarks to be carried out during the WP DONUT
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DONUT Deliverable 4.5: Technical report describing numerical method improvement and their transferability in numerical tools as well as benchmarks realization.
12/02/2025 10 MB  
DONUT Deliverable 4.7: Report describing numerical improvement and developments and their application to treat uncertainty when dealing with coupled processes
12/02/2025 12 MB  
DONUT Deliverable 4.8: Report describing the result of the machine learning benchmark carried out during the WP DONUT
12/02/2025 1 MB  
DOPAS 2013 D1.2 Project Plan
23/04/2018 1 MB  
DOPAS 2013 D1.3 Website and Extranet
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DOPAS 2013 D3.10 FSS Drift Model Construction Report
  • This report gives an overview of the tunnel (drift) model (also called the “test box” in the text) construction story, as built for the needs of Andra’s FSS experiment. It includes an overview of the main construction phases (illustrated by photos) c/w practical details and dates.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2013 D3.16 EPSP Laboratory Experiment Testing Plan
  • This report presents the plan of laboratory works related to the EPSP experiment. The laboratory work will provide data for the subsequent numerical analysis of EPSP behaviour (WP5). Three groups of data will be produced – input material parameters, material parameters from verification testing (the occasional checking for possible changes as the project progresses) and data from small-scale physical models to be used for the validation of the numerical models.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2013 D7.1 Project Dissemination Plan
  • Dissemination Plan including exploitation with list of tentative dissemination activities. This plan describes the planned dissemination activities, mechanisms, target groups, and how the dissemination activities are implemented. Exploitation will be updated in the end of DOPAS project.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2013 D7.5 Project Description for the EC FP7 Project Compendium
  • This Deliverable will be published within Volume IV synthesis brochure of Euratom fission projects selected from the 2012 and 2013 later and includes proposed text from DOPAS project and pictures to be used in brochure.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2013 Newsletter 1
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DOPAS 2014 D2.1 Design Bases and Criteria
  • Work Package 2 (WP2) of the DOPAS Project is focusing on the design basis, reference designs and strategies used to demonstrate the compliance of the installed plugs and seals to the design basis. This report (Deliverable D2.1) presents the design basis of the five full-scale experiments and laboratory tests, and the process used by each WMO to develop it.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D2.2 Designs of Reference Concepts and DOPAS Experiments: DOPAS Reference Designs Report
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DOPAS 2014 D3.11 Report on FSS Cast Concrete Plug Construction
  • This report D3.11 gives an overview of the work implemented at FSS test site (Saint-Dizier) to construct the low pH self-compacting concrete (aka SCC) plug (the first component of the FSS experiment), i.e. the upstream concrete containment wall which was erected in July 2013.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D3.17 Interim Results of EPSP Laboratory Testing
  • This report presents up-to-date results of laboratory work related to the EPSP experiment. The laboratory work will provide data for the subsequent numerical analysis of EPSP behaviour (WP5). Bentonite parameters were determined and compared with other bentonites from the Czech Republic.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D3.26 URCF RSC Work Memorandum (POPLU)
  • To verify the suitability of the plug demonstration tunnel locations in Underground rock characterisation facility (URCF) ONKALO and to select the location for the plug within the tunnels, the Rock Suitability Classification (RSC) -system developed by Posiva Oy has been applied. A short description of the RSC-system is given in Chapter 2 of this memorandum, with the host rock classification criteria pertaining to the plug summed in Chapter 3. The two suitability classifications carried out to determine a suitable location for the POPLU plug are presented in Chapters 4 and 5 with short concluding remarks made in Chapter 6.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D3.8 Test Report on FSS Cast in Box Concrete
  • This report combines information on low pH SCC development into the one Deliverable D3.8 including information originally planned for D3.4 Report on low-pH concrete formulas for FSS; D3.6 Lab report on the performance of low-p H concrete for FSS and D3.8 Test report on FSS cast in-box concrete.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D5.11 Status report on ELSA/LASA related laboratory tests (D3.28) and on process modelling activities (D5.5)
  • This report presents the work performed by GRS as part of the European project DOPAS under WP3 Task 2 Design and technical construction feasibility of the plugs and seals and WP5 Task 1 Performance assessment of plugs and seals systems. This report is one of three status reports, which combines information from both Work package 3 and Work Package 5 into a new Deliverable D5.11. LASA project stands for long-term stable shaft seal in salt formations.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D6.1.1 Pilot EE consensus memorandum for D3.25 POPLU test plan
  • A pilot expert elicitation was carried out on the test plan of the POPLU experiment (D3.25) with the purpose of assisting the planning of the integrating expert analysis (Task 6.1 of the WP6) using the EE process for the quality assurance of the project deliverables. This deliverable describes briefly the pilot EE process, the tools used in it and the outcome of the process in the form of a consensus memorandum. The input of the EE process was used in the finalisation of the POPLU test plan.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D7.10 Experiment poster of EPSP at URC Josef Gallery (Czech Republic))
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DOPAS 2014 D7.11.1 Dissemination Activities – Press Releases 0-18M
  • Compilation of press releases published during the first 18 months of the DOPAS project. Appendix 1 Press release published by Posiva in December 2012 Appendix 2 Press release published by Posiva in December 2012, in Finnish Appendix 3 Press release published by Andra in of January 2013, in French Appendix 4 Press release published by Nagra in April 2013 Appendix 5 Press release published by Nagra in April 2013, in German
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D7.11.3 Dissemination activities, papers, presentations and posters (0-18 M)
  • Compilation of papers, presentations and posters published during the first 18 months of the DOPAS project. Most of the papers, presentations are available via organisers internet pages and the source are referred also in the DOPAS public web page. In some cases also the papers, presentations and posters are available at DOPAS public web page. Type of audience, size of audience and countries addresses are listed in EC database SESAM dissemination activities list. The presentations held in internal IGD-TP events (like EG meetings and Exchange forums) are not attached in this Deliverable while they are published within SecIGD2 Deliverables.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D7.11.4 Dissemination Activities – Other 0-18M
  • Compilation of other dissemination activities published during the first 18 months of the DOPAS project. Appendix 1 FSS progress video by Andra, which can be seen in DOPAS public web page. Appendix 2 VTT Intranet news
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D7.4.2 Newsletter 2
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DOPAS 2014 D7.4.3 Newsletter 3
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DOPAS 2014 D7.7 Experiment poster of DOMPLU at Äspö (Sweden)
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DOPAS 2014 D7.8 Experiment poster of POPLU at ONKALO (Finland)
  • This Deliverable shows the POPLU Experiment poster (Appendix 1), which will be emplaced in the front of the ONKALO Demonstration tunnel 4, where the plug will be constructed. Construction work is ongoing and therefore the poster has not been emplaced to the underground location yet. The poster has been ready since September 2013. This poster is linked also from DOPAS public webpage http://www.posiva.fi/dopas under WP3 and Experiment 4 POPLU since October 2013.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2014 D7.9 Experiment poster of FSS at Saint Dizier (France)
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DOPAS 2015 D3.22 DOMPLU experiment
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DOPAS 2015 D4.2 Bentonite Saturation Test (REM)
  • This report is Deliverable D4.2 of DOPAS WP4, and describes the “Bentonite saturation Test (REM)” carried out by Andra at a metric scale, with the same bentonitic material (pellets and powder admixture) as that employed in the construction of the FSS swelling core (construction experiment carried out in Saint-Dizier, within the frame of WP3activities). This saturation test is instrumental in comforting the knowledge and in the modelling of the bentonite seal behaviour (i.e. its saturation phenomenology), since the characterization work of the bentonitic material was anteriorly carried out at a pluricentimetric scale only (in “ordinary” oedometers): in summary, following the saturation course at a metric scale is more representative of real phenomena happening in a decametric core than doing so at a centimetric scale. This document D4.2 presents the links between the FSS construction and the saturation experiment. The experimental set-up and the way its phenomenological functioning will be monitored throughout 10 to 30 years are detailed (doing so at the FSS core decametric scale would take… thousands of years!). The very first experimental outcomes provided by REM are indicated.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2015 D4.3 DOMPLU Experiment Summary Report
  • This report summarizes four years of system design development for the KBS-3V deposition tunnel plugs, carried out in cooperation between SKB and Posiva Oy. The report summarizes the main events of the work in the full-scale test of the Dome plug. This report is also published as SKB TR-14-23.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2015 D5.1 Modelling plan for Experiment 2 EPSP PA
  • This report outlines the modelling plan for an experimental pressure and sealing plug (EPSP). The EPSP experiment is not intended to test a specific plug or seal; rather it has been constructed at a similar scale to a real disposal tunnel plug and will contribute specifically to the development of the reference design for such structures. Modelling will focus primarily on the analysis of the THM properties of the various EPSP components.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2015 D6.2 Expert staff visit travel reports – Report no 1 – FSS experiment in France
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DOPAS 2015 D6.2.1 Expert staff visit travel reports – Report no 2 – EPSP experiment in Czech Republic
  • This report is a Deliverable within WP6, and describes the objectives and outcomes of a staff exchange visit to the Experimental Pressure and Sealing Plug (EPSP) experiment in the Joseph Underground Research Centre (Czech Republic) on 12-14 November 2014.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2015 D6.3 EE documentation from Expert Group EE meeting inputs and outcomes concerning Work Package 2
  • This memorandum summarises the quality assurance outcomes of the expert elicitation that was carried out for the DOPAS Work Package 2 final report draft D2.4 dated 21 August 2015. The elicitation was carried out during 1 September 2015 to 24 November 2015.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2015 D7.4.4 Newsletter 4
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DOPAS 2016 D2.4 WP2 Final Report – Design Basis for DOPAS Plugs and Seals
  • This report provides a synopsis of the work undertaken in WP2. The report describes the safety functions, the designs, and design basis of plugs and seals considered in the DOPAS Project. The report includes an analysis and discussion of the differences between the design bases for plugs and seals in different repository concepts, focusing on the safety functions performed by each plug and seal, and how these impact on the requirements placed on the plug/seal. This report also describes the learning from WP2 on the processes used to develop and structure the design basis for plugs and seals within the DOPAS Project, and uses that learning to provide guidance on the development of a design basis in the context of repository plugs and seals. In particular, lessons are drawn on the iterative development of the design basis for plugs and seals, in parallel with development of the design, as well as the use of hierarchical structures to describe the design basis.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.1 WP3 FSS Construction Summary Report
  • This report is Deliverable D3.1 in the DOPAS Project and is part of WP3. The objective of this report is to provide an integrated summary of the work undertaken for the design and construction of the scale 1:1 experiment called FSS (Full Scale Seal), carried out by Andra, with the scientific support of NAGRA. A parallel report, DOPAS Deliverable D4.8 in WP4, discusses the performance of the FSS experiment and the feedback to the design basis.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.13 Report on FSS shotcrete plug construction
  • This report D3.13 gives an overview of the work implemented at the FSS test site (in Saint- Dizier) to construct the low pH shotcrete plug (one of the 3 components forming the FSS seal), i.e. the “downstream” concrete containment wall, which was erected in September 2014.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.14 EPSP Experiment (demonstration)
  • The EPSP plug has been designed as a prototype plug for a future Czech deep geological repository. It is expected therefore that similar plug will function during the whole of the operational phase of the repository, i.e. 150 years with an expected over-pressure of up to 7MPa. The D3.14 “EPSP experiment (demonstration)” is demonstration action which provides information on successfully installed and running experiment.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.20 EPSP plug test installation report
  • The EPSP plug has been designed as a prototype plug for a future Czech deep geological repository. It is expected, therefore, that similar plugs will be required to function throughout the whole of the operational phase of the repository, i.e. 150 years with an expected over-pressure of up to 7MPa. The D3.20 “EPSP plug test installation report” provides information on the installation of the experiment and the experience gained.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.21 Final Results of EPSP Laboratory Testing
  • The aim of the DOPAS project is to address the design basis of, and reference designs and strategies for, plugs and seals to be used in geological disposal facilities. The Czech “Experimental Pressure and Sealing Plug” (EPSP) experiment is aimed at the study of developments concerning the design basis and reference designs. This report summarises the results of laboratory work related to the EPSP experiment.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.23 POPLU Experiment
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DOPAS 2016 D3.29 Final technical report on ELSA related testing on chemical-hydraulical behaviour – LAVA
  • This report presents the work performed by GRS as part of the European project DOPAS (Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals) under WP 3 task 2 and WP 5 task 1 on “Design and technical construction feasibility of the plugs and seals” and “Performance assessment of plugs and seals systems”. The work is related to the research and development on plugging and sealing for repositories in salt.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.30 WP3 Final Summary Report – Summary of, and Lessons Learned from, Design and Construction of the DOPAS Experiments
  • This report is Deliverable D3.30 of the DOPAS Project, the final summary report of WP3. The objective of this report is to provide an integrated summary of the work undertaken and the lessons learned in the DOPAS Project related to the detailed design and construction of the full-scale experiments. A parallel report, DOPAS Deliverable D4.4 discusses the performance of the experiments and the feedback to the design basis.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 9 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D3.31 Final technical report on ELSA related testing on mechanical-hydraulical behaviour – LASA
  • This report presents the work performed by GRS as part of the European project DOPAS (Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals) under WP 3 task 2 and WP 5 task 1 on “Design and technical construction feasibility of the plugs and seals” and “Performance assessment of plugs and seals systems”. In the German concept for the final disposal of radioactive and hazardous wastes in salt formations, cements and cement-based systems are proposed as technical barriers (shaft and drift seals). Due to the specific boundary conditions in salt host rock formations these materials (salt and sorel concretes) contain crushed salt instead of sand or gravel. The programme aims at providing experimental data needed for the theoretical analysis of the long-term sealing capacity of these sealing materials.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 6 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D3.32 Final report on the sealing behaviour of fractured claystone and seal materials (THM-Ton)
  • This report presents the work performed by GRS as part of the European project DOPAS (Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals) under WP 3 task 2 and WP 5 task 1 on “Design and technical construction feasibility of the plugs and seals” and “Performance assessment of plugs and seals systems”. This subproject performed more comprehensive experiments on the claystone-bentonite mixture in comparison with pure bentonite and bentonite-sand mixture. The seal materials were characterized in terms of key geotechnical properties. The sealing behaviour of the excavation damaged claystone (EDZ) that will play an important role in the long-term seal performance of the plug/seal systems was also studied.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D3.7 Test report on FSS metric clayish material emplacement tests with clayish material definition and laboratory work on its performance
  • This report DOPAS WP3 Deliverable D3.7 first gives an overview of the laboratory work, carried out in order to define the most suited clayish (bentonitic) material for the needs of Andra’s FSS experiment, i.e. building a swelling clay core inside a test box (drift model), with the relevant “emplaced dry density” value and the adequate permeability performance and the most suited swelling pressure. The material used is a mix of WH2 (a bentonite brand equivalent to MX80) based pellets and powder (made of crushed pellets). It is also tested in the REM Experiment (a 10-30 year long hydration test in a metric test cell), coming as a complement to FSS, in order to assess the material performance at a scale which is ten times that of the tests carried out in lab (at a decimetric scale, over a few months) and provide data to further modelling.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 3 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D4.1 FSS Experiment – Report on Qualification of Commissioning Methods
  • This present report “FSS Experiment Report on Qualification of Commissioning Methods” is Deliverable D4.1 of the DOPAS Project, and is part of WP4. This Deliverable addresses the issues of commissioning and investigations methods as they have been implemented in the full-scale experiment FSS (during its construction and later during its dismantling) within the course of the DOPAS Project.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D4.4 WP4 Integrated Report: Summary of Progress on, and Performance Evaluation of, Design, Construction and Monitoring of Plugs and Seals
  • This report is Deliverable D4.4 of the DOPAS Project, and is part of WP4. This work package addresses the performance evaluation of the full-scale experiments in the DOPAS Project. Deliverable D4.4 is the integrated report of WP4. The objectives are to provide an integrated state-of-the-art summary of the outcomes of WP4 of the DOPAS Project, including the main findings of WP2 and WP3, to evaluate the performance of the plugs and seals with respect to their ability to meet the safety functions specified in disposal concepts, and to present the technical and operational issues that have been resolved in the project. This report provides an integrated summary of the progress in design, site selection and characterisation, construction, monitoring and performance, in relation to plugs and seals considered in waste management programmes. The report describes the progress at the time of writing.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D4.5 POPLU Experimental Summary Report
  • This report gives an overview on all aspects of the POPLU construction, with attention to requirements, design, modelling, materials, instrumentation, construction and performance assessment based on pressurization to 4.1 MPa. The report provides insight about lessons learned and comparison to SKB’s DOMPLU plug, representing Posiva’s reference design. The report builds upon earlier deliverables of DOPAS WP2 and WP3, noting any deviations during construction of the full-scale plug at ONKALO.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 30 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D4.6 Monitoring data from the EPSP plug test summary report
  • The aim of the DOPAS project is to address the design basis of, and reference designs and strategies for, plugs and seals to be used in geological disposal facilities. The Czech experiment “Experimental Pressure and Sealing Plug” (EPSP) is aimed at the study of developments concerning the design basis, reference designs and strategies including compliance issues. The EPSP plug has been designed as a prototype plug for a future Czech deep geological repository. It is expected, therefore, that similar plugs will be required to function throughout the whole of the operational phase of the repository, i.e. 150 years with an expected over-pressure of up to 7MPa. The D4.6 “Monitoring data from the EPSP plug test summary report” provides information on the monitoring data gathered during the erection and subsequent conducting of the experiment.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D4.7 EPSP summary report
  • The aim of the DOPAS project was to address the design basis of, and reference designs and strategies for, plugs and seals to be used in geological disposal facilities. The Czech experiment “Experimental Pressure and Sealing Plug” (EPSP) was aimed at the study of developments concerning the design basis, reference designs and strategies including compliance issues. The EPSP plug was designed as a prototype plug for a future Czech deep geological repository. It is expected, therefore, that similar plugs will be required to function throughout the whole of the operational phase of the repository, i.e. 150 years with an expected over-pressure of up to 7MPa. The D4.7 “EPSP summary report” provides a summary of the erection of the EPSP experiment, the subsequent conducting of the experiment and associated work.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D4.8 FSS experiment summary report
  • This present report is Deliverable D4.8 of the DOPAS Project, and is part of WP4. This work package addresses the performance evaluation of the full-scale experiment FSS in the DOPAS Project. Deliverable D4.8 is the “FSS Experiment Summary Report”. The objectives are to provide an integrated “state-of-the-art” summary of the outcomes of FSS at the end of the DOPAS Project with respect to its ability to meet the safety functions specified in Andra’s disposal concepts (in Cigéo), and to present the technical and operational issues that have been resolved or evidenced in this experiment and those still outstanding.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D4.9 Lessons Learnt for Other Programmes, from the DOPAS Project
  • At the request of the EC, Radioactive Waste Management (RWM) and Galson Sciences Limited (GSL), who are both partners in the DOPAS Project, have worked collaboratively to identify the lessons that can be learnt from the DOPAS Project by WMOs that are less close to licensing. The report identifies a series of topics addressed in the DOPAS Project that are potentially of interest to WMOs that are not close to licensing.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D5.10 WP5 final integrated report
  • This report is the final report of workpackage 5 on “Performance assessment of the plugs and seals systems” of the DOPAS project. The aims of WP5 were to support the experimental work and the construction of the large-scale sealings by predictive process modelling and to understand the implications of the plugs and seal performance on the overall safety for the whole reference period of a final waste repository of one million years. An important element of this work was to develop justification of model simplifications for long-term safety assessment simulations. This includes the objective to improve the state-of-the-art in process modelling and its abstraction in integrated performance assessment. The report summarises the work performed in WP5 and where applicable, links to other reports were the results are given in higher detail.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D5.12 Assessment of watertightness and mechanical integrity of POPLU plug
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DOPAS 2016 D5.7 Models and modelling summary report for EPSP
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DOPAS 2016 D5.8 Final report on conceptual and integrated modelling activities
  • The safety assessment code LOPOS which is used by GRS for the integrated long-term safety assessments of repositories in salt has been further developed by the work presented in this report to account for the excavation disturbed zone around sealings and for the corrosion of the concrete sealing material. The models used for abstraction of these two processes were developed to well describe findings from experimental work and process level modelling. The new model was successfully tested on a simplified test case with deterministic and probabilistic simulations and applied to the ELSA shaft sealing concept.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 2 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D5.9 Integration of demonstrator activities in performance assessment: analysis of processes and indicators
  • This report summarizes the work performed by NRG as part of the 4-years European FP7-project DOPAS (Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals), with the objective to investigate how demonstrator monitoring activities can be coupled more closely to PA calculations, and to develop and test approaches that allow the integration of technical demonstrator’s results into a safety case. NRG aimed to investigate a strategy for integration of monitoring results by identifying indicators that are directly or indirectly measurable in demonstrators, and allows assessing the complete system behaviour.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 7 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D6.1 Plan for Integrating Analysis by experts and selection of experts (Expert Elicitation)
  • This memorandum describes the planning for the integrating quality assurance process using the Expert elicitation process for the DOPAS Project. The revision of the DOPAS EE process is described and the feedback of the experts to the process. The process worked in providing improvement inputs to the DOPAS Project Work package final summary deliverables. The memorandum produced does not represent the views of the DOPAS consortium or those of the individual consortium organisations.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D6.2.2 POPLU Staff Exchange Visit
  • As part of WP6, staff exchange visits have been proposed with the intention of sharing the practical experiences from the DOPAS tests within the consortium and between the consortium organisations. This report is a Deliverable within WP6, and describes the objectives and outcomes of a staff exchange visit to the POPLU test at the ONKALO underground rock characterisation facility in Olkiluoto (Finland) on 30 June-2 July 2015.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D6.3.1 Consensus memorandum for D3.30 Expert Elicitation
  • This memorandum summarises the quality assurance outcomes of the expert elicitation that was carried out for the DOPAS Work package 3 final report draft D3.30 dated 29 February 2016. The elicitation was carried out during 5 April 2016 to 15 July 2016. The final deliverable was produced in August 2016.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D6.3.2 Consensus memorandum for D4.4 Expert Elicitation
  • This memorandum summarises the quality assurance outcomes of the expert elicitation that was carried out for the DOPAS Work package 4 final report draft D4.4 dated 5 May 2016. This memorandum is based in addition to the discussion in the consensus meeting on 22 June 2016 on the written input by the experts including Dr. Stéphane Buschaert who was detained from participating the consensus meeting. The expert elicitation was carried out during 20 May 2016 to 10 August 2016.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D6.3.3 Consensus memorandum for D5.10 Expert Elicitation
  • This memorandum summarises the quality assurance outcomes of the expert elicitation that was carried out for the DOPAS Work package 5 final report draft D5.10 dated 18 April 2016. The elicitation was carried out during 20 May 2016 to 30 July 2016.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 3 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D6.4 DOPAS Project Final Summary Report
  • This document is the DOPAS Project summary report and describes the overall learning from the Project. The report has been compiled by four editors, Slimane Doudou, Johanna Hansen, Marjatta Palmu and Matt White. Editing of the report has built on contributions from Project partners, including Work Package Leaders and Experiment Leaders.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
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DOPAS 2016 D7.2 DOPAS Training Workshop 2015
  • A training workshop was planned and implemented as a part of the knowledge transfer from DOPAS Project results and from the process. A five-day training workshop was carried out in September 2015 in the Czech Republic. The training plan was based on four major learning units and related learning outcomes including the provision of a full learning cycle with both theoretical and hands-on application of the tasks needed to plan, to construct, and to monitor a full-scale in-situ experiment. The trainers were mainly the experiment and work package leaders of the project from eight partner organisations. The curriculum followed the content of the DOPAS Project plan starting from requirements and finishing with the technical feasibility considerations related to plugs and seals. This gave the participants an opportunity to construct and reflect on their own country's approach in contrast to the DOPAS approaches. The training workshop was run with great success and very favourable views were received to the extensive feedback that was collected from the participants and the tutors. This report describes the different stages of the workshop delivery (in Part I) and gives more detailed guidance for a potential user of the training plan and of the training materials developed (in Part II). Also the conditions of use are stated in the report and the training materials are available for download at the DOPAS Project website.
  • Related activities: DOPAS: Full scale Demonstration of Plugs and Seals
23/04/2018 10 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D7.3 DOPAS 2016 Proceedings
23/04/2018 20 MB  
DOPAS 2016 D7.4.5 Newsletter 5
23/04/2018 2 MB  
DOPAS 2016 Newsletter 6
23/04/2018 4 MB  
EC CARD Project: Final Report
21/12/2021 5 MB  
EF – WG1-3 JA15 Knowledge Management
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EF1_Daniel A Galson, Galson Sciences Ltd
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EF1_Fco Javier Elorza, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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EF1_Gunnar Buckau, JRC/ITU
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EF1_Information on the IGD-TP Exchange Forum meeting (no 1)
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EF1_Jan Haverkamp, Greenpeace
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EF1_Jordi Bruno, Amphos 21
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EF1_Key topics and cross-cutting activities of the SRA
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EF1_Klaus-Jürgen Röhlig, TU Clausthal
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EF1_Prioritisation of RD&D topics: the SRA approach
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EF1_Rosa Lo Frano, CIRTEN
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EF1_Short presentations
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EF1_Support for regulatory functions in the area of geological disposal
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EF1_Tillmann Rothfuchs, GRS
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EF1_Webster_An EU view of IGDTP activities
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EF2_EC news and expectations
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EF2_Eng_Secretariat beyond 2011; Use of website and intranet
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EF2_Huttunen_Ensuring Future Nuclear Competence in Finland
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EF2_Landais_Opening: IGD-TP’s progress
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EF2_Ouzounian_Recap of the IGD-TP’s SRA and the Process of Deployment
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EF2_Palmu_Education and Training – CMET
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EF2_Palmu_Instructions for the afternoon Work groups
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EF2_Plans for other EG Working groups: Interfaces Working Group – IWG
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EF2_Smart_Improved data and understanding of the release of C-14 from various long-lived ILW
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EF2_WG1_Vira_Safety case peer reviews
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EF2_WG2_Landais_Monitoring the environmental reference state
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EF2_WG4_Lalieux_Interfaces WG (IWG)
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EF2_WG5_Setting-up Information Exchange Platform(s)
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EF2_WG6_Brewitz_Safety Case Benchmarking
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EF3 – OP1 – Welcome presentation
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EF3 – OP2 – Opening and Objectives
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EF3 – OP3 EC FP7 programme status – Horizon 2020
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EF3 – OP4 – Sitex presentation
28/09/2017 414 KB  
EF3 – PL1-1 First Nuclide Preparation
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EF3 – PL1-2 JA2 DOPAS
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EF3 – WG2-2 INSOTEC analysis
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EF3 Agenda
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EF3 invitation
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EF3 Joint activities leaders
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EF3 Participants list
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EF3 Registration Form
18/10/2012 166 KB  
EF3 Registration Form_Societal Aspects WS
31/10/2012 142 KB  
EF4 – list of participants
6/11/2013 89 KB  
EF4 Announcement
1/07/2013 185 KB  
EF4 Book of Abstracts
22/10/2013 264 KB  
EF4 P1 – EF4 Objectives, P. Lalieux
31/10/2013 281 KB  
EF4 P1 – InSOTEC, M. Martell
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EF4 P1 – NEWLANCER, D. Diaconu
31/10/2013 509 KB  
EF4 P1 – R&D CzR, J. Slovak
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EF4 P1 – SNETP-Nugenia, F. Pazdera
6/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 P2 – How to improve EF? J. Delay
31/10/2013 231 KB  
EF4 P2 – IGD-TP Knowledge Management portal, J. Palmu
31/10/2013 3 MB  
EF4 P2 – SecIGD2 WG on RD Dissemination R. Kowe
6/11/2013 444 KB  
EF4 P2 PLATENSO Anderson
31/10/2013 135 KB  
EF4 P2 SAFEROCK G. Buckau
31/10/2013 140 KB  
EF4 P3 – Report on WG1
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EF4 P3 – Report on WG5
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EF4 P3- Conclusion of EF4
31/10/2013 321 KB  
EF4 PL1 – European Commission news & expectations in disposal RD&D programmes
6/11/2013 1 MB  
EF4 Proceedings – presentations and outcomes
18/12/2013 6 MB  
EF4 WG1 – Cementitious materials/components for HLW/ILW repository, French context, X. Bourbon
31/10/2013 410 KB  
EF4 WG1 – How do we treat cement in performance assessment? F. Neall
31/10/2013 878 KB  
EF4 WG1 – Immobilisation of Radionuclides by a Cementitious Backfill, D. Read
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG1 – Introduction, L. Johnson
31/10/2013 678 KB  
EF4 WG1 – Modelling systems driven by the presence of cement, L. Duro
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG1 – Radionuclide Retention and Redox (Cebama), M. Altmaier
31/10/2013 492 KB  
EF4 WG1 – Results and future plan of RWMC’s R&D, H. Owada
31/10/2013 3 MB  
EF4 WG1 – Status of the proposed CEBAMA project, B. Kienzler
31/10/2013 189 KB  
EF4 WG2 – Aitemin presentation, Garcia-Sineriz
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG2 – Belgian R&D monitoring programme, J. Verstricht
31/10/2013 300 KB  
EF4 WG2 – MoDeRn Project: Lessons Learned and Further Work Requirements, M. White
31/10/2013 432 KB  
EF4 WG2 – Recent experience with the use of DIC and AE to monitor surface cracking in a cylindrical concrete buffer, L. Areias
31/10/2013 3 MB  
EF4 WG2 – Results of the “call for ideas” on repository monitoring, JL. Fuentes-Cantillana
31/10/2013 97 KB  
EF4 WG2 – The role of social science in further research on monitoring for GD, A. Bergmans
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EF4 WG2 – wireless transmission system / estimation and judgment for the triggered value in EBS against the reference design value, K. Suzuki
31/10/2013 1 MB  
EF4 WG3 – CARBOSOLUTIONS, G. Laurent
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EF4 WG3 – Implementing Irradiated-Graphite Waste Management, G. von Lensa
31/10/2013 6 MB  
EF4 WG3 – Importance of the waste form from a safety assessment perspective: The SR-Site experience, L Z Evins
31/10/2013 498 KB  
EF4 WG3 – Introduction, D. Warin
31/10/2013 47 KB  
EF4 WG3 – Long-term Behavior of Waste Forms from Gen IV Reactors, G. de Angelis
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG3 – Materials for Innovative Disposition by Advanced Separation: MIDAS, N Hyatt
31/10/2013 1 MB  
EF4 WG3 – RED-IMPACT, W. von Lensa
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG3 – Results of R&D on future fuel cycle and associated HL waste disposal: the French case, D. Warin
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG4 – Andra input for WG4, P. Lebon
31/10/2013 41 KB  
EF4 WG4 – Development of an R&D Programme in Bel V in the field of radioactive waste disposal, V. Detilleux
31/10/2013 142 KB  
EF4 WG4 – Impact of permafrost on repository safety, T. Wildenborg
31/10/2013 559 KB  
EF4 WG4 – Overview of the IGD-TP Strategic Research Agenda (SRA), J. Martin
31/10/2013 1 MB  
EF4 WG4 – Possible interactions between IGD-TP and an expertise network of European NSAs and TSOs
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EF4 WG4 – Round table WMOs
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EF4 WG4 – SITEX view on development of TSO´s RD&D programme, V. Havlová
6/11/2013 590 KB  
EF4 WG5 – Gas generation & removal Radionuclide migration & retention, N. Leys
31/10/2013 3 MB  
EF4 WG5 – Microbial influence on the immobilization of radionuclides in crystalline rock environments, E. Krawczyk-Bärsch
31/10/2013 1 MB  
EF4 WG5 – Microbial influences on radionuclide behavior – an example of less-understood problems and how to solve them, H. Moll
31/10/2013 1 MB  
EF4 WG5 – Modelling microbiology, gas reaction and chemical evolution of geological disposal facilities, J. Small
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EF4 WG5 – Restriction of microbial growth and activity, K. Wouters
31/10/2013 1 MB  
EF4 WG5 – Studying microbial processes under repository relevant conditions, R. Bernier-Latmani
31/10/2013 2 MB  
EF4 WG5 – Understanding presence, diversity and activity of microorganisms in swelling clays intended for use in geological disposal of radioactive wastes, K Pedersen
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EF4_4th Exchange Forum Agenda
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EF4_4th Exchange Forum announcement
1/10/2013 185 KB  
EF4-P2 – IGD‐TP working group on RDD dissemination, R. Kowe
6/11/2013 444 KB  
EF4-WG5 – The impact of microbial metabolism on the geodisposal of radwaste in multibarrier systems, JR Lloyd
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EF5 Registration Form
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EF5_Handout for the CMET Session
20/10/2014 189 KB  
EF5_PL1_Conclusions and Recommendations out of the EURADWASTE 2013 Conference, G. Buckau, JRC-ITU
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_PL1_Horizon 2020 Euratom Research & Training programme in radioactive waste management, C. Davies
3/11/2014 483 KB  
EF5_PL1_Introduction IGD-TP Exchange Forum no 5, M. Hammarström
3/11/2014 402 KB  
EF5_PL1_Technical Working Group sessions, Instructions, J. Delay, IGD-TP
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EF5_PL1_The ENEN Association and its missions: an update looking beyond its 10th Birthday, W. Ambrosini, ENEN
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EF5_PL1_Waste management from a local stakeholder perspective, R. Persson
3/11/2014 3 MB  
EF5_PL1_What does the public really want when engaging with the nuclear industry, L. Boucher
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EF5_PL2_CMET session – IGD-TP’s input for the development of a voluntary accreditation scheme for geological disposal
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_PL2_Conclusions and way forward, M. Hammarström
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EF5_PL2_IGD-TP Knowledge Management Portal Proposal, Documill Oy
3/11/2014 953 KB  
EF5_PL2_Report on the Outcomes of the Walkabout (CMET session)
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_Report on TWG1 – Safety Case: Handling of uncertainties
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EF5_Report on TWG2 – Microbiology
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EF5_Report on TWG3 – Information Exchange Platform for SNETP and IGDTP
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EF5_Report on TWG4 – Priorities and lessons learned after 4 years of implementation of SR
3/11/2014 126 KB  
EF5_TWG3_Evolution of the waste forms in the future : an overview of the French approach, C. Martin, Andra
3/11/2014 152 KB  
EF5_WG-1_Management-of-Uncertainties
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EF5_WG-3_Introduction_Agenda
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EF5_WG-4_Safety and SF&RAW matrix and review of the SF&RAW management in Bulgaria, I. Ivanov, TU Sofia
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EF5_WG-4_SITEX-II, for developing an international Expertise function network, D. Pellegrini, IRSN
3/11/2014 451 KB  
EF5_WG-4_The JOPRAD Project: A step towards a Joint Programming on Radioactive Waste Disposal RD&D, J. Delay, Andra
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG1_Andra’s Strategy and Approach for Management of Uncertainties in Post-Closure Safety of Geological Disposal, L. Griffault, andra
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG1_Assessment Timescales and Complementary Safety Arguments, D. Galson
3/11/2014 238 KB  
EF5_WG1_Comparison of probabilistic and alternative evidence theoretical methods for the handling of parameter uncertainties resulting from variability and/or partial ignorance in safety cases, R. Barthel, BS
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG1_Fast Computational Methods for Handling Large Scale Data Uncertainty Problems, R. Wittum
3/11/2014 2 MB  
EF5_WG1_Information exchange: the role of NAWG in the past and the way forward tomorrow, R. Alexander, Bedrock Geoscience
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EF5_WG1_Introduction on the working group session
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EF5_WG1_Managing uncertainties – Assessment Timescales and Complementary Safety Arguments, D. Galson
3/11/2014 238 KB  
EF5_WG1_Managing uncertainties in the safety case, Quantifying uncertainty: Challenges for ONDRAF/NIRAS, M. Capouet
3/11/2014 482 KB  
EF5_WG1_Natural Analogues for the Finnish Safety Case, B. Pastina, Posiva
3/11/2014 808 KB  
EF5_WG1_Overview of advantages and drawbacks of different methods for sensitivity analysis in the context of performance assessment, D.-A. Becker, GRS
3/11/2014 364 KB  
EF5_WG1_Sensitivity Analyses: Theoretical Background, Use in the Safety Case, and Related Research Activities, KJ Roehlig, TU Clausthal
3/11/2014 293 KB  
EF5_WG1_Sensitivity Analysis of Probabilistic Dose Results in SKB’s License Application, A. Hedin, SKB
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG1_Simplified approach to elicitation of expert judgement in quantification of uncertainty, M. Poole, RWM
3/11/2014 116 KB  
EF5_WG1_Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis methods used at Andra, J. Wendling, Andra
3/11/2014 948 KB  
EF5_WG2_Introduction
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG2_Lithotrophic metabolism in the relation with microbiologically induced corrosion, Mikes Jiri, CHEMCOMEX
3/11/2014 693 KB  
EF5_WG2_Microbially induced corrosion under repository environments, P. Rajala, VTT Finland
3/11/2014 3 MB  
EF5_WG2_Microorganisms of radionuclides-contaminated soils of Chernobyl: in depth analysis of diversity and study of uranium-bacteria interactions, V. Chapon, CEA
3/11/2014 2 MB  
EF5_WG2_Remaining uncertainties regarding sulphide production, fluxes and concentrations in radioactive waste repositorie, K. Pedersen, Microbial Analytics, Sweden
3/11/2014 2 MB  
EF5_WG2_Sulphide issue in Olkiluoto – hydrogeochemical considerations, P. Pitkänen, Posiva
3/11/2014 2 MB  
EF5_WG3_Fuel data needs in Posiva’s safety case, B. Pastina, Posiva
3/11/2014 757 KB  
EF5_WG3_Nugenia Research Topics in Spent Fuel Management (TA 5) and Potential Implications for Disposal. D. Hambley, NNL
3/11/2014 288 KB  
EF5_WG3_Progress and R&D needs for radioactive waste conditioning and disposal for future fuel cycles: a UK perspective, N. Hyatt, University of Sheffield, UK
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG3_SNETP-ESNII Gen IV reactors, related fuel cycle and disposal issues, M. Sepielli (SNETP Governing Board)
3/11/2014 4 MB  
EF5_WG3_The SKB requirements of the HLW waste intended for the KBS-3 repository, L. Morén, SKB, Sweden
3/11/2014 430 KB  
EF5_WG3_The Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform (SNETP), Fuel Cycles and Interfaces with Geological Disposal, R. Stainsby, NNL
3/11/2014 761 KB  
EF5_WG4_Achievements and way forward for the IGD-TP since its inception, J. Delay, IGD-TP
3/11/2014 344 KB  
EF5_WG4_COMS-WD, E. Neeft, COVRA
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG4_FIRST-Nuclides: Outcome, Open Questions and Steps Forward, B. Kienzler, KIT-INE
3/11/2014 1 MB  
EF5_WG4_Safety and SF&RAW matrix and review of the SF&RAW management in Bulgaria, I. Ivanov, TU Sofia
3/11/2014 812 KB  
EF6 – PL1 – 1 – Monica Hammarström
6/11/2015 294 KB  
EF6 – PL1 – 2 – Bruce Cairns
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6 – PL1 – 3 – Christophe Davies
6/11/2015 879 KB  
EF6 – PL1 – 4 – Nathalie Impens
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6 – PL1 – 5 – Lucy Bailey
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6 – PL1 – 6 – James Rubenstone
6/11/2015 760 KB  
EF6 – PL1 – 7 – Ray Kowe
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6 – PL2b – 1 – Johan Bertrand Modern2020
6/11/2015 878 KB  
EF6 – PL2b – 2 – Xavier Bourbon CEBAMA
6/11/2015 441 KB  
EF6 – PL2b – 3 – Birgitta Kalinowski MIND
6/11/2015 3 MB  
EF6 – PL3 – 1 – Annika Schaefers PEBS
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6 – PL3 – 2 – Bernhard Kienzler FIRST Nuclides
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6 – PL3 – 3 – Johan Bertrand MODERN
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6 – PL3 – 4 – Lena Evins REDUPP
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6 – PL4 – 1 – Cristiano Padovani – Novel Thermal treatment
6/11/2015 167 KB  
EF6 – PL4 – 2 – Patrik Sellin – Bentonite homogenisation
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6 – PL4 – 3 – Marcus Altmaier – CORI
6/11/2015 183 KB  
EF6 – PL4 – 4 – Lena Evins – Spent fuel dissolution
6/11/2015 451 KB  
EF6 – PL4 – 5 – Jonathan Martin Conclusion
6/11/2015 454 KB  
EF6 Agenda
14/10/2015 180 KB  
EF6_PL1_Welcome_Jon Martin
26/09/2017 1 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – Dimitre Assenov, Nano Flex HLW
6/11/2015 6 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – E. Curti, PSI
12/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – Eric Smith, Energy Solutions
6/11/2015 4 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – Laurence Petit, Andra
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – Maria Lindberg, Studsvik
6/11/2015 770 KB  
EF6_TWG1 – Mark Rogers, Costain
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – Neil Hyatt, University of Sheffield
6/11/2015 3 MB  
EF6_TWG1 – Steve Swanton, AMEC-FW
6/11/2015 798 KB  
EF6_TWG1 summary – C Padovani
6/11/2015 131 KB  
EF6_TWG1- Anthony Banford, NNL
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG1- Jan Decker, Belgoprocess
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6_TWG2 – Antonio Gens, Universitat Politecnica Catalunya
6/11/2015 725 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Claude Gatabin, CEA
6/11/2015 622 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Erika Holt, VTT
6/11/2015 542 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Gabriel Wittum TechSim, G-CSC, U Frankfurt
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG2 – Javier Samper, University of A Coruña
6/11/2015 91 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Jean Talandier, Andra
6/11/2015 999 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Jiri Mikes, TERAMED s.r.o
6/11/2015 146 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Jon Harrington, British Geological Survey
6/11/2015 1 MB  
Ef6_TWG2 – Kari Koskinen, POSIVA
6/11/2015 575 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Klaus Wieczorek, GRS
6/11/2015 90 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Kristof Schuster, BGR
6/11/2015 762 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Markus Olin, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
6/11/2015 236 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Matt White, Galson Sciences Limited
6/11/2015 198 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Nadia Mokni, IRSN
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG2 – Niels Giroud, NAGRA
6/11/2015 382 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Olivier Leupin, NAGRA
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6_TWG2 – Patrik Sellin, SKB
6/11/2015 406 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – R. Charlier, University of Liege
6/11/2015 946 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Rebecca Lunn, University of Strathclyde
6/11/2015 435 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Vaclava Havlova, UJV Rez, a.s.
6/11/2015 632 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Vasileios Mantikos, Imperial College London
6/11/2015 460 KB  
EF6_TWG2 – Victoria Villar, CIEMAT
6/11/2015 400 KB  
EF6_TWG3 – Eric Giffaut Andra
6/11/2015 958 KB  
EF6_TWG3 – Johan Vandenborre, SUBATECH
6/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6_TWG3 – M. Altmaier, KIT- INE
6/11/2015 590 KB  
EF6_TWG3 – Mireia Grivé, Amphos 21 Consulting
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG3 – Vanessa Montoya, KIT-INE
6/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG3 – Virginie Blin, CEA
6/11/2015 780 KB  
EF6_TWG4 – B. Kienzler, KIT-INE
12/11/2015 1,014 KB  
EF6_TWG4 – C. Martin, Andra
12/11/2015 889 KB  
EF6_TWG4 – D. Bosbach, FZ Jülich
12/11/2015 860 KB  
EF6_TWG4 – D. H. Wegen, JRC-ITU
12/11/2015 2 MB  
EF6_TWG4 – I . Farnan University of Cambridge
12/11/2015 3 MB  
EF6_TWG4 – K. Ollila and E. Myllykylä, VTT
12/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG4 – L.Z. Evins, SKB
12/11/2015 1 MB  
EF6_TWG4 – O. Roth, Studsvik
12/11/2015 3 MB  
EF7_S1_Introduction, M. Hammarström
2/11/2016 476 KB  
EF7_S1_National policy in Spain , P. Zuloaga
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_S1_R&D activities in Ukraine towards geological disposal of radioactive waste , I. Shybetsky
2/11/2016 8 MB  
EF7_S1_RD&D for the future, REs, C. Bruggeman
2/11/2016 550 KB  
EF7_S1_RD&D for the future, TSO, C. Serres
2/11/2016 329 KB  
EF7_S1_RD&D for the future, WMO, F. Plas
2/11/2016 258 KB  
EF7_S1_Update from the European Commission C. Davies
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_S2_BELBaR end of project overview, P. Sellin
2/11/2016 992 KB  
EF7_S2_DOPAS end of project overview, J. Hansen
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_S2_Focus on less advanced programmes, J. Slovak
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_S2_LUCOEX end of project overview, E. Thurner
2/11/2016 5 MB  
EF7_S3_Conclusion, M. Hammartsrom
2/11/2016 349 KB  
EF7_S3_Report from WG1 – J. Hansen
2/11/2016 488 KB  
EF7_S3_Report from WG2 – N. Diomidis
2/11/2016 234 KB  
EF7_S3_Report from WG3 – K. Wieczorek
2/11/2016 971 KB  
EF7_S3_Report from WG4 – A. Sjoland
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-1_Countries without NPPs needs convincing solutions for the safe and affordable disposal of RW, A. Savidou
2/11/2016 84 KB  
EF7_WG-1_Development of optimisation methodology and methodology illustration, D. Galson
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-1_Introduction, J. Hansen & J. Andersson
2/11/2016 635 KB  
EF7_WG-1_Looking for rational environmentally friendly approach for development of concept for safe nuclear waste repository in preparing for future projects, I. Ivanov
2/11/2016 342 KB  
EF7_WG-1_Pyro(hydro)lysis of Spent Ion Exchange Resins for the Disposal of Organic-Free Radioactive Waste, HG Jung
2/11/2016 765 KB  
EF7_WG-1_Reducing the cost of waste containers for decommissioning and geological disposal, J. Hardy
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Candidate Material Solutions for the Design of Nuclear Waste Storage Canisters, S. Holdsworth
2/11/2016 735 KB  
EF7_WG-2_Czech Disposal Canister Programme, I. Pospiskova
2/11/2016 817 KB  
EF7_WG-2_Developments of the Canadian Copper Coated Used Fuel Container, P. Keech
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Electroplated copper and alternative design possibilities,A. McClusky
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Experience in manufacturing of nuclear storage containers via casting, forging and machining techniques, M. Blackmore
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Implications of canister design and materials on closure welding for deep geological disposal canisters for high level nuclear waste and spent fuel, C. Punshon
2/11/2016 5 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Mechanical-Corrosion Effects on the Durability of High Level Waste and Spent Fuel Disposal Containers, C. Padovani
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Overview of Cold Spray Coating Technology, H. Lovelock
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_WG-2_Sharing information on container materials for High Level Waste and Spent Nuclear Fuel (IGD-TP activity JA11a, C. Padovani
2/11/2016 68 KB  
EF7_WG-2_Technical Requirements for High Level Waste Disposal Containers with regard to their Retrievability during Operation and Recovery after Repository Closure, T. Orellana Perez
2/11/2016 248 KB  
EF7_WG-3_Clay interactions at high temperature by molecular dynamics, thermodynamic modelling and lab analysis, M. Olin
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Contribution to numerical modelling of high temperature clay interactions J. Samper
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Coupled THMC interactions at temperature beyond 130 °C, F. Claret
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Effects of elevated temperatures on the EBS in clay formations, T. Schäfer
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Flow in saturated bentonite under elevated temperatures, K. Daniels
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Hot Mock-ups at Joseph URL, J. Svoboda
2/11/2016 808 KB  
EF7_WG-3_HotBENT – High Temperature Bentonite Project Ideas, F. Kober
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Introduction_High T Clay_I. Gaus
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Research topics from the state of the art on THMCB aspects of thermal compatibility of clays, A. Meleshyn
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-3_Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Effects of a Geological Repository at Macro-Scale, Hubschwerlen
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_WG-4_Development of depletion models for radionuclide inventory, decay heat and source term estimation in discharged fuel, S. Caruso
2/11/2016 4 MB  
EF7_WG-4_Introduction, A. Sjoland & M. Sepielli
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-4_Safety of extended interim dry storage of spent nuclear fuel (SAEXFUEL), J. Cobos
2/11/2016 977 KB  
EF7_WG-4_SF inventory calculations in SPIRE project : current limits and expected improvements, D. Rochman
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_WG-4_SNETP IGD-TP Interface, D. Hambley
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-4_SNETP, M. Seppelli
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7_WG-4_Spent fuel characterization with emphasis on Russian type reactors, J. Miksova
2/11/2016 385 KB  
EF7_WG-4_Spent fuel online monitoring: opportunities for new technologies, P. Finocchiaro
2/11/2016 3 MB  
EF7_WG-4_The proposed SPIRE Project: challenge, scope, impact, P. Jansson
2/11/2016 2 MB  
EF7_WG-4_The proposed SPIRE Project: measurement techniques applied on SNF, P. Schillebeeckx
2/11/2016 5 MB  
EF7_WG-4_Thermal modelling of high heat generating wastes in the UK programme, R. Winsley
2/11/2016 1 MB  
EF7-WG-1_Industrialisation and optimisation of the KBS-3 repositories, J. Andersson
2/11/2016 5 MB  
EF7-WG-2-Bollingerfehr_Canister_Design
2/11/2016 3 MB  
ERDO Association Press Release
8/01/2021 135 KB  
ERICA – D1: Progress on the Production of the Web-based Effects Database: FREDERICA
7/02/2022 865 KB  
ERICA – D10: Application of ERICA Integrated Approach at case study sites
  • Deliverable 10 of the ERICA project - "Application of ERICA Integrated Approach at case study sites"
 24/01/2022 2 MB  
ERICA – D4a: Ecological Risk Characterisation: An Interim Method for the ERICA Integrated Approach
  • Deliverable 4a of the ERICA project - "Ecological Risk Characterisation: An Interim Method for the ERICA Integrated Approach"
 24/01/2022 938 KB  
ERICA – D4b: Overview of Ecological Risk Characterisation Methodologies
24/01/2022 2 MB  
ERICA – D5: Derivation of Predicted-No-Effect-Dose-Rate values for ecosystems (and their sub-organisational levels) exposed to radioactive substances
24/01/2022 1 MB  
ERICA – D7: Summary of all ERICA EUG Events
24/01/2022 1 MB  
ERICA – D7a: First EUG Event – Part 1, Discussion of ERICA Workplan.
7/02/2022 657 KB  
ERICA – D7a: First EUG Event Part 2, Briefing notes on assessment frameworks and knowledge gaps.
7/02/2022 901 KB  
ERICA – D7b: Briefing Notes from The Second Thematic EUG Event
7/02/2022 4 MB  
ERICA – D7c: Transcripts from The First Generic EUG Event Ecological Risk Assessment and Management
7/02/2022 2 MB  
ERICA – D7d: Transcript from the Third Thematic EUG Event: Decision-making and stakeholder involvement
7/02/2022 652 KB  
ERICA – D7e: Scientific Uncertainties: Transcript from the EUG Workshop
7/02/2022 911 KB  
ERICA – D7f: The ERICA Consensus Seminar
24/01/2022 563 KB  
ERICA – D7g: Summary of the EUG event on: management, compliance and demonstration
7/02/2022 722 KB  
ERICA – D7h: Summary of the EUG Tool Testing Day Copenhagen, 08 December 2006
7/02/2022 268 KB  
ERICA – D7i: Summary of stakeholder involvement in the UK case study
7/02/2022 328 KB  
ERICA – D8: Considerations for applying the ERICA Integrated Approach
7/02/2022 2 MB  
ERICA – D9: Application of FASSET framework at case study sites
24/01/2022 1 MB  
ERICA – Final report
18/01/2022 109 KB  
ERICA – Mid-Term Review
24/01/2022 63 KB  
ESDRED – 1st Publishable Executive Summary
25/01/2022 209 KB  
ESDRED – 2nd Publishable Executive Summary
25/01/2022 222 KB  
ESDRED – 3rd Publishable Executive Summary
25/01/2022 506 KB  
ESDRED – 4th Publishable Executive Summary
25/01/2022 860 KB  
ESDRED – Final summary report and global evaluation of the project
25/01/2022 4 MB  
ESDRED – Mod 4-WP3.2-D 4.3-R1: Test Plan for Full Scale Demonstration of a Shotcrete Plug
9/02/2022 2 MB  
ESDRED – Mod1-WP4-D4: Report on In-Situ Test Configurations
7/02/2022 5 MB  
ESDRED – Mod1-WP5-D5: Report on Testing Non-Intrusive Monitoring Systems
7/02/2022 2 MB  
ESDRED – Mod2-WP1-D1: Input data and functional requirements
7/02/2022 5 MB  
ESDRED – Mod3-WP4-D5: Report on Emplacement /Transport Tests
9/02/2022 4 MB  
ESDRED – Mod4-WP3.2-D8.1: Report on Short Plug Test Results
9/02/2022 4 MB  
ESDRED – Mod5-WP10-D9: Confidence Building & COWAM 2
9/02/2022 2 MB  
ESDRED – Mod5-WP2-D2: Proceedings of the Second Low pH Workshop
9/02/2022 7 MB  
ESDRED – Mod5-WP7-D10: Proceedings of international event
9/02/2022 17 MB  
ESDRED – Mod5-WP9-D12: Project Results Leaflet
9/02/2022 1 MB  
ESDRED – Mod5-WP9-D6: Project presentation
9/02/2022 1 MB  
ESDRED – Mod6-WP1.1-D1: Compilation of Input Data and Functional Requirements Common to all Modules
9/02/2022 2 MB  
ESDRED – Mod6-WP2.1-D3: Report on Common Features of Design Studies
9/02/2022 6 MB  
ESDRED – Module 1 (Buffer Construction Technologies for Horizontal Disposal Concepts), Final Report
7/02/2022 5 MB  
ESDRED – Module 2 (Waste canister transfer and emplacement technology), Final Report
25/01/2022 4 MB  
ESDRED – Module 3 (Heavy load emplacement technology), Final Report
25/01/2022 2 MB  
ESDRED – Module 4 (Temporary Sealing Technology), Final Report
25/01/2022 2 MB  
EURAD – D11.3: Outcomes of the Demonstration Cases
18/03/2025 492 KB  
EURAD – D11.4: Procedures to Involve Knowledge Providers
18/03/2025 309 KB  
EURAD – D12.1: PLANMAN Guide – Updated version of the PLANDIS Guide consistent with the EJP Roadmap and including perspectives of the TSOs needs (PLANMAN Guide)
18/03/2025 2 MB  
EURAD – D12.2: Quality Management Procedure for Guidance Development
18/03/2025 307 KB  
EURAD – D12.3: Approved list of prioritized topics
18/03/2025 358 KB  
EURAD – D12.5: Updated list of prioritized topics for guidance documents
18/03/2025 360 KB  
EURAD – D12.6: Guidance on Developing, Using and Modifying a Requirements Management System for a Generic Waste Management System
18/03/2025 4 MB  
EURAD – D12.7: Contribution to the EURAD Roadmap Gap Analyses – Guidance and guide-like documents
18/03/2025 2 MB  
EURAD – D12.8 KM Guidance – Guidance on Developing, Using and Modifying a Requirements Management System for Waste Management Programmes with their Different Systems
  • This document has the purpose to provide guidance on requirements management, on the structure of requirement management systems and on developing, refining, using and modifying a requirements management system with the main emphasis on an overall waste management programme with its individual waste management systems (e.g., facilities / equipment for waste characterisation, facilities / equipment for waste treatment and packaging, handling / transportation equipment, interim storage facilities, disposal facilities). In contrast to the other two guidance documents, this guidance puts more emphasis on the stepwise development of a waste management programme and its systems, and explicitly takes into account that not all the systems mentioned above are implemented at once, in many cases at least some of the waste management systems (e.g. some of the disposal facilities) come much later in the programme. This means that also the development, evolution and refinement of the requirements will occur in a stepwise manner, and this is addressed in this document at a practical level. This document is mainly for those that are at an early stage of requirements management.
  • Related activities: EURAD – Knowledge Management EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment
18/03/2025 6 MB  
EURAD – D12.9: KM Guidance – Developing, Using and Modifying a Requirements Management System for Implementing a Disposal System
  • This document is for disposal systems with mainly looking at a deep geological repository for high-level radioactive waste as an example. Here, one of the key issues discussed is the interaction between the safety case (especially performance assessment) and the development of requirements related to post-closure safety. As in the other two guidance documents, the main emphasis is on methodological aspects (‘the way of thinking’) and describes the basic thoughts to be made when developing a disposal system.
  • Related activities: EURAD – Knowledge Management EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment
18/03/2025 4 MB  
EURAD – D13.10: Update on mobility actions performed in EURAD
18/03/2025 962 KB  
EURAD – D13.11: Overview of webinars organised in the first three years of EURAD
18/03/2025 233 KB  
EURAD – D13.12: Update on the website of the School of RWM
18/03/2025 451 KB  
EURAD – D13.13: Overview of School of RWM training and mobility activities in EURAD-1
18/03/2025 1 MB  
EURAD – D13.3: Alignment of the available course material with the Roadmap
18/03/2025 1 MB  
EURAD – D13.4: Priority list and schedule for training and mobility
18/03/2025 422 KB  
EURAD – D13.6: Implementation of first training courses developed and implemented depending on the priorities identified and approved within the EJ
18/03/2025 579 KB  
EURAD – D13.7: Specification document of the content, material and learning outcomes of mobility training
18/03/2025 763 KB  
EURAD – D13.8: KM Training – Development of mobility programme
18/03/2025 1 MB  
EURAD – D13.9: Update on training courses organised by EURAD WP13
18/03/2025 922 KB  
EURAD D1.10: Identification of Subject Matter/Theme Experts
16/06/2022 644 KB  
EURAD D1.13: List of members of the Civil Society group
16/06/2022 616 KB  
EURAD D1.7: EURAD Roadmap, extended with Competence Matrix
16/06/2022 300 KB  
EURAD D1.8: Process for the extensive update of the EURAD SRA
16/06/2022 322 KB  
EURAD D11.1: Screening and review of existing/available knowledge management approaches and/or tools
17/06/2022 549 KB  
EURAD D11.2: List of selected demonstration cases, criteria for final selection, proposal and estimation of effort and resources
17/06/2022 219 KB  
EURAD D12.4: Guidance on Cost Assessment and Financing Schemes of Radioactive Waste Management Programmes
17/06/2022 1 MB  
EURAD D13.1: List of training needs from Research, Development and Demonstration and Strategic Studies Work Packages
17/06/2022 1 MB  
EURAD D13.2: Mapping of available course materials
17/06/2022 828 KB  
EURAD D13.5: Quality criteria and training specifications as a reference guide of requirements and expectations of the training courses to be developed
17/06/2022 376 KB  
EURAD Deployment Plan
17/06/2020 1 MB  
EURAD Newsletter #1 – June 2020
24/06/2020 760 KB  
EURAD Newsletter #3 – December 2020
7/01/2021 1 MB  
EURAD Newsletter #5 – June 2021
30/06/2021 1 MB  
EURAD Newsletter #6 – October 2021
27/10/2021 935 KB  
EURAD Newsletter #7 – December 2021
16/12/2021 747 KB  
EURAD Newsletter #8 – April 2022
13/04/2022 479 KB  
EURAD Newsletter #9 – June 2022
28/06/2022 2 MB  
EURAD Roadmap
14/06/2020 3 MB  
EURAD Roadmap User Guide
17/06/2020 2 MB  
EURAD Strategic Research Agenda (SRA)
14/06/2020 2 MB  
EURAD Vision
14/06/2020 936 KB  
EURAD-2 – D5.1 SotA on innovative non-destructive techniques, destructive techniques, scaling factors for use cases
  • This report presents a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art of techniques used to characterise Low-Level and Intermediate-Level radioactive waste (LILW) from nuclear operations and facilities. The report catalogues and details various assessment methodologies spanning physical, chemical, radiochemical, radiological, and empirical domains. By identifying existing challenges in waste characterisation, the analysis presents solutions designed to improve measurement techniques' efficiency, accuracy, and reliability.
  • Related activities: Innovative characterisation techniques for large volumes (ICARUS) EURAD-2: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Management
19/05/2025 1 MB  
EURAD-2 – D8.1 SAREC Initial SotA
19/05/2025 1 MB  
EURAD-2 Newsletter #1
5/02/2025 3 MB  
EURAD-2 Newsletter #2
10/04/2025 3 MB  
EURAD-D11.10: Feedback Mechanism for Domain Insights and SoK Documents – Methods and Results
18/03/2025 445 KB  
EURAD-D11.5: QA Procedures for SoK
18/03/2025 515 KB  
EURAD-D11.8: Authors Guidance and Template
  • This Authors Guidance & Template document provides guidance to the authors of the Domain Insight documents and supports the production process. For that, it addresses the following points: 1. Topics of Domain Insight documents – How are the topics defined? 2. Purpose and target audience of Domain Insight documents – Who will use the documents and for what purpose? 3. Style of the Domain Insight documents – How should the documents be written? 4. Process and schedule of Domain Insight documents production – What should be done by whom and when? 5. Reimbursement of efforts for work on Domain Insight documents – How can the effort be compensated?
  • Related activities: EURAD – Knowledge Management EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment
18/03/2025 1 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.10: HLW: Report describing the selected experiments and the existing/expected experimental results
16/06/2022 1 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.11: ILW- Report describing the selected experiments and the existing/expected experimental results
16/06/2022 3 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.18: Model abstraction methods for upscaling and integration of process knowledge in reactive transport models for geological disposal of radioactive waste
16/06/2022 2 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.4: Treatment of chemical evolutions in national programmes
16/06/2022 15 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.5: Experiments and numerical model studies on interfaces
16/06/2022 5 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.6: Modelling of the steel-clay interface – approaches, first results and model refinements
16/06/2022 7 MB  
EURAD/ACED D2.8: First results on the thermodynamic databases and reactive transport models for steel-cement interfaces at high temperature
16/06/2022 3 MB  
EURAD/CORI D3.1: State-of-the-art report on cement-organic-radionuclide interactions
16/06/2022 2 MB  
EURAD/CORI D3.3: Training Materials
16/06/2022 477 KB  
EURAD/DONUT D4.1: State Of The Art in the fields of numerical analysis and scientific computing
16/06/2022 3 MB  
EURAD/FUTURE D5.1: State-of-the-Art report on the understanding of radionuclide retention and transport in clay and crystalline host rocks
16/06/2022 5 MB  
EURAD/GAS D6.1: Initial State of the Art on Gas Transport in Clayey Materials
16/06/2022 68 MB  
EURAD/GAS D6.3: Training Materials of the 1st GAS/HITEC joint training course
16/06/2022 41 MB  
EURAD/MAGIC D16.3: Report on selected experiments for assessing the evolution of concrete, their mechanical safety function and performance targets
17/06/2022 3 MB  
EURAD/ROUTES – D9.12: Studies and plans for developing shared solutions for radioactive waste management in Europe
16/06/2022 1 MB  
EURAD/ROUTES – D9.15: Scoping of ROUTES, Initial ICS Input and ICS Action Plan
16/06/2022 1 MB  
EURAD/ROUTES – D9.16: Implementation of the ROUTES ICS action plan first phase – CS discussion and input focused on the first topic identified in the ICS action plan
16/06/2022 3 MB  
EURAD/ROUTES – D9.4: Overview of existing work on categorization/classification of RWs in participating states
16/06/2022 3 MB  
EURAD/SFC D8.1: Spent Fuel Characterization and Evolution Until Disposal
17/06/2022 2 MB  
EURAD/UMAN D10.10: UMAN – Analysis and description of groups of different actors
17/06/2022 1 MB  
EURADWASTE’19 Draft Programme
2/05/2019 1 MB  
EURADWASTE’19 First Announcement
18/12/2018 2 MB  
Figure on the organisation of the IGD-TP
28/08/2012 104 KB  
First EURAD Annual Event (2021) Flyer
7/01/2021 336 KB  
First EURAD Annual Event 2021 Agenda
17/03/2021 775 KB  
First Nuclides Project Poster
26/03/2018 220 KB  
First-Nuclides 1st Annual Newsletter
26/03/2018 731 KB  
First-Nuclides 1st Annual Workshop Proceedings
26/03/2018 28 MB  
First-Nuclides 2nd Annual workshop proceedings
26/03/2018 20 MB  
First-Nuclides 3rd Annual Newsletter
26/03/2018 2 MB  
First-Nuclides D 4.1 Modelling of migration/retention processes of fission products in the spent fuel structure
26/03/2018 1 MB  
First-Nuclides D1.1 Characterisation of spent fuel samples
26/03/2018 594 KB  
First-Nuclides D1.2 Description of methodologies and tools to be applied
26/03/2018 3 MB  
First-Nuclides D1.3 Characterisation of spent uranium fuel used for experimental work
26/03/2018 3 MB  
First-Nuclides D2.1 Status of fission gas release studies (12 months)
26/03/2018 208 KB  
First-Nuclides D2.1 Status of fission gas release studies (24 months)
26/03/2018 213 KB  
First-Nuclides D2.1 Status of fission gas release studies (34 months)
26/03/2018 443 KB  
First-Nuclides D2.2 Status of Rim and Grain Boundary Experiments (12 months)
26/03/2018 211 KB  
First-Nuclides D2.2 Status of Rim and Grain Boundary Experiments (24 months)
26/03/2018 213 KB  
First-Nuclides D2.2 Status of Rim and Grain Boundary Experiments (34 months)
26/03/2018 402 KB  
First-Nuclides D3.1 Dissolution based fast/instant radionuclide release studies (12 months)
26/03/2018 185 KB  
First-Nuclides D3.1 Dissolution based fast/instant radionuclide release studies (24 months)
26/03/2018 234 KB  
First-Nuclides D3.1 Dissolution based fast/instant radionuclide release studies (33 months)
26/03/2018 301 KB  
First-Nuclides D4.1 Update to: Modelling of migration/retention processes of fission products in the spent fuel structure
26/03/2018 538 KB  
First-Nuclides D4.2 Models for fission products release from spent nuclear fuel Final Report
26/03/2018 1 MB  
First-Nuclides D5.1 IRF database – State of the Art report (3rd update)
11/08/2022 4 MB  
First-Nuclides D5.1 State of the Art
26/03/2018 1 MB  
First-Nuclides Final Report
26/03/2018 2 MB  
First-Nuclides Proceedings of 3rd Annual Workshop
26/03/2018 13 MB  
First-Nuclides Second Annual Newsletter
26/03/2018 1 MB  
First-Nuclides State of the Art Final Report
26/03/2018 3 MB  
FISA 2019 First Announcement
18/12/2018 540 KB  
FORGE additional reports
  • 5 reports D0.2-R Performance indicators for progress monitoring D0.5-R PUDKA D0.7-R Report on the scientific achievements of FORGE D0.8-R Overview report summarising key outcomes from the project D0.9 Workshop proceedings and/or book(s) published on principal outcomes of the project
  • Related activities: FORGE: Fate of Repository Gases
20/09/2018 8 MB  
FORGE WP1 reports
  • 6 reports: D1.1 - Draft report on definition of benchmark studies on repository scale numerical simulations of gas migration D1.2 - Summary of gas generation and migration current state-of-the-art D1.3 - Progress report on benchmark studies on repository-scale numerical simulations of gas migration D1.4 - Preliminary report on benchmark studies on repository-scale numerical simulations of gas migration D1.5 - Synthesis report: updated treatment of gas generation and migration in performance assessment D1.6 - Final report(s) on repository-scale numerical simulations of gas migration
  • Related activities: FORGE: Fate of Repository Gases
20/09/2018 37 MB  
FORGE WP2 reports
  • 5 reports: D2.1 - State of the art, experiment specifications and validation of experimental devices D2.2 - Preliminary results of hydrogen evolution rate and transport properties in compacted bentonite D2.3 - Preliminary interpretation of experimental and modelling results D2.4 - Experimental progress D2.5 - Synthesis of experimental processes governing gas generation
  • Related activities: FORGE: Fate of Repository Gases
20/09/2018 12 MB  
FORGE WP3 reports
  • 36 reports (no reports for D3.23 or D3.28) D3.10 2nd progress report D3.11 Report on conceptual design of the gas cell HLW experiment D3.12-R Small scale experimental results and modelling D3.13 Measurements of gas entry pressure D3.14 Detailed description on gas migration tests in concrete D3.15 Results of the tests on bentonite (part 1) D3.16 Results of the tests on concrete (part 2) D3.17 Report on conceptual design of the gas borehole experiment D3.18 Report on experimental borehole results D3.19 Technical notes on bentonite and concrete experiments D3.1-R State of the art report on gas transport through interfaces D3.2 Description of proposed in situ experimental set-ups (within URL) D3.20 Report on bentonite laboratory experiments D3.21 Models of in situ gas flow experiments D3.22 Internal reports on numerical experiments D3.24 Poromechanical effects and water displacement (bentonite/argillite interface) D3.25 Experimental results and interpretation (in terms of processes) D3.26 Results and interpretation of the gas migration tests (concrete) D3.27 Results of the tests on bentonite (part 2) D3.29 Final report on models of gas migration in bentonite D3.3 Description of proposed laboratory experimental set-ups and procedures (bentonite, interface and concrete) D3.30 Final report: test results / numerical parameter sets (bentonite/argillite interface) D3.31 Final modelling results and progress in gas transport modelling D3.32 Report on gas movement in EBS system under repository scale D3.33 Final report on key gas migration processes in compact buffer D3.34 Final report on sand/bentonite laboratory experiments D3.35 Experimental results with argillite-bentonite tubes D3.36 Final report on interface laboratory experiments D3.37 Final report on carbon dioxide reactions with repository cement D3.38-R Experiments and modelling on the behaviour of EBS D3.4 Description of proposed initial numerical codes and conceptual model D3.5 Progress report D3.6 Results of the tests on concrete (part 1) D3.7 Experimental results with aluminium-plexiglass tubes (bentonite/argillite interface) D3.8 Final report on LML experimental results D3.9 Interim report on interface laboratory test state
  • Related activities: FORGE: Fate of Repository Gases
20/09/2018 95 MB  
FORGE WP4 reports
  • 24 reports D4.1 Description of laboratory experimental set-ups (argillaceous and crystalline formations ) D4.10 Progress report on HG-A experimental activities D4.11 Progress report - field installation and initial tests (Boom Clay) D4.12 Progress report - definition of constitutive laws and initial simulations D4.13 Progress report - definition of constitutive laws and initial simulations D4.14 Progress report - baseline hydraulic measurements D4.15-R Preliminary report - numerical simulation of lab and field tests D4.16-R Final report - field results and conceptual understanding of self-sealing processes (Opalinus Clay) D4.17 Experimental results and interpretation (process understanding of argillaceous and crystalline formations) D4.18 Experimental results and interpretation (process understanding within URL) D4.19 Final report - field results and conceptual understanding of self-sealing processes (Boom Clay) D4.2 Description of proposed in situ experimental set-ups (within URLs) D4.20 Final report - field results and conceptual understanding of gas flow (crystalline rock) D4.21 Final report - modelling gas and water flow in plastic and indurated clay EDZā??s D4.22 Final report - numerical simulation of lab and field tests (disturbed host rock formations) D4.23 Final report - Simulation results (HG-A) D4.24-R Experiments and modelling of EDZ behaviour in argillaceous and crystalline rocks D4.3 Report - compilation of existing data (Mont Terri) D4.4 Progress report - design of Boom Clay in situ test D4.5 Description of initial numerical codes and conceptual model D4.6 Progress report - review of Opalinus and Boom Clay parameters D4.7 Progress report - simulation of initial designs D4.8 Report - HM modelling of HG-A micro tunnel D4.9 Progress report - field installation and rock characterisation
  • Related activities: FORGE: Fate of Repository Gases
20/09/2018 76 MB  
FORGE WP5 reports
  • 18 reports (no report for D5.10) D5.1 Detailed description of experimental set-up and procedure for gas-driven radionuclide transport D5.11 Opalinus clay gas induced fractures D5.12-R Report on modelling and interpretation of in situ gas migration experiments D5.13 HM modelling of PGZ and parameters studies D5.14 Opalinus clay 2-phase flow parameters D5.15 Modelling and interpretation of in situ gas migration experiments D5.16 Key gas migration processes in the Callovo-Oxfordian argilite D5.17 Experimental results and interpretation (in terms of processes) (laboratory and in situ gas migration experiments) D5.18 Experimental comparisons and inverse method application (undisturbed host rock formations) D5.19-R Experiments and modelling of gas migration processes in undisturbed rocks D5.2 Design, installation and compilation of existing data for the HG-C experiment at Mont Terri D5.3 Description of laboratory gas transport experimental set-ups and procedures D5.4 Design and installation of the PGZ1 experiment at Bure D5.5 Description of initial numerical codes and conceptual model (undisturbed host rocks) D5.6 Progress report on HG-C experiment at Mont Terri D5.7 Progress report: Experimental geometry and preliminary results (laboratory gas transport experiments) D5.8 Results and interpretation of gas-driven radionuclide transport in Boom Clay D5.9 Progress report on PGZ1 experiment at Bure
  • Related activities: FORGE: Fate of Repository Gases
20/09/2018 48 MB  
FORGE: Explatory Data Analysis of the Large Scale Gas Injection Test (Lasgit)
20/09/2018 19 MB  
FORGE: Observations of heterogeneous pore pressure distributions in clay-rich materials
20/09/2018 3 MB  
FORGE: The role of stress history on the flow of fluids through fractures
20/09/2018 5 MB  
FP5_WG2_Improving realism and reducing pessimisms in the safety case for geological disposal of ILW, J. Small, NNL, UK
3/11/2014 1 MB  
FUNMIG – Final Scientific and Technical Report
27/01/2022 3 MB  
FUTURE Deliverable 5.2: State-of-the-Art report on the understanding of radionuclide retention and transport in clay and crystalline rocks
12/02/2025 4 MB  
FUTURE Deliverable 5.3: Training material
12/02/2025 50 MB  
FUTURE Deliverable 5.4 & 5.6: Final technical report on radionuclide mobility in compacted clay systems and reversibility of sorption
12/02/2025 11 MB  
FUTURE Deliverable 5.5: Final technical report on radionuclide mobility in crystalline systems
  • For the FUTURE work package, a number of research topics focussing on crystalline rock were combined. The work package addressed the connected pore network and surface topography, transport and sorption processes as well as the impact of surface potential, water chemistry, pore size and grain boundaries. Overarching goals covering all the latter topics were formulated such as the quantitative and mechanistic understanding of the impact of site-specific mobility of species; the impact of specific surface properties of materials (diffusive double layer, surface potential), the role of grain boundaries, the effect of water saturation, content and chemistry (pH, ionic strength) as well as the impact of pore size variability (nanometer pore scale: meso-/ macropores). The various objectives are addressed in individual subchapters dealing with sorption processes and the impact of surface charge (Chapters 1-4), addressing transport processes in fractures (Chapter 5), and illustrating a long-term in situ experiment (Chapter 6) in crystalline host rocks.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment FUTURE: Fundamental understanding of radionuclide retention (EURAD WP)
12/02/2025 13 MB  
FUTURE Deliverable 5.6: Final technical report on reversibility of sorption
12/02/2025 182 KB  
FUTURE Deliverable 5.7: Final technical report on redox reactivity of radionuclides on mineral surfaces
12/02/2025 5 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.2: State of the Art on Gas Transport in Clayey Materials – Update 2023
12/02/2025 8 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.4: Training materials of the 2nd GAS/HITEC Joint training course
12/02/2025 139 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.5: Final workshop of EURAD-GAS and -HITEC: compilation of presentations
12/02/2025 36 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.6: Achievements of EURAD-GAS
12/02/2025 5 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.7: Gas transport mechanisms: diffusion, retention and advection processes. Task 2. Final technical
12/02/2025 138 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.8: Barrier integrity: gas-induced impacts and model-based interpretation. Task 3. Final technical report
12/02/2025 91 MB  
GAS Deliverable 6.9: Modelling of a generic geological disposal: evaluation of various approaches to model gas transport through geological disposal systems. Task 4. Final technical report
12/02/2025 48 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 1 (April 2019)
16/05/2019 2 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 2 (December 2019)
2/01/2020 5 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 3 (June 2020)
3/08/2020 3 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 4 (December 2020)
7/01/2021 2 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 5 (July 2021)
26/07/2021 3 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 6 (December 2021)
24/01/2022 5 MB  
Grimsel Test Site Newsletter 7 (July 2022)
4/08/2022 6 MB  
Grimsel Training Centre Announcement: EBS / Bentonite Course 2020
14/02/2020 675 KB  
Grimsel Training Centre Workshop Announcement: From geophysical field data to geological models – theory and hands-on workshop
16/05/2019 88 KB  
Grimsel Training Centre Workshop Announcement: In-situ Testing and Hydraulic Characterisation in URL
16/05/2019 437 KB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.1: Initial State-Of-The-Art on THM Behaviour of i) Buffer Clay Materials and of ii) Host Clay Materials
  • This report presents the main characteristics of the national concepts of the organizations involved in EURAD-WP7 HITEC (ANDRA, BGE, ENRESA, EURIDICE, NAGRA, POSIVA, RWM, SKB and SÚRAO) and particularly of their thermal limits. An overview of what is known about the clay materials to be used in the WP, both as buffer and as host rock, is given, including the effect of temperature on the materials’ behaviour. Large-scale tests relevant in terms of the temperatures involved have been identified and described, and they could be later used as benchmark exercises during the Project. The state of modelling approaches is presented, mostly particularising their application to specific tests.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment HITEC: Influence of temperature on clay-based material behaviour (EURAD WP)
12/02/2025 12 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.10: Modelling
12/02/2025 6 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.11: Safety Case Guidance
12/02/2025 4 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.12: Final report on influence of temperature on clays
12/02/2025 902 KB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.2: Updated State-Of-The-Art on THM Behaviour of i) Buffer Clay Materials and of ii) Host Clay Formations
12/02/2025 6 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.3: Technical report on thermal effects on near field properties
12/02/2025 6 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.4: HITEC – Specific GAS/HITEC technical report on self-sealing processes
12/02/2025 5 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.5: Technical report on effect of temperature on far field properties
12/02/2025 9 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.6: Modelling report on the effect of temperature on clay host rocks behaviour
12/02/2025 83 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.7: Technical Report on Material Characterisation
12/02/2025 12 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.8: Influence of temperature on clay-based material behaviour
12/02/2025 8 MB  
HITEC Deliverable 7.9: Small and mid-scale laboratory experiments
12/02/2025 4 MB  
IAEA – Design Principles and Approaches for Radioactive Waste Repositories
7/01/2021 7 MB  
IAEA International Conference on Radioactive Waste Management: Solutions for a Sustainable Future – Announcement and Call for Papers
19/01/2021 291 KB  
IAEA job description – radioactive waste disposal specialist
20/07/2021 193 KB  
IGD-TP – EF5 Presentations and outcomes
17/11/2014 3 MB  
IGD-TP – EF6 Presentations and outcomes
12/11/2015 4 MB  
IGD-TP Competence Maintenance, Education and Training Strategy and Action Plan for 2013-2016
24/04/2018 4 MB  
IGD-TP EF5 -Book of Abstracts
10/10/2014 612 KB  
IGD-TP EF5 -Book of Abstracts
10/10/2014 612 KB  
IGD-TP EF5 Agenda
10/10/2014 87 KB  
IGD-TP EF5 announcement
25/06/2014 266 KB  
IGD-TP EF6 – Announcement
1/07/2015 227 KB  
IGD-TP EF6 registration form
1/07/2015 647 KB  
IGD-TP EF7 Agenda
26/09/2017 539 KB  
IGD-TP EF7 Announcement
8/07/2016 288 KB  
IGD-TP EF7 Book of Abstracts
  • Book of abstracts for EF7, 25-26 October 2016, Cordoba, Spain.
  • Related events: 7th Exchange Forum
1/02/2018 958 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 2025 – First Announcement
14/03/2025 253 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 2025 – Second Announcement and Call for Posters
2/06/2025 321 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Agenda
27/11/2018 151 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Agenda and Attendee List
29/11/2018 240 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 – EURAD Founding Documents
29/11/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 0900 – Jon Martin – Opening Session
7/12/2018 179 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 0915 – Ursula Borak – Welcome Address
11/01/2019 16 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 0930 – Christophe Davies – Euratom Programme (2014-2018/2019-20) – Status
7/12/2018 976 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 0940 – Marie Garcia – EURAD Overview and Organisation
7/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1010 – Francis Claret – RD&D WP: Development and Improvement Of NUmerical methods and Tools for modelling coupled processes (DONUT)
7/12/2018 189 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1030 – Alexandre Dauzeres – RD&D WP: Assessment of Chemical Evolution of ILW and HLW Disposal Cells (ACED)
7/12/2018 241 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1050 – Séverine Levasseur – RD&D WP: Mechanistic understanding of gas transport in clay materials (GAS)
7/12/2018 242 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1140 – Markus Olin – RD&D WP: Influence of temperature on clay-based material behaviour (HITEC)
7/12/2018 289 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1200 – Marcus Altmaier – RD&D WP: Cement-Organics-Radionuclides-Interactions (CORI)
7/12/2018 466 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1220 – Dirk Bosbach – RD&D WP: Fundamental understanding of radionuclide retention (FUTuRE)
7/12/2018 217 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1240 – Joaquín Cobos – RD&D WP: Spent Fuel Characterization and Evolution Until Disposal (SFC)
7/12/2018 399 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1430 – Frank Lemy – SS WP: Uncertainty Management multi-Actor Network (UMAN)
7/12/2018 444 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1450 – Virginie Wasselin – SS WP: Waste management routes in Europe from cradle to grave (ROUTES)
7/12/2018 252 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1510a – Gunnar Buckau – Knowledge Management Activities
7/12/2018 394 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1510b – Panja Feuker – State of Knowledge WP
7/12/2018 298 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1510c – Dalibor Mateju – Guidance WP
7/12/2018 124 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1510d – Christophe Bruggeman – Training WP
7/12/2018 112 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1550 – Julien Dewogélhaëre – Interaction with Civil Society
7/12/2018 226 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1600a – Tara Beattie – EURAD Strategic Research Agenda and its Future Development
7/12/2018 701 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1600b – Rob Winsley – WMO College (IGD-TP)
7/12/2018 495 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1600c – Elisabeth Salat – TSO College (SITEX)
7/12/2018 681 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 1 (EURAD) 1600d – Christophe Bruggeman – RE College
7/12/2018 1,003 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 1 – 0930 – Jean-Michel Hoorelbecke – Introduction
7/12/2018 354 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 1 – 1000a – Philipp Herold – Knowledge and experience on retrievability of SF/HLW waste packages
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 1 – 1000b – Neil Carr – UK’s approach to retrievability
7/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 1 – 1000c – Jean-Michel Hoorelbecke – Demonstrator of HLW disposal canister retrieval
7/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 1 – 1000d – Anni Fritzell – Canister retrieval status at SKB
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 2 – 0930 – Michelle Cowley – Introduction
7/12/2018 203 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 2 – 1000 – Nathalie Texier-Mandoki – Ceramics as possible FUTURE alternative materials for the HLW overpack (Cigeo project)
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 2 – 1050 – Nikitas Diomidis – Alternative coatings for disposal canisters
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 2 – 1155 – Séverine Levasseur – Belgian Supercontainer Concept
7/12/2018 922 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 3 – 0940 – Peter Molnar – Site characterisation in the Hungarian early-stage programme
7/12/2018 3 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 3 – 1000 – Rob McLaverty – Preparation for site characterisation in the UK: a needs-driven exercise
7/12/2018 1,018 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 3 – 1020 – Bernd Frieg – Site characterisation in the final stage of selecting the site in sedimentary clay rock in Switzerland
7/12/2018 8 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 3 – 1130 – Peter Wikberg – Site characterisation in the Swedish crystalline rock before and after submitting the construction licence
7/12/2018 4 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) – Technical Session 3 – 1150 – Jacques Delay – Site characterisation in the French sedimentary/clay rock programme, close to construction licence submission
7/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 0845 – Jon Martin – Opening Session
7/12/2018 168 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 0900 – Irina Gaus – Planning for the IGD-TP’s second decade
7/12/2018 871 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 0915 – Jon Martin – WMO areas of interest outside of the EURAD scope
7/12/2018 488 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1430 – Jean-Michel Hoorelbecke – Technical Session Summary – 1: Technical issues in support of retrievability
7/12/2018 336 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1500 – Michelle Cowley – Technical Session Summary – 2: Heat Generating Waste Containers
7/12/2018 175 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1530 – Bernd Frieg – Technical Session Summary – 3: Progress in site investigation and characterisation techniques
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1600a – Irina Gaus – Panel Discussion: Linking WMO RD&D programmes in different stages with the IGD-TP
7/12/2018 208 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1600b – Ole Kastbjerg – Panel Discussion: Danish WMO RD&D Perspective
7/12/2018 62 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1600c – Jeroen Bartol – Panel Discussion: The Netherlands WMO RD&D Perspective
7/12/2018 212 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1600d – Irina Gaus – Panel Discussion: Swiss WMO RD&D Perspective
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IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1600e – Peter Wikberg – Panel Discussion: Finnish WMO RD&D Perspective
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Day 2 (IGD-TP) 1600f – Peter Wikberg – Panel Discussion: Swedish WMO RD&D Perspective
7/12/2018 599 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – First Announcement
12/07/2018 106 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 1 – Philipp Herold – Retrievability in German SF/HLW Repository Concepts – Technical Solutions and Provisions for Implementation
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 11 – Christophe Bruggeman – Prediction of the Key Physico-Chemical Parameters of Geological Barriers Through Detailed Mineralogical Analysis: Case Study of the Boom Clay (Belgium)
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IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 12 – Christophe Bruggeman – Towards the use of Multiple State Variables in Hydrogeological Modelling Supporting Site Characterisation
7/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 13 – Christophe Bruggeman – A Multiscale Approach to Model Thermo-Hydro-Mechanical Behaviour of Plain Concrete During Early Stages of Construction
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IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 14 – Cornelius Fischer – Advanced Analysis of RN Migration in Fractured Crystalline Rock
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 15 – Zbynek Hlavac – Study of impact of the radiation on concrete structure behaviour
5/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 17 – Lara Duro – Modern Spent Fuel Dissolution in Failed Container Conditions (DISCO)
5/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 19 – Tim Heath – Probabilistic modelling of radionuclide release from a cementitious near field
5/12/2018 702 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 20 – Xavier Gaona – Development and Improvement of Thermodynamic Understanding for the Nuclear Waste Disposal Safety Case
7/12/2018 123 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 22 – Megan Barnett – Microorganisms in a Clay-Steel System
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 23 – Birgitta Kalinowski – Microbiology In Nuclear waste Disposal (MIND)
5/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 24 – Barbara Ferrucci – Preliminary Analysis of Gaseous 14C Radiological Impact in a Geological Repository Hosted in Salt Rock
7/12/2018 413 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 25 – Isabel Pavia – Portuguese Involvement/Engagement in Radioactive Waste Management Related Activities
7/12/2018 3 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 26 – Valentina Svitelman – Activities of the Russian Nuclear Safety Institute in the Context of Deep Geological Disposal Safety
7/12/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 27 – Marie Garcia – Modern2020 Project Finalisation
5/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 5 – Jean-Michel Hoorelbeke – Retrieval Test of High Level Waste in the Cigéo Project
5/12/2018 4 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 7 – Vaclava Havlova – Canister Material Corrosion Test Under In Situ Conditions (MACOTE Experiment)
7/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 8 – Holger Tietze-Jaensch – The CHANCE project “Characterization of conditioned nuclear waste for its safe disposal in Europe”
5/12/2018 1 MB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster 9 – Christian Herold – Project “KoBrA” – Study on Requirements and Concepts for SF/HLW Final Disposal Canisters in Salt, Clay and Crystalline Rock
5/12/2018 275 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Poster Abstracts
29/11/2018 288 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Second Announcement
12/09/2018 149 KB  
IGD-TP Exchange Forum 8 – Third Announcement
29/10/2018 176 KB  
IGD-TP Flyer 2014
6/10/2014 349 KB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 1
13/09/2013 1 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 10
7/10/2020 3 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 11
30/10/2021 4 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 12
3/09/2022 2 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 13
4/02/2025 1 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 2
1/07/2014 1,017 KB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 3
2/03/2015 2 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 4
1/12/2015 1,017 KB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 5
4/07/2016 1 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 6
12/07/2017 636 KB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 7
12/07/2018 2 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 8
30/07/2019 3 MB  
IGD-TP Newsletter 9 – 10 year Anniversary Special Edition
19/11/2019 5 MB  
IGD-TP Position Paper 2018-01: The Need for Sustained Collaborative Research, Development and Demonstration
7/09/2018 499 KB  
IGD-TP Position Paper 2019-01: Position for the First EURAD General Assembly
14/10/2019 184 KB  
IGD-TP Position Paper 2019-02: Position on Knowledge Management in EURAD
14/10/2019 60 KB  
IGD-TP Position Paper 2020-01: Feedback on EURAD so far
6/03/2020 242 KB  
IGD-TP Position Paper 2021-01: WMO Response to EURAD SRA Plan
24/05/2021 338 KB  
IGD-TP published a position paper on EURAD SRA update
  • EURAD is preparing the EURAD-2 and Strategic Research Agenda will be updated. IGD-TP together with EURAD WMO College have presented their views about the SRA update in a Position Paper. The work continues together with Colleges (WMO, TSO and RE) and PREDIS project towards balanced EURAD-2 programme.
 18/10/2022 370 KB  
IGD-TP Secretariat SECIGD2 Project
24/04/2018 1,022 KB  
IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar 2022 – First Announcement
26/04/2021 312 KB  
IGD-TP Symposium and Webinar 2022 – Second Announcement and Call for Posters
10/09/2021 909 KB  
IGD-TP Terms of Reference January 2018
9/01/2018 149 KB  
IGD-TP Terms of Reference June 2019
20/11/2019 96 KB  
IGD-TP Vision 2040 and Strategic Research Agenda
7/10/2020 1 MB  
IGD-TP_2011_Public consultation comments and responses on draft SRA document version December 23, 2010
8/08/2012 454 KB  
IGD-TP_2011_Strategic Research Agenda
8/08/2012 3 MB  
IGD-TP_Vision Document
2/08/2016 10 MB  
IGD-TP/SNETP factsheet
27/04/2015 167 KB  
Introductory Course on EURAD and Radioactive Waste Management – Preliminary Agenda
24/06/2020 450 KB  
JOPRAD 2016 Dissemination Strategy (Deliverable D6.1)
  • Dissemination Strategy (Deliverable D6.1) published May 2016. The JOPRAD Dissemination Strategy is a strategic document establishing the bases for the dissemination of the project activities in order to enhance the impact of JOPRAD and achieve a high-level of engagement. This key deliverable of WP6 summarises the strategy and concrete actions related to the communication and dissemination of the project activities and outcomes. It is the key document of reporting on project progress as agreed with the EC.
  • Related activities: JOPRAD: JOint Programming on RADioactive waste disposal
20/05/2016 1 MB  
JOPRAD 2016 Mid Term Workshop Report v1.2
  • Report of the JOPRAD Mid-Term Workshop (MTW) held on 7- 8 September 2016 at the Congress Centre, Prague, Czech Republic. The Mid-Term Workshop (MTW) enabled “programme owners” and “programme managers” in European Union (EU) Member-States (MS) to evaluate the feasibility and the added-value of the implementation of Joint Programme at the European level.
  • Related activities: JOPRAD: JOint Programming on RADioactive waste disposal
20/11/2016 275 KB  
JOPRAD 2016 Newsletter #1
20/02/2016 404 KB  
JOPRAD 2016 Newsletter #2
20/12/2016 390 KB  
JOPRAD 2016 WP2 Synthesis (Deliverable D2.7)
31/05/2018 880 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Conditions for Implementing a Joint Programme (Deliverable D3.2)
31/05/2018 291 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Draft Programme Document for consultation (WP4, D4.2, v0.7, March 2017)
  • JOPRAD 2017 Draft Programme Document for public consultation (Work Package 4, Deliverable D4.2, v0.7, March 2017). This Programme Document sets out the scientific and technical basis of a future Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Management and Disposal. In its current form, it is a deliverable of the EC ‘Towards a Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Disposal - JOPRAD’ project and represents the views of JOPRAD participants on research, development and demonstration (RD&D) priorities considered as suitable for Joint Programming. To obtain the support of the wider European Radioactive Waste Community, the contents herein will be disseminated and the draft document made available for open consultation during March – April 2017. Finalisation and issue to the European Commission is expected by the end of November 2017. After this time, it is anticipated that this Programme Document (in its final form of a Strategic Research Agenda) will be taken over in-part or wholly by those responding to the European Commission EURATOM H2020 Call (WP2018) in the form of a Joint Programme Proposal.
  • Related activities: JOPRAD: JOint Programming on RADioactive waste disposal
20/03/2017 3 MB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop Report (Deliverable D1.8)
31/05/2018 525 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 2 (key note) by D. Metlay (NWTRB – USA) on “Collaborative Social Science Research: The Other Side of the Coin”
14/12/2017 864 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 3 by C. Davies (EC) on “European Joint Research Programme in the management and disposal of radioactive waste”
14/12/2017 569 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 4 by J. Delay (Andra) on “JOPRAD: rationale, objectives and overview of outcomes”
14/12/2017 674 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 5 by J. Miksova (CV REZ) and F. Lemy (Bel V) on “Joint Programme Actors and Boundary Conditions”
14/12/2017 465 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 6a by R. Kowe (RWM) and G. Buckau (JRC) on “Joint Programme Vision, Strategic Research Agenda and Knowledge Management Programme”
14/12/2017 1 MB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 6b by R. Kowe (RWM) and G. Buckau (JRC) on “Joint Programme Vision, Strategic Research Agenda and Knowledge Management Programme”
14/12/2017 509 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 7 by M. Garcia (Andra) on “JOPRAD outcomes: Governance and implementation strategy of the EJP”
14/12/2017 630 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 8 by A. Banford (NUGENIA) on “NUGENIA: view of waste producers and contribution to Joint Programme on RWMD”
14/12/2017 1 MB  
JOPRAD 2017 Final Workshop, presentation 9 by M. Garcia and S. Schumacher (Andra) on “Preparation of activities to be included in EJP1”
14/12/2017 973 KB  
JOPRAD 2017 Programme Document (Deliverable D4.4)
31/05/2018 1 MB  
JOPRAD 2017 Stakeholder Involvement (Deliverable D3.7)
31/05/2018 878 KB  
JOPRAD 2018 Overall Scheme for a Joint Programme (Deliverable D5.4)
31/05/2018 689 KB  
JOPRAD Deliverable D1.4 – Mid-Term Workshop report
11/09/2019 275 KB  
JOPRAD Deliverable D4.1 – Terms of Reference for Programme document
11/09/2019 82 KB  
JOPRAD Deliverable D4.3 – JOPRAD Programme Document Workshop report
11/09/2019 312 KB  
JOPRAD Deliverable D5.1 – Roadmap for a Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Management and Disposal
11/09/2019 422 KB  
JOPRAD Deliverable D5.2 – Governance and implementation mechanisms of the EJP
11/09/2019 1,013 KB  
JRC Training Course on SNF Experiments – Event Flyer
10/02/2020 309 KB  
LUCOEX D1:01 Project Plan
15/08/2018 118 KB  
LUCOEX D1:02 Risk Assessment
25/09/2018 118 KB  
LUCOEX D1:03 Training programme
15/08/2018 970 KB  
LUCOEX D1:04 Programme on staff secondment
15/08/2018 946 KB  
LUCOEX D1:05 Communication Action Plan
15/08/2018 943 KB  
LUCOEX D1:06 Minutes from PPM No. 1
15/08/2018 11 MB  
LUCOEX D1:07 Expert Group Report No. 1
15/08/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D1:08 Minutes from PPM No. 2
15/08/2018 15 MB  
LUCOEX D1:09 Compilation of presentations from mid-term workshop
15/08/2018 48 MB  
LUCOEX D1:11 Expert Group Report No. 2
15/08/2018 914 KB  
LUCOEX D1:13 Proceedings from the large workshop
15/08/2018 17 MB  
LUCOEX D1:13 Proceedings from the large workshop incl. presentations
15/08/2018 67 MB  
LUCOEX D1:13 Scientific Rapporteurs report from the large workshop
15/08/2018 360 KB  
LUCOEX D1:15 Result of LUCOEX with possible use in other EU Member States’ concepts
15/08/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D1:16 Publishable technical paper/article on WP2 result
15/08/2018 705 KB  
LUCOEX D1:16b Publishable technical paper/article on WP2 result
15/08/2018 155 KB  
LUCOEX D1:17 Publishable technical paper/article on WP3 result
26/09/2018 516 KB  
LUCOEX D1:18 Article – State-of-art, proof-of-concept installations for repository concepts based in crystalline rock
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LUCOEX D1:19 Publishable technical paper/article on WP5 result
26/09/2018 5 MB  
LUCOEX D1:20 Minutes and presentations from PPM No. 5
26/09/2018 41 MB  
LUCOEX D1:21 Final report WP1
26/09/2018 546 KB  
LUCOEX D1:22 Final project technical report
26/09/2018 7 MB  
LUCOEX D2:01 Workplan
26/09/2018 3 MB  
LUCOEX D2:02 Report on construction of the emplacement tunnel
26/09/2018 18 MB  
LUCOEX D2:03 Requirements, manufacturing and QC of the buffer components
26/09/2018 77 MB  
LUCOEX D2:04 Construction of emplacement equipment
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LUCOEX D2:05 Emplacement report
26/09/2018 13 MB  
LUCOEX D2:06 Final report WP2
15/08/2018 9 MB  
LUCOEX D3:01 Report on the preliminary test of forced casing digging
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D3:02 Test plan of the ALC experiment
26/09/2018 9 MB  
LUCOEX D3:03 Report of the digging and emplacement of the cell
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D3:04 Final report WP3
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D4:01 Working report of manufacturing of distance blocks and blocks for the supercontainer
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D4:02 Working report on the upgrades done to the deposit machine
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D4:03 KBS-3H Preparations, assembly and installation of the Multi Purpose Test
26/09/2018 21 MB  
LUCOEX D4:04 Final report WP 4
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LUCOEX D4:05 Steered core drilling of boreholes K03009F01 and K08028F01 at the Äspö HRL
26/09/2018 17 MB  
LUCOEX D4:06 Initial data report for the Multi Purpose Test
26/09/2018 19 MB  
LUCOEX D4:07 Comparison between uni-axial and isostatic compaction method for the production of bentonite components
26/09/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D5:01 Detailed project plan
26/09/2018 395 KB  
LUCOEX D5:02 Buffer emplacement test
26/09/2018 3 MB  
LUCOEX D5:03 Memo on designing the gap filling tool
26/09/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D5:04 Memo on buffer emplacement testing
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D5:05 Quality Assurance and Problem Handling during buffer emplacement
26/09/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D5:06 Definition of the WP5 emplacement process phases and their quality requirements
26/09/2018 294 KB  
LUCOEX D5:07 Memo on the development of quality assurance tools
26/09/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D5:08 Plans for solving the emplacement problem situations
26/09/2018 5 MB  
LUCOEX D5:09 Final report WP5
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LUCOEX D5:10 Plan on WP5 integration and dissemination
26/09/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D5:11 Project expert review report
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LUCOEX D5:12 Interim report on project reviews
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LUCOEX D5:13 Interim report on the project reviews
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LUCOEX D5:14 Interim report on the project reviews
26/09/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D5:15 WP5 newsletter Posiva
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LUCOEX D5:16 WP5 newsletter Posiva
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LUCOEX D5:17 WP5 newsletter Posiva
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LUCOEX D5:18 WP5 paper for professional journal
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LUCOEX D5:19 WP5 paper for professional journal
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LUCOEX D6:01 Project presentation document
15/08/2018 2 MB  
LUCOEX D6:02 Website portal
26/09/2018 3 MB  
LUCOEX D6:03 WP6 newsletter
26/09/2018 1 MB  
LUCOEX D6:04 WP6 Summary of progress of work
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LUCOEX D6:05 WP6 newsletter
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LUCOEX D6:06 WP6 newsletter
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LUCOEX D6:09 WP6 newsletter
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LUCOEX D6:10 Final project report
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LUCOEX Implementation of the full-scale emplacement (FE) experiment at the Mont Terri rock laboratory
26/09/2018 6 MB  
LUCOEX Orientation Uncertainty of Structures Measured in Cored Boreholed: Methodology and Case Study of Swedish Crystalline Rock
26/09/2018 1 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.1: MAGIC – T1 – Initial State of the Art on the chemo-mechanical evolution of cementitious materials in disposal conditions
10/02/2025 6 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.2: Updated State-of-the-art report & Summary of major conclusions from the MAGIC work package
  • The present report aims to consolidate all the key and noteworthy results achieved by the partners working over the past three years in the MAGIC work package (WP). It is the result of the analysis of five deliverables containing the entirety of the detailed scientific production of the WP. While MAGIC has been structured into tasks depending on the scale at which the chemo-mechanical ageing of cementitious materials in a geological disposal environment was studied, this report provides a different perspective. Indeed, it cross-references all the results from all tasks with a contextualization related to the life cycle to which the concretes will be exposed: from the operational phase to the long-term phase.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment Chemo-Mechanical AGIng of Cementitious materials (MAGIC)
10/02/2025 6 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.3: Report on selected experiments for assessing the evolution of concrete, their mechanical safety function and performance targets
10/02/2025 3 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.4 and 16.6: MAGIC – T2 and T3. Report on bio-chemical processes controlling the evolution of the microstructure and mechanical properties of cementitious materials.
  • This report provides a summary of the results and protocol development for the Task 2 and Task 3 experimental studies. It consists of a set of ongoing (started before EURAD) and new experiments with a selection of mortar/concrete samples in contact with various solutions and atmospheres (CO2), which are representative of different host rocks, with or without microbial activity. Results show the chemical/textural changes (mineralogical evolutions, chemical changes, porosity, transport properties) and their impact on the mechanical properties (Young modulus, compressive/tensile strengths, etc).
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment Chemo-Mechanical AGIng of Cementitious materials (MAGIC)
10/02/2025 13 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.5: MAGIC – T3 Initial synthesis of experimental data for calibration and validation of multiscale models in Task 4
10/02/2025 3 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.7: T3-Report on micro scale chemo-mechanical modelling of leaching and carbonation and parameters upscaling
10/02/2025 4 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.8: T1 – S/T 4-1 – 4/2 Chemo-mechanical numerical coupling development and up-scaling methods
  • The objective of this report is to summarise the modelling work of the MAGIC WP and to establish a permanent reference chemo-mechanical model for the deterioration of both Portland and low pH concretes in relevant repository environments, taking into account representative boundary conditions. The report focuses on Task 4 and in particular on the development of chemomechanical numerical coupling and up-scaling methods. The collaboration between participants from different organisations and institutions has resulted in a comprehensive review of chemomechanical numerical coupling and upscaling of mechanical properties related to cement alteration.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment Chemo-Mechanical AGIng of Cementitious materials (MAGIC)
10/02/2025 3 MB  
MAGIC: Deliverable 16.9: Chemo-mechanical processes in safety structures
10/02/2025 3 MB  
Master Deployment Plan 2014
23/12/2014 5 MB  
MICADO: Final project report
20/09/2018 805 KB  
MICADO: GRS 2008 annual report
20/09/2018 511 KB  
MICADO: Spent Fuel Waste Disposal: Analyses of Model Uncertainty in the MICADO Project
20/09/2018 308 KB  
MIND 2015 D1.1 A Review of Anthropogenic Organic Wastes and Their Degradation Behaviour
  • MIND Deliverable D1.1, published December 2015. Work Package 1 of the MIND project addresses remaining key issues for the geological disposal of ILW concerning the long-term behaviour, fate and consequences of organic materials in the waste along with H2 generated by corrosion and radiolysis. This review begins this work by collating information concerning the inventory and nature of organic materials present in ILW and some LLW that requires geological disposal. The review has then considered the physical and chemical conditions that the organic materials will be subjected to during storage and geological disposal. The review then provides a summary description of the physical and chemical nature of the main organic materials present in ILW and their known chemical and radiolytic degradation behaviour. The effect of the organic degradation products on radionuclide speciation, which could affect how some radionuclides are transported in groundwater, is then considered to focus subsequent work in this field.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND 2016 D2.1 Inventory of reducing gases
  • MIND Deliverable D2.1, published November 2016. In order to provide data needed to address the question on geochemical constraints of biological activity at spent nuclear fuel waste repository sites, geochemical data of dissolved gases from deep drill holes and mines in Finland and Sweden were collected based on a literature and database survey. Gas data were found from 20 separate localities in Finland with the deepest drill holes extending down to 2500 m below surface. The gas phase is dominated by nitrogen and methane, although significant variation exists between different sites and with depth. At least partly this variation can be related to differences in lithology (rock types) and residence time of water within the bedrock. Corresponding data from Sweden were from 2 localities extending to at most 1000 m below surface.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND 2016 D3.1 Year 1 Evaluation Report
  • MIND deliverable D3.1 published October 2016. This year one evaluation report of MIND consists of two parts. The first part is a description of the state of the art of geological disposal of radioactive waste, with a special reference to microbiological issues. The second part is the first year evaluation of the microbial processes studied in MIND Work Packages 1 and 2.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
20/10/2016 3 MB  
MIND 2016 D3.3 Modular microbiology education and training
  • MIND Deliverable D3.3, published November 2016. The overall aim of both the education and training initiatives in MIND is to cultivate awareness of the relevance of microbial issues in otherwise typically abiotic fields of expertise, and dissipate the knowledge gained in the MIND project beyond the known geomicrobiology expert circles. For this reason, modular training courses were developed, an exchange programme for Master and PhD students has been developed and focused communication on these initiatives has been undertaken.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
20/11/2016 2 MB  
MIND 2016 Newsletter #1
20/03/2016 895 KB  
MIND 2016 Newsletter #2
20/10/2016 1 MB  
MIND 2017 D2.3 Interim report on deep gases and sulphur compounds as biogeochemical energy sources in crystalline rock
  • MIND Deliverable D2.3, published August 2017. Geochemical data on sulphur compounds and dissolved gases from deep drill holes and deep mines in Finland were compiled into a database. Data is used as background for MIND work package 2, in which microbial production of sulphide in the geosphere will be assessed from the point of view of canister corrosion. This report summarises the present knowledge on the mode of occurrence of sulphur compounds and dissolved gases in groundwaters of crystalline bedrock. Prerequisites of microbial sulphate reduction are discussed based on the data available.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND 2017 D3.4 Year 2 Synthesis Report
  • MIND deliverable D3.4 published July 2017. This report is a synthesis of the outcome of the experimental and modelling research activities in MIND WP1 and WP2, performed over the first 2 years of the project. The scope of the report is broad, covering all completed scientific and ‘in progress’ projects contained within MIND. The emphasis in this report is on the description of the degradation processes that can be expected and the environmental boundary conditions under which they can occur. The kinetics of these processes are not featured prominently here, but will become an increasingly prioritised aspect of the MIND project throughout the remainder of its tenure, and a next update of this report.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
20/07/2017 1 MB  
MIND 2017 Newsletter #3
20/03/2017 3 MB  
MIND 2017 Newsletter #4
20/10/2017 2 MB  
MIND 2018 Newsletter #5
7/05/2018 2 MB  
MIND 2018 Newsletter #6
29/10/2018 2 MB  
MIND 2019 D2.4 Bacterial presence and activity in compacted bentonites
  • MIND Deliverable D2.4, Version 2, published April 2019. It has been hypothesised that cut-off bentonite density thresholds exist above which all bacterial activity stops or is inhibited to a such a level that it can be regarded as negligible. This report discusses if that hypothesis can be considered true or if more variables other than clay density determine bacterial activity in bentonites. The clays analysed and discussed in this report have been investigated previously. This deliverable summarizes previously performed work and new work performed within MIND.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
  • Related news: Revised MIND project deliverable available
2/05/2019 4 MB  
MIND Deliverable D1.5 – Microscopy and element mapping characterization studies of radionuclide
  • MIND Deliverable 1.5, published 15 June 2018. The main objectives of this study is to determine the role of Stenotorphomonas bentonitica, bacterial strain isolated from Spanish bentonites on the mobility and migration of radionuclides (Se(IV), Se(VI) and Eu(III)) under DGR relevant conditions using a multidisciplinary approach combining microscopy, spectroscopy, cell biology, radiochemistry, microbiology, etc.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
30/07/2019 3 MB  
MIND Deliverable D2.1 – Inventory of reducing gases
  • MIND Deliverable D2.1, published 22 November 2016. In order to provide data needed to address the question on geochemical constraints of biological activity at spent nuclear fuel waste repository sites, geochemical data of dissolved gases from deep drill holes and mines in Finland and Sweden were collected based on a literature and database survey. Gas data were found from 20 separate localities in Finland with the deepest drill holes extending down to 2500 m below surface. The gas phase is dominated by nitrogen and methane, although significant variation exists between different sites and with depth. At least partly this variation can be related to differences in lithology (rock types) and residence time of water within the bedrock. Corresponding data from Sweden were from 2 localities extending to at most 1000 m below surface.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.10 – Microbial mobility in saturated bentonites of different density
  • MIND Deliverable 2.10, published 30 June 2018. Our study fulfilled two most important goals. First, we developed a reliable method for direct detection of bacterial presence (both viable and dead cells) in the bentonite, which has been missing. Our method is based on the extraction of bacteria from bentonite using density gradient centrifugation and their subsequent Live/Dead fluorescence staining. Although our method needs further optimization and testing of its general functionality on different bentonite types, we believe it will be very useful for future research of bacterial presence in various clay materials.
  • Related news: MIND Project Annual Meeting 2019 Announcement
30/07/2019 2 MB  
MIND Deliverable D2.12 – Microbial activity in a concrete-bentonite clay inteface
  • MIND Deliverable 2.12, published 28 May 2018. The aim of this work was to analyse the effect of concrete on pH of the bentonite as well as microbial survival in the bentonite.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.16 – Microbial activity and the physical, chemical and transport properties of bentonite buffer
  • MIND Deliverable D2.16. This report describes the impact of microbe-clay-radionuclide interactions in laboratory experiments designed to investigate microbial survival and activity in compacted bentonites and how this affects the physical-, chemical- and transport-properties of the clay.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.2 – Design, set up and operation of experimental equipment
  • MIND Deliverable D2.2, published 17 November 2016. A laboratory scale experiment investigating the impacts of microbial activity on bentonite structure has been started at VTT. The experiment simulates a worst case scenario where bentonite is not compacted, water, gases, nutrients and microorganisms are able to move along easily at temperature hospitable for microbial welfare. The aim is to find out if microorganisms and the produced metabolites are able to change the bentonite structure in favourable conditions and if these changes are significant for the bentonite ability to function in long-term scale. The experiment will be monitored with microbial sampling as well as with atomic force microscopy (AFM) once a year.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.3 – Interim report on deep gases and sulphur compounds.
  • MIND Deliverable 2.3, published 16 August 2017. Geochemical data on sulphur compounds and dissolved gases from deep drill holes and deep mines in Finland were compiled to a database. Data is used as a background of MIND work package 2, in which microbial production of sulphide in the geosphere will be assessed from the point of view of canister corrosion. This report summarizes the present knowledge on the mode of occurrence of sulphur compounds and dissolved gases in groundwaters of crystalline bedrock. Prerequisites of microbial sulphate reduction are discussed based on the data available.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.6 – Microbial diversity in bentonite buffer of aged bentonite buffer experiment
  • MIND Deliverable 2.6, published 20 June 2018. This report describes the results obtained from the long-term experiment with bentonite buffer. The MX-80 Na-bentonite was compacted inside a copper cylinder, which was set inside a plastic bottle containing non-saline groundwater simulant. The aim of this experiment was to evaluate changes of chemical, mineralogical and microstructural parameters of bentonite in both oxic and anoxic conditions. Microbiological analyses performed at the end of the experiment included evaluation of bacterial and fungal communities by sequencing and visual evaluation microscopically.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.7 – Microbial diversity in aged bentonites
  • MIND Deliverable 2.7, published 30 July 2018. In this work, we studied a diversity of the microbial communities present in the compacted bentonites originating from two independent long-term in situ experiments (“Mock-Up experiment” and “Bentonite95 experiment”) performed under near field conditions. The compacted bentonite buffer was exposed under conditions similar to a high-level radioactive waste repository in crystalline host rock. We employed 16S rDNA amplicon sequencing to determine the microbial profiles in different parts of bentonite samples.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.8 – Long-term stability of bentonite in the presence of microorganisms
  • MIND Deliverable 2.8, published 30 June 2018. This report address the question whether microbial activity could influence the beneficial properties of the bentonite by either changing the solubility or composition of minerals and/or important ions like ferric and ferrous iron.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D2.9 – Evolution of stress in biotic and abiotic clay flow cells
  • MIND Deliverable 2.9, published 13 July 2018. Microbial activity has been implicated in both the corrosion of steel material and alteration of bentonite clays used in geological disposal facilities for radioactive waste. To understand the limits on microbial growth and the potential for microbial activity in this environment to affect the swelling behaviour of the clay and metal corrosion, a series of laboratory experiments were performed. The experiments described here were designed to investigate multiple effects of microorganisms (on steel corrosion, changes to bentonite swelling capacity, permeability and fluid flow) in a single set of laboratory scale flow experiments using compacted bentonite samples.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D3.2-1
  • MIND Deliverable 3.2-1, published 19 April 2015. This deliverable presents the methodological plan for the development of guidelines for risk communication in the context of microbiology research for nuclear waste disposal. The outcome of this study will support the design of communication guidelines for the project objectives and results during and after its implementation.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D3.3 – Modular microbiology education and training
  • MIND Deliverable D3.3, published 10 November 2016. The overall aim of both the education and training initiatives in MIND is to - cultivate awareness of the relevance of microbial issues in otherwise typically abiotic fields of expertise, and- - dissipate the knowledge gained in the MIND project beyond the known geomicrobiology expert circles. For this reason, modular training courses were developed, an exchange programme for Master and PhD students has been developed and focused communication on these initiatives has been undertaken.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D3.4 – Year two synthesis report
  • MIND Deliverable 3.4, published 14 July 2017. This report is a synthesis of the outcome of the experimental and modelling research activities in WP1 and WP2, performed over the first 2 years of the project. The scope of the report is broad, covering all completed scientific and ‘in progress’ projects contained within MIND. The emphasis in this report is on the description of the degradation processes that can be expected and the environmental boundary conditions under which they can occur. The kinetics of these processes are not featured prominently here, but will become an increasingly prioritised aspect of the MIND project throughout the remainder of its tenure, and a next update of this report.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D4.1 – Project homepage
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MIND Deliverable D4.2 – Project Presentation (PP) Compilation
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MIND Deliverable D4.3 – Dissemination and Exploitation Plan (DEP)
  • MIND Deliverable D4.3, published 1 December 2015. In this report the plan for dissemination and exploitation are described in more detail, including a detailed delineation of timing that will be updated over time. The dissemination and exploitation activities of the MIND consortium are coordinated by the SKB. It will allow the project outcome to be returned to the society, who supported and funded the research, by providing information, promoting the consortium and its work, raising awareness and engaging the community in the project.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D4.4 – Data Management Plan (DMP)
  • MIND Deliverable D4.4, published 1 December 2015. Within the MIND-project we have decided to create a common Data Management plan which is this document. The document will be updated continuously by the project members on Syncplicity whenever new datasets are made available. An updated version will be published at the end of each reporting period.
  • Related activities: MIND: Microbes In Nuclear waste Disposal
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MIND Deliverable D4.5 – Publication Plan
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MIND Project Annual Meeting 2019 – Flyer2
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MIND Project Annual Meeting 4 (May 2019) – Short Abstracts
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.1: Initial State-of-the-Art on Monitoring in Radioactive Waste Repositories in Support of the Long-Term Safety Case
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.2: Final State-of-the-Art on Monitoring in Radioactive Waste Repositories in Support of the Long-Term Safety Case
  • This report is one a series of deliverables from the MODATS WP. It is the final state-of-the-art (SOTA) report at the end of MODATS, which supersedes an initial SOTA report developed during MODATS (Deliverable 17.1). The initial SOTA provided an overview of RD&D in repository monitoring, spanning the last few decades and including the latest knowledge on monitoring objectives, strategies, technologies and data. Building on the initial SOTA, this report provides an update on the current repository monitoring knowledge, based on the progress made in MODATS mainly relating to monitoring data management and use and technological RD&D.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment MOnitoring equipment and DAta Treatment for Safe repository operation and staged closure (MODATS)
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.3: Lessons for Repository Monitoring from Underground Research Laboratory Experiments
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.4: Guidance on Quality Assurance Programme Plans for Repository Monitoring Programmes
  • The guidance on Quality Assurance Programme Plans (QAPPs) provided in this document offers a framework for addressing the challenges posed by repository monitoring. By structuring a QAPP into five main sections and offering flexibility in its implementation, waste management organisations and stakeholders could confidently develop programme-specific QA documentation for their monitoring activities. This guidance is designed to support reliable, long-term monitoring data acquisition, and data treatment, fostering confidence in the data provided by the programme. Through continuous improvement, adaptation to technological advancements, and responsive decision-making, a QAPP would ensure that monitoring programmes remain effective, credible, and beneficial over the entire duration of repository operations.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment MOnitoring equipment and DAta Treatment for Safe repository operation and staged closure (MODATS)
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.5: Enhanced system understanding, multi-party dialogue
  • The workshops organised in the frame of MODATS sub-task 2.5 highlighted 6 major outcomes regarding monitoring: the definition of the major concepts, the questions about data, models and digital twins, the knowledge management challenges, the long-term issues, the core concepts of confidence and trust and the link with civil society. These outcomes which emerged in multi-party dialogues, helped to lay the foundations for a socio-technical interpretation of monitoring, that could be used for the organisation of other socio-technical exchanges related to GDF monitoring, and opened axis of future activities. This report presents the proposed methodological approach and its associated feedback, as well as the main outcomes of the discussions. It also proposes an interpretation of the way the socio-technical complexity of the monitoring system for a geological disposal facility can be addressed between research partners and civil society members.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment MOnitoring equipment and DAta Treatment for Safe repository operation and staged closure (MODATS)
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.6: Advancements in Monitoring Data Management, Modelling and Visualisation
  • The work on data management, modelling and visualisation was based on six test cases: • ALC1605 Test Case (undertaken by Amvalor, Andra and ENSAM): The ALC1605 test case used thermal monitoring data to develop methods for combined physics-based and data-driven-modelling of repository evolution. • FE Experiment Test Case 1 (Nagra): Nagra’s FE experiment test case used data from the FE experiment to progress approaches to quality control, data processing, and data storage. • FE Experiment Test Case 2 (PSI): PSI’s FE experiment test case used temperature and relative humidity sensor data to develop machine learning-assisted physics-based and data-driven 3D heat transport modelling. • FE Experiment Test Case 3 (UFZ): UFZ’s FE experiment test case focused on the development of interactive visualisation systems, and visualisation tools for the comparison of simulation and observation data. • POPLU and Prototype Repository Experiments Test Case (VTT): The POPLU and Prototype Repository experiments test case developed tools and approaches for managing monitoring data, and provided illustrations of how these tools and approaches could be applied during repository monitoring. • PRACLAY Experiment Test Case (EURIDICE): The PRACLAY test case developed a structured and uniform approach to data processing and storage of monitoring data. The conclusions from the work are presented in this document.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment MOnitoring equipment and DAta Treatment for Safe repository operation and staged closure (MODATS)
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.7: Synthesis report on Innovative and Enhanced Equipment for Repository Monitoring
  • The work on data management, modelling and visualisation was based on six test cases: • ALC1605 Test Case (undertaken by Amvalor, Andra and ENSAM): The ALC1605 test case used thermal monitoring data to develop methods for combined physics-based and data-driven-modelling of repository evolution. • FE Experiment Test Case 1 (Nagra): Nagra’s FE experiment test case used data from the FE experiment to progress approaches to quality control, data processing, and data storage. • FE Experiment Test Case 2 (PSI): PSI’s FE experiment test case used temperature and relative humidity sensor data to develop machine learning-assisted physics-based and data-driven 3D heat transport modelling. • FE Experiment Test Case 3 (UFZ): UFZ’s FE experiment test case focused on the development of interactive visualisation systems, and visualisation tools for the comparison of simulation and observation data. • POPLU and Prototype Repository Experiments Test Case (VTT): The POPLU and Prototype Repository experiments test case developed tools and approaches for managing monitoring data, and provided illustrations of how these tools and approaches could be applied during repository monitoring. • PRACLAY Experiment Test Case (EURIDICE): The PRACLAY test case developed a structured and uniform approach to data processing and storage of monitoring data. The conclusions from the work are presented in this document.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment MOnitoring equipment and DAta Treatment for Safe repository operation and staged closure (MODATS)
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.8: Interaction of the MODATS WP with EURAD Knowledge Management Work Packages – Synthesis Report
  • This report provides a detailed description of the approach for organising interactions between MODATS and knowledge management (KM) WPs developed in the first year of the MODATS WP implementation (see Section 2), along with the outcomes of the conducted KM activities (see Section 3) achieved in the frame of MODATS WP implementation. Also, report reflects on lessons learned, highlighting challenges in involving experts in KM activities and the importance of integrating KM into work plans from the outset. It acknowledges the effectiveness of systematic interaction between WPs and the flexibility required to adapt to programme needs.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment MOnitoring equipment and DAta Treatment for Safe repository operation and staged closure (MODATS)
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MODATS: Deliverable 17.9: MODATS Synthesis: Confidence in Monitoring Data
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MoDeRn: A Socio-Technical Perspective on Repsitory Monitoring
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MoDeRn: D.1.2.1 Monitoring Reference Framework Report
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MoDeRn: D.1.3.1 Monitoring the Safe Disposal of Radioactive Waste: a Combined Technical and Socio-Political Activity
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MoDeRn: D.1.4.1 Exploratory Engagement Activity in Three European Countries
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MoDeRn: D.2.1.1 Technical requirements report
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MoDeRn: D.2.2.1 Workshop on Monitoring Technologies
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MoDeRn: D.2.2.2 State of art report on monitoring technology
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MoDeRn: D.3.1.1 Site plans and monitoring programmes report
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MoDeRn: D.3.2.1 Seismic tomography at Grimsel Test Site
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MoDeRn: D.3.3.1 Wireless sensor network demonstrator report
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MoDeRn: D.3.4.1 HADES Demonstrator Report
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MoDeRn: D.3.4.2 Wireless Data Transmission Demonstrator: from the HADES to the surface
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MoDeRn: D.3.5.1 Disposal cell monitoring system installation and testing demonstrator in Buree Underground Research Laboratory
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MoDeRn: D.4.1. Case Studies: Final Report
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MoDeRn: D.5.3.1 Expert Stakeholders Workshop report
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MoDeRn: D.5.4 Workshop proceedings
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MoDeRn: D.6.1 Monitoring during the Staged Implementation of Geological Disposal: the MoDeRn project synthesis
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MoDeRn: Different views on monitoring and the governance of repository development and staged closure
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MoDeRn: France’s State of the Art Distributed Optical Fibre Sensors Qualified for the Monitoring of the French Underground Repository for High Level and Intermediate Level Long Lived Radioactive Waste
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MoDeRn: National Monitoring Contexts Country Annexes
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MoDeRn: National Monitoring Contexts Summary Report
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MoDeRn: Project Presentation
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MoDeRn: Technology Summary Report
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Modern2020 2017 D2.1 Repository Monitoring Strategies and Screening Methodologies
  • Deliverable D2.1 is the summary report for Task 2.1 of Work Package 2, which is focused on monitoring programme design basis, monitoring strategies and decision making. This task aimed to address several remaining generic issues not previously addressed in international collaborative projects. D2.1 addresses these through undertaking work related to the following objectives: - Evaluate the role of monitoring within the post-closure safety case. - Evaluate high-level monitoring strategies. - Consider the range of decisions to be made during repository implementation that will require information from monitoring. - Develop screening methodologies used to develop monitoring parameter lists for different national monitoring contexts.
  • Related activities: Modern2020: Development and demonstration of monitoring strategies and technologies for geological disposal
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Modern2020 2nd International Conference on Monitoring in Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste – First Announcement
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Modern2020 2nd International Conference on Monitoring in Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste – Preliminary Programme
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Modern2020 Deliverable 2.3 – Responding to Monitoring Results
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Modern2020 Deliverable D2.2 – Monitoring Parameter Screening: Test Cases
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.1 – Synthesis report on relevant monitoring technologies for repository
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.2 – Wireless data transmission systems for repository monitoring
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.3 – Long-term power supply sources for repository monitoring
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.3 – Long-term power supply sources for repository monitoring
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.4 – New sensors for repository monitoring
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.5 – Geophysical Methods for Repository Monitoring
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Modern2020 Deliverable D3.6 – Reliability and qualification of components
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Modern2020 Deliverable D4.1 – EBS monitoring plan – Spent fuel disposal concept at crystalline host rock
  • This deliverable D4.1 EBS monitoring plan will be used as a background for Posivas full scale tests and demonstrations planned to be performed by Posiva in its underground rock characterisation facility ONKALO™ or in future disposal facility. This Deliverable D4.1 describe a plan, which role is to show the needs how the monitoring could look like in a full scale test. The plan is based on a Posiva, VTT and SKB work and does represent the ideas for implementation. Since this plan is not executed within Modern 2020 project, its feasibility is not verified and therefore it cannot be used as such for the final monitoring programme of EBS components.
  • Related activities: Modern2020: Development and demonstration of monitoring strategies and technologies for geological disposal
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Modern2020 Deliverable D4.2 – Development of HA monitoring plan
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Modern2020 Deliverable D4.3 – Long Term Rock Buffer Monitoring (As-built )
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Modern2020 Deliverable D4.4 – FE and TEM results
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Modern2020 Deliverable D4.5 – Synthesis on Monitoring Demonstrators and Additional Cases
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Modern2020 Deliverable D5.1 – Monitoring the Underground
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Modern2020 Deliverable D5.2 – Stakeholder Guide
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Modern2020 Deliverable D5.3 – Repository Monitoring in the Context of Repository Governance
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Modern2020 Deliverable D6.1 – Plan for the dissemination and exploitation of the project’s results
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Modern2020 Deliverable D6.2 – Modern2020 public website
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Modern2020 Deliverable D6.3 – Modern2020 Final Conference Proceedings
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Modern2020 Deliverable D6.4 – Report on the Modern2020 Training School
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Modern2020 Deliverable D6.5 – Modern2020 Project Synthesis – Repository Monitoring: Strategies, Technologies and Implementation
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Modern2020 Training School Flyer
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NEA DGR Report: Management and Disposal of High-Level Radioactive Waste: Global Progress and Solutions
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NEA Policy Brief: Final Disposal of Radioactive Waste
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NEA RWMC Workshop on Developing Safety Cases for Various Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities – Draft Agenda
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NEA RWMC Workshop on Developing Safety Cases for Various Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities – Draft Concept Paper
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NF PRO 2008 Final Report
  • The final report of the NF-PRO project (Understanding and Physical and Numerical Modelling of the Key Processes in the Near-Field and their Coupling for Different Host Rocks and Repository Strategies).
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OBRA – Final Report
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OBRA – First annual activity summary
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PAMINA Deliverable D1.1.1 – Task reports for the first group of topics
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PAMINA Deliverable D1.1.2 – Task reports for the second group of topics
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PAMINA Deliverable D1.1.3 – Task reports for the third group of topics
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PAMINA Deliverable D1.1.4 – European Handbook of the state-of-the-art of safety assessments of geological repositories – Part 1
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.1.A.1 – Report on the PAMINA Workshop on the Regulatory Role in Managing Uncertainties in the Safety Case for Geological Disposal of Radioactive Wastes
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.1.B.1 – Report on the PAMINA Stakeholder Workshop: Communicating Safety Issues for a Geological Repository
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.1.B.2 – Development and Testing of a Template to Present PA Results
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.1.B.3 – The Development and Use of Brochures to Communicate Safety Issues for a Geological Disposal Facility for Radioactive Waste
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.1.C.1 – The Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Approaches to the Quantification of Uncertainty in System Performance Assessment Calculations
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.1.D.1 – Evaluation of Approaches to Sensitivity Analysis
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.A.1 – Treatment of Parameter Uncertainty in PA
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.B.1 – Studies to Investigate the Relative Significance of Parameter and Model Uncertainty in Calculating the Radiological Risks via Groundwater from a Geological Disposal Facility
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.B.2 – Uncertainties Associated with Modelling the Consequences of Gas
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.B.3 – A Hydrogeochemical Change in an Engineered Barrier System – Two Model Responses to Uranium Transport
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.B.4 – Treatment of Model Uncertainty
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.C.1 – Scenario Uncertainty
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.D.1 – Evaluation and Testing of Approaches to Treat Spatial Variability in PA
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.2.E.1 – Fully Probabalistic Safety Assessment
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PAMINA Deliverable D2.3.1 – The Treatment of Uncertainty in Performance Assessment and Safety Case Development: Synthesis of PAMINA RTDC-2
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PAMINA Deliverable D3.1.1 – Report on Scenario Development
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PAMINA Deliverable D3.2.1 – PA Approach to Gas Migration
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PAMINA Deliverable D3.3.1 – Performance Assessment Approach in a Radionuclide Source Term Modelling
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PAMINA Deliverable D3.4.1 – General Concepts of Supporting the Safety Case by Means of Safety and Performance Indicators
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PAMINA Deliverable D3.4.2 – Safety Indicators and Performance Indicators
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PAMINA Deliverable D5.1 – Project Summary Report
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PAMINA Project Milestones
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PAMINA WP4 Deliverables
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PEBS 2.1-5 EB experiment Laboratory infiltration tests report
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PEBS 2.1-6 EDZ seismic results – seismic transmission measurements
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PEBS Baseline for Project Work
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PEBS D1.1 The Early Evolution of the EBS in Safety Assessments
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PEBS D1.2 Definition of cases/scenarios to be studied
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PEBS D2.1-1 Engineered Barrier Emplacement Experiment in Opalinus Clay: “EB” Experiment
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PEBS D2.1-4 AS-BUILT OF DISMANTLING OPERATION
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PEBS D2.1-7 EB experiment Laboratory post-mortem analyses report
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PEBS D2.1-8 EB dismantling Synthesis report
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PEBS D2.1-9
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PEBS D2.2-10 Seismic data report on EDZ and EBS evolution (HE-E)
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PEBS D2.2-11 Final Report on the HE-E Experiment
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PEBS D2.2-12 Laboratory studies on stress-strain behavior
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PEBS D2.2-3 Report of the construction of the HE-E experiment
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PEBS D2.2-5 Measurement of Thermal Parameters of the HE-E Buffer Materials
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PEBS D2.2-7.1 Long-term THM tests reports: THM cells for the HE-E test: setup and first results
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PEBS D2.2-7.2 Long-term THM tests reports: Isothermal infiltration tests with materials from the HE-E
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PEBS D2.2-7.3 Long-term THM tests reports: THM cells for the HE-E test: update of results until February 2014
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PEBS D2.2-8.1 HE-E annual monitoring report
  • 1st periodic report
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PEBS D2.2-8.3 HE-E annual monitoring report
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PEBS D2.2-9 Thermal Characterisation of HE-E Buffer
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PEBS D2.3-2.1 Report on GAME status, 1st period
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PEBS D2.3-2.2 Report on GAME status, 2nd period
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PEBS D2.3-3.1 Laboratory tests at the interfaces
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PEBS D2.3-3.2 Results of Small Cells with mortar-bentonite-magnetite
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PEBS D2.3-5 GAME data analysis report before dismantling
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PEBS D2.3-6.1 Geochemical interactions at the concrete-bentonite interface of column experiments
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PEBS D2.3-6.2 Formation of iron oxide and oxyhydroxides under different environmental conditions
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PEBS D3.1 Feasibility report on GAME mock-ups
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PEBS D3.1-1 Modelling and interpretation of the EB experiment hydration
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PEBS D3.1-2 Interpretation of the final state of the EB experiment barrier
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PEBS D3.2-1 Design and predictive modelling of the HE-E test
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PEBS D3.2-2 Modelling and Interpretation of the HE-E Experiment of the PEBS Project
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PEBS D3.3-1 Inverse Modelling of the FEBEX in situ test using iTOUGH2
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PEBS D3.3-2 Report on the modeling with initially available data
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PEBS D3.3-3 Modelling and interpretation of the FEBEX mock up test and of the long-term THM tests
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PEBS D3.4-1 Report on testing multiple-continua THC(m) models with laboratory and large-scale tests
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PEBS D3.5-1 Report on integration of available data for bentonites from different scales and scaling laws and extrapolation for long-term analyses for clay barriers
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PEBS D3.5-2 Formulation of a model suitable for long term predictions
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PEBS D3.5-3 Report on long-term THC(m) predictions of a HLW repository in granite
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PEBS D3.5-4 Extrapolation of the models developed to the repository long- term evolution and evaluation of uncertainties
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PEBS D3.5-4a Extrapolation of the models developed to the repository longterm evolution and evaluation of uncertainties – Review of thermomechanical continuum mixture theories applicable for EBS materials
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PEBS D4.1 Integration of the Short-term Evolution of the Engineered Barrier System (EBS) with the Long-term Safety Perspective
24/04/2018 4 MB  
PEBS D5.1 Project Presentation
24/04/2018 360 KB  
PEBS D5.13 Documents of 3rd Workshop
24/04/2018 4 MB  
PEBS D5.15 Documents of 4th Workshop
24/04/2018 7 MB  
PEBS D5.16 Final Scientific Report
24/04/2018 3 MB  
PEBS D5.5 Documents of 1st Workshop
24/04/2018 21 MB  
PEBS D6.1 1st Periodic Report
24/04/2018 131 KB  
PEBS D6.2 2nd Periodic Report
24/04/2018 375 KB  
PEBS Newsletter 1
24/04/2018 1 MB  
PEBS Newsletter 2
24/04/2018 878 KB  
PEBS Newsletter 3
24/04/2018 446 KB  
PEBS Newsletter 4
24/04/2018 222 KB  
PEBS Newsletter 5
24/04/2018 208 KB  
PEBS Newsletter 6
24/04/2018 675 KB  
PEBS Newsletter 7
24/04/2018 2 MB  
PEBS Newsletter 8
24/04/2018 403 KB  
PLATENSO Deliverable D4.2 – Scenario 2: “Phasing out nuclear power”
16/10/2019 1 MB  
PLATENSO Newsletter #1
  • 1st newsletter of the PLATENSO project.
17/07/2020 2 MB  
PLATENSO Newsletter #4
17/07/2020 2 MB  
Prague congress centre – Access Map
22/10/2013 651 KB  
PREDIS – D1.5: Proceedings of PREDIS May Workshop 2021
16/06/2022 5 MB  
PREDIS – D2.2: Gap Analysis
16/06/2022 3 MB  
PREDIS – D2.4: International approaches to establishing a waste acceptance system
16/06/2022 2 MB  
PREDIS – D3.4: Design and Definition of PREDIS training program (WP3)
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PREDIS – D3.6: Priority list and mobility formats
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PREDIS – D7.1: State of the Art in packaging, storage, and monitoring of cemented wastes
16/06/2022 2 MB  
PREDIS – D7.2.2: Reference package and factors affecting package evolution and degradation
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PREDIS – M2.3: Baseline Strategic Research Agenda
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PREDIS – MS1: End user seminars
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PREDIS – MS14: LCA and LCC protocol guidance
16/06/2022 1 MB  
Radiation Leakage and the Precision of Characterizing Nuclear Material Using Calorimetric Assay
2/08/2019 460 KB  
RED-IMPACT – Synthesis Report
9/02/2022 5 MB  
REDUPP Final Report
24/04/2018 594 KB  
REDUPP Newsletter 1
24/04/2018 280 KB  
REDUPP Newsletter 4
24/04/2018 294 KB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-1: Training materials
13/02/2025 6 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-10: Collection and Analysis of Actual Existing Knowledge about Disposal Options for SIMS
13/02/2025 3 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-11: Report presenting the results of the workshop dealing with possible conditioning routes for SIMS
13/02/2025 1 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-13: Case studies on shared solution between Member states
13/02/2025 1 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-14: The feasibility of developing further European shared solutions for waste management from cradle to grave
13/02/2025 580 KB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-17: Implementation of ROUTES action plan second phase: Transparency in establishment of national radioactive waste facilities: Criteria for good transparency, national case studies and recommendations
13/02/2025 3 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-18: Implementation of ROUTES action plan third phase; Report of Task 7 on Interaction with Civil Society (ICS); Short term and long-term public participation in RWM technical topics
13/02/2025 3 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-19: Synthesis of Task 7 activities
13/02/2025 904 KB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-21: Report on Evaluation of existing predisposal routes for SIMS with regard to disposal options
13/02/2025 795 KB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-22: Summary report on analysis, assessment and evaluation of disposal options for SIMS (taking into account both potential disposal options and predisposal routes) including Annex: Case studies on typical waste pathways.
13/02/2025 2 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-3: Recommendations for R&D, strategic study and KM activities for future European collaboration
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ROUTES Deliverable 9-5: Overview of issues related to challenging wastes
13/02/2025 2 MB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-7: Review of radioanalytical characterisation of selected radioactive wastes and wastes with complex chemical and toxic properties
  • The objective of this deliverable is a comprehensive description of radioanalytical characterisation, including • the identification of characterisation techniques, • the comparison of characterisation methods applied for the same waste in different countries, • the analysis of existing approaches and identification of knowledge gaps, as well as • to give recommendations both for future research and development (R&D) tackling the identified knowledge gaps and for characterisation approaches for countries with non-developed waste management concepts.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment ROUTES: Waste Management routes in Europe from cradle to grave (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 686 KB  
ROUTES Deliverable 9-8: Review of characterisation of legacy and historical wastes
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ROUTES Deliverable 9-9: Suggestions for the management of challenging wastes while maintaining compatibility with options for disposal
  • The present report is the sole deliverable documenting the work performed under ROUTES Task 4. It summarises the outcomes of ROUTES Subtasks 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3, namely: • Current use of WAC in Member States and some Associated Countries. • Key discussion points from the Subtask 4.2 workshop titled “Sharing experience on waste management with / without WAC available” held on 14-15 June 2021. • The results of a gap analysis performed following the workshop including a series of observations and recommendations aimed at supporting the progression of waste management activities when uncertainties remain regarding future stages in the waste lifecycle, particularly disposal end points, and/or when associated WAC are absent. • Key discussion points from the Subtask 4.3 workshop titled “R&D needs and opportunities for collaboration” held on 10 May 2022. • The process for identifying, screening and prioritising commonly held WAC-related R&D needs and the opportunities for potential future collaboration between Member States and Associated Countries on this topic.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment ROUTES: Waste Management routes in Europe from cradle to grave (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 3 MB  
RWM Science and Technology Plan 2020
11/11/2020 13 MB  
Safe and sustainable back-end of the fuel cycle (SSFC 2020) conference flyer
11/11/2019 287 KB  
SECIGD D1.7 Strategic Research Agenda Main Achievements and Way forward
24/04/2018 342 KB  
SECIGD2 D1-5-2 Master Deployment Plan and Joint Activities Outlines 2015
2/10/2015 4 MB  
SECIGD2 D1.1 Updated Website
24/04/2018 623 KB  
SECIGD2 D1.3 Terms of Reference
24/04/2018 473 KB  
SECIGD2 D1.4 4th IGD-TP Exchange Forum
24/04/2018 6 MB  
SECIGD2 D1.5 Master Deployment Plan and Joint Activities Outlines 2013
24/04/2018 4 MB  
SECIGD2 D1.5.1 Master Deployment Plan and Joint Activities Outlines 2014
24/04/2018 5 MB  
SECIGD2 D2.3 RD&D Planning Towards Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste – Guidance for less-advanced Programmes
24/04/2018 1 MB  
SECIGD2 Project Final Report
24/04/2018 386 KB  
SFC Deliverable 8.10: Chemical and structural / crystallographic properties of simulated fuel pellets and irradiated fuel pellets at the cladding / fuel interface
12/02/2025 5 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.11: Identification and analysis of potential accident scenarios in an interim storage and/or packaging facility and assessment of fuel performance
12/02/2025 6 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.13: Analysis of the conditions of the state-of-emergency radioactive wastes packages contained SNF, FCM or HLW/LLW generated due to ChNPP accident
12/02/2025 3 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.2: Updated State-of-the-art report
12/02/2025 13 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.3: Training materials
12/02/2025 46 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.4: Principles and performance of NDA systems and innovative detection techniques used for the characterisation of SNF samples and assemblies
12/02/2025 2 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.5: Results of the characterisation of SNF samples by NDA and radiochemical analysis: results from subtasks 2.2 and 2.3
12/02/2025 677 KB  
SFC Deliverable 8.6: Performance of sophisticated and best-practice industry codes based on SKB-50 data and data produced in subtasks 2.2 and 2.3
12/02/2025 1 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.7: Recommended procedures to determine SNF source terms
12/02/2025 310 KB  
SFC Deliverable 8.8: Thermo-mechanical-chemical properties of unirradiated and irradiated samples of spent nuclear fuel rod segments and cladding
12/02/2025 5 MB  
SFC Deliverable 8.9: Behaviour of doped UO2-based model materials as analogues for spent nuclear fuel under interim storage conditions
12/02/2025 6 MB  
SITEX 2013 D1.1 Project Presentation
20/02/2019 266 KB  
SITEX 2013 D1.2 Communication Plan
20/02/2019 333 KB  
SITEX 2013 D2.2 Main key technical issues, expertise and support needed
20/02/2019 2 MB  
SITEX 2013 D5.1 Recent approaches for stakeholder involvement
20/02/2019 491 KB  
SITEX 2014 D2.1 Overview of Existing Technical Guides and Further Development
20/02/2019 2 MB  
SITEX 2014 D3.1 R&D Orientations for Technical Safety Organizations
20/02/2019 1,022 KB  
SITEX 2014 D3.2 Availability and needs for technical and scientific tools for TSOs
20/02/2019 691 KB  
SITEX 2014 D3.3 Strategy for implementing TSO`s R&D programmes
20/02/2019 486 KB  
SITEX 2014 D4.1 Available technical review guidance and further needs
20/02/2019 2 MB  
SITEX 2014 D4.2 A plan for competence development in expertise of radwaste disposal safety
20/02/2019 351 KB  
SITEX 2014 D5.2 Interaction with stakeholders in the technical review in practice
20/02/2019 5 MB  
SITEX 2014 D6.1 Conditions for establishing a sustainable expertise network
20/02/2019 2 MB  
SITEX 2014 D6.2 Terms of Reference (TOR) of the SITEX network
20/02/2019 2 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D1.1 – Strategic Research Agenda of the Expertise Function in the Field of Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste
26/09/2019 3 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D1.2 – Setting the Terms of References for the SRA Implemenation
26/09/2019 320 KB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D2.1 – Developing a common understanding on the interpretation of safety requirements
29/09/2019 776 KB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D2.2 – Technical guide on the review of a safety case
29/09/2019 1 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D3.1 – Synthesis of existing practices for training and tutoring of experts in geological disposal safety
26/09/2019 3 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D3.2 – Development of a training module for generalist experts in geological disposal
29/09/2019 3 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D3.4 – Lessons learnt from the pilot training session
29/09/2019 6 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D4.1 – Conditions and means for developing interactions with Civil Society
29/09/2019 2 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D5.4 – Final Project Report
29/09/2019 2 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D5.5 – Action plan for establishing SITEX network
29/09/2019 1 MB  
SITEX-II Deliverable D6.1 – Presentation of the project
29/09/2019 565 KB  
SITEX-II Milestone M5.2 – Minutes from workshop with Civil Society, Budapest, June 2016
29/09/2019 2 MB  
SITEX-II Milestone M5.3 – Minutes from workshop with Civil Society, Brussels, November 2016
29/09/2019 2 MB  
SITEX-II Newsletter #1 – December 2016
29/09/2019 910 KB  
SITEX-II Newsletter #2- June 2017
29/09/2019 883 KB  
SITEX-II Newsletter #3 – November 2017
29/09/2019 939 KB  
SKB RD&D Programme 2019
28/01/2020 23 MB  
SKB School of Geological Disposal – April 2018 announcement
21/06/2018 1 MB  
SKB School of Geological Disposal – July 2019 information pack
15/07/2019 3 MB  
SKB School of Geological Disposal – June 2018 information pack
5/07/2018 3 MB  
Solution composition and particle size effects on the dissolution and 6 solubility of a ThO2 microstructural analogue for UO2 matrix of 7 nuclear fuel
24/04/2018 813 KB  
The Nuclear Materials Conference (NuMat2020) – Sponshorship and Exhibition Opportunities Flyer
26/11/2019 279 KB  
The Role of Optimisation in Geological Disposal Programmes for Radioactive Waste
3/04/2023 1 MB  
THERAMIN Conference 2020 Flyer
6/03/2019 640 KB  
THERAMIN D5.4 Project Synthesis Report
17/03/2021 2 MB  
THERAMIN D5.5 Project Summary Report
17/03/2021 580 KB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D3.1 – Matching of wastestreams to appropriate technology demonstrators
  • THERAMIN Deliverable D3.1, published 16 January 2018. The scope of this report is to record the decisions taken in matching generic waste streams selected from WP2 to demonstrations to be carried out on the facilities made available by participating organisations. The report identifies the technology demonstrators, references the waste stream types for demonstration as agreed in WP2 and notes the decisions taken at the WP3 kick off meeting allocating waste streams to demonstrators.
  • Related activities: THERAMIN: Thermal treatment for radioactive waste minimisation and reduction
31/07/2019 157 KB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D3.3 – SHIVA and In-Can Melting technologies and demonstration test trials
  • THERAMIN Deliverable D3.3, published 14 June 2019. This report describes two trials - first, the SHIVA incineration-vitrification process, combining heating by transferred arc plasma and direct induction, and second, the In-Can Melter trial, which was designed to vitrify inactive ash coming from the incineration of technological waste.
  • Related activities: THERAMIN: Thermal treatment for radioactive waste minimisation and reduction
31/07/2019 2 MB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D3.4 – Gasification based waste treatment
  • THERAMIN Deliverable D3.4, published 31 January 2019. VTT has developed, constructed and tested a thermal gasification based treatment method, especially for organic ion exchange resins (IXR). Technically the method can also be used for reduction of volume of low level operational waste containing organic matter but the waste has to be crushed before treatment. The technology has been designed for compact process, which can be operated at NPP site. The process has been designed primarily for reduction of volume of high organic matter containing radioactive waste.
  • Related activities: THERAMIN: Thermal treatment for radioactive waste minimisation and reduction
31/07/2019 1 MB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D3.5 – Test Report on Demonstration of Geomelt Technology for THERAMIN Project
31/07/2019 12 MB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D3.6 – Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) demonstration NNL/USFD
31/07/2019 2 MB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D3.7 – VICHR technology
31/07/2019 2 MB  
THERAMIN Deliverable D4.1 – Waste Acceptance Criteria and requirements in terms of characterisation
31/07/2019 631 KB  
THERAMIN Final Conference Booklet
17/03/2021 1 MB  
THERAMIN Milestone MS12 – Definition and adaptation of characterisation tests
31/07/2019 532 KB  
THERAMIN MS15 Project Poster
7/12/2018 1 MB  
THERAMIN MS23 Revised Project Poster
17/03/2021 1 MB  
THERAMIN Newsletter 1 (Jan 2018)
2/03/2018 2 MB  
THERAMIN Newsletter 2 (Feb 2019)
6/03/2019 6 MB  
THERAMIN Newsletter 3 (Nov 2019)
5/12/2019 2 MB  
THERAMIN Project Conference – Student Funding Application Form
12/12/2019 280 KB  
THERAMIN Project Conference Agenda
12/12/2019 93 KB  
THERAMIN Technical Training School Flyer
5/03/2019 1 MB  
THERAMMIN Deliverable D4.2 – Thermal treatment for radioactive waste minimisation and hazard reduction
3/10/2019 13 MB  
TIMODAZ D02 WP2 Scoping calculations from CIMNE
25/09/2018 775 KB  
TIMODAZ D02 WP2 Study of the thermo-hydro-mechanical behaviour of a clay repository
25/09/2018 2 MB  
TIMODAZ D03 WP2 Final report
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TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Final report – simulation of lab and in-situ tests
25/09/2018 5 MB  
TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Report Annex 1 – Hollow cylinder test in Boom Clay
25/09/2018 6 MB  
TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Report Annex 2 – Hollow cylinder tests on COX argillite
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TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Report Annex 3 – Hollow cylinder tests on Opalinus Clay
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TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Report Annex 4 – In situ heating test ATLAS in Mol
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TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Report Annex 5 – In situ dilatometer tests in Mont Terri
25/09/2018 4 MB  
TIMODAZ D13 WP5.2 Report Annex 6 – Large scale excavation and heater in-situ experiment: the PRACLAY experiment modelling
25/09/2018 11 MB  
TIMODAZ D14 WP6 Final report
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TIMODAZ D15 WP1 Executive summary of 1st period activities
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TIMODAZ D15 WP1 Executive summary of 3rd year activities
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TIMODAZ D15 WP1 Executive summary of mid-term activities
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TIMODAZ D15 WP1 Final activity report (submitted to EC)
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TIMODAZ D15 WP1 General project scope and objectives
20/09/2018 316 KB  
TIMODAZ photos
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Training Materials of the 1st GAS/HITEC Joint Training Course (EURAD D6.3)
17/06/2020 41 MB  
Two decades of Safety Case Development: An IGSC 20th anniversary brochure
12/01/2021 17 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.1: Training materials
13/02/2025 48 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.11: Study on management options for different types of uncertainties and programme phases
13/02/2025 2 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.12: Preferences of different actors on uncertainty management
13/02/2025 4 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.13: Understanding of uncertainty management by the various stakeholders
  • This report provides information about the work carried out in UMAN Task n°5 - Interactions between all categories of actors, including Civil Society in the frame of Subtask 5. 1 – Preparation, support and reporting of pluralistic analyses, topic 1: Meaning for different actors of uncertainty management and of its relationships with risk, safety and the safety case. Various inputs were used for Topic 1 but the central instrument was a seminar held on 26-27 October 2020 (“UMAN seminar 1. What does uncertainty management mean for different types of actors and how is it related to risk, safety and the safety case?”). The report provides a description and interpretation of the seminar.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 2 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.14: Pluralistic analysis of site and geosphere uncertainty
  • This report provides information about the work carried out in UMAN Task n°5 - Interactions between all categories of actors, including Civil Society in the frame of Subtask 5. 1 – Preparation, support and reporting of pluralistic analyses. Initially, it was planned to organize discussions of Seminar 2 on Topic 2 (uncertainty pictures at different steps of geological disposal programme) and Seminar 3 on Topic 3 (uncertainty management options for addressing uncertainties throughout a disposal programme). As it is a continuous process, Task 5 adapted the initial planned to take into account the results of seminar 1.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 1 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.15: Pluralistic analysis of uncertainty related to human aspects
  • This deliverable provides information about the work carried out in UMAN Task n°5 - Interactions between all categories of actors, including civil society in the frame of Subtask 5. 1 – Preparation, support and reporting of pluralistic analyses. Task 5 adapted the initial work plan and focused in seminar 3 on human related uncertainties. In this seminar, actors’ views on these uncertainties and the management options for the most safety significant uncertainties were discussed together.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
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UMAN Deliverable 10.16: How to manage uncertainties in a pluralistic way and in a long-term perspective?
  • This report provides information about the work carried out in UMAN Task n°5 - Interactions between all categories of actors, including civil society in the frame of Subtask 5. 1 – Preparation, support and reporting of pluralistic analyses, topic 4: Methods that can be used for discussing and organizing pluralistic assessments of uncertainties with civil society stakeholders throughout a disposal programme. Various inputs were used for topic 4, but the central instrument was a seminar held on 14-15 December 2022 (“UMAN seminar 4. How to manage uncertainties in a pluralistic way and in a long-term perspective?”). This report provides a description and interpretation of the seminar.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
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UMAN Deliverable 10.17: Synthesis report of WP UMAN outcomes from a civil society point of view
13/02/2025 2 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.18: Views of the different actors on the identification, characterization and potential significance of uncertainties on the near-field
  • This deliverable analyses the views of the three categories of actors collected via the new UMAN Questionnaire on near-field uncertainties, launched on April 5, 2022. It includes also the results of Task 3.6 Workshop held at RATEN, Romania 24-25 November 2022, where the replies to the questionnaire and the SotAs of CONCORD and MAGIC have been presented and discussed. In addition, discussion within Seminar 5 (at BelV, Brussels 06-07 December 2023) were taken into account, where CS representatives joint the discussion on near-field uncertainties with WMOs TSOs and REs.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 9 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.19: Possible management options and preferences of different actors for near-field related uncertainties
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UMAN Deliverable 10.2: Generic strategies for managing uncertainties
  • This report presents the findings of Sub-Task 2.1 of the UMAN work package of EURAD project. UMAN is focused on developing a common understanding among European Waste Management Organisations (WMOs), Technical Support Organisations (TSOs) and Research Entities (REs) and civil society of strategies and approaches for managing uncertainties by sharing knowledge and identifying remaining and emerging issues. Sub-Task 2.1 is focused specifically on identifying generic strategies for managing uncertainties. The Sub-Task 2.1 work has largely drawn on responses from WMOs, TSOs and REs to a questionnaire produced for the UMAN project to facilitate information gathering.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 5 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.20: Application of the methods for a pluralistic assessment of uncertainties and their management to near-field uncertainties
  • This report provides information about the work carried out in UMAN Task n°5 - Interactions between all categories of actors, including Civil Society in the frame of the extension of Subtask 5.1 – Preparation, support and reporting of pluralistic analyses. Existing Task 5 have been extended to test with a broader stakeholder group including civil society the methods identified by UMAN Task 5 (and more especially during UMAN Seminar 4) for a pluralistic assessment of uncertainties and their management, using near-field uncertainties as case study.
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 1 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.3: Uncertainty identification, classification and quantification
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UMAN Deliverable 10.4: Methodological Approaches to Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis
13/02/2025 6 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.5: Uncertainties relevant to the safety case
13/02/2025 419 KB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.6: Views of the different actors on the identification, characterization and potential significance of uncertainties on waste inventory and on the impact of predisposal steps
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UMAN Deliverable 10.7: Views of actors on the identification, significance of uncertainties on site and geosphere
13/02/2025 2 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.8: Views of the different actors on the identification, characterization and potential significance of uncertainties related to human aspects
  • The report presents the description of the human-related uncertainties, synthetizing the results from the various inputs with a focus on the ten main uncertainties associated with the following topics and considered as of high-priority for further investigation, i.e.: • A: Process for the identification of a workable set of repository requirements • B: Continuity of the waste management policy along political changes • C: Robustness of the presently considered safety requirements with regard to the long term • D: Public acceptance of the repository at potentially suitable or projected location • E: Schedule to be considered for implementing the different phases of the disposal programme • F: Robustness of the safety case vis-à-vis sociotechnical factors • G: New knowledge • H: Adequacy of safety-related activities (in siting, design, construction, operation and closure) for the implementation of (operational and long-term) safety provisions • I: Robustness of safety vis-à-vis possible cyber-attacks or programming errors • J: Availability of well-educated human resources, and relevant experts in radioactive waste management along the repository lifetime until closure
  • Related activities: EURAD: European Joint Programme on Radioactive Waste Managment UMAN: Understanding of uncertainty, risk and safety (EURAD WP)
13/02/2025 2 MB  
UMAN Deliverable 10.9: Views of the different actors on the identification, characterisation and potential significance of uncertainties associated with spent fuel
13/02/2025 1 MB