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Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:On April 7, 1977, President Carter announced his policy Carter to defer indefinitely the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel. Many of us in…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The paper will provide a status report on the IAEA's past activities and future option for \"excess\" fissile material in nuclear weapon…
Type:JNMM
Volume:27
Issue:3
Abstract:This partly anecdotal history of the IAEA's use of photo surveillance is largely the story of the twin Minolta photo unit. It began in a…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Commercially available satellite data has emerged as a potential complementary open information source to support the IAEA's traditional…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Since President Clinton's September 27, 1993, policy statement, approximately 12 metric tons if excess material at Oak Ridge, Hanford, and…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:This paper discusses problems and successes in implementing materials accounting of nuclear facilities in Russia, based on the authors’…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:It is envisaged that the SNRI (Shot Notice Random Inspection) will be introduced into all Japanese LEU fuel fabrication facilities shortly…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:During the past three years US monitoring at Russian nuclear facilities, subject to the HEU Purchase Agreement, has evolved as MINATOM and…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site (RFETS) implemented LANMAS as the promary accounting system for nuclear materials at the site…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The United States is required under many treaties, agreements, and initiatives to permit foreign inspection teams to conduct on-site…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Japan’s domestic physical protection system was formulated soon after the issuance of IAEA Guidelines, INFCIRC/225. Major elements of…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:In June and October 1998, a group of physical protection experts representing IAEA Member States met in Vienna and updated Revision 3 of…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:This paper will describe the German System of Physical Protection and will explain the basic philosophy with regard to the modification of…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:While substantial work has been performed in the Russian MPC&A program, much more needs to be be done at Russian nuclear facilities to…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Dissolution of spent fuels in the THORP reprocessing plant results in large batches of spent fuel cladding which must be comprehensively…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Segmented gamma scanning is a well established technique for the non-destructive assay of gamma emitting radioisotopes in drummed waste.…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:A rigorous stochastic theory of the neutron and photon induced multiplicities has been developed.
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:With increased awareness of the need to protect nuclear material from unlawful activities, the international community is taking action to…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:The ultimate objective of the widespread efforts to secure neclear materials in the former Soviet Union is for the cooperating states to…
Type:Annual Meeting Proceedings
Abstract:Information remains a cornerstone in safeguards. Strengthened safeguards builds on 1) States contributing more information to the IAEA and…