Grand Junction remedial action program : analysis of currently approved and proposed procedures for establishing eligibility for remedial action /

"DOE/EV/01621-T1."

Preparation, maintenance, and application of standards of radioactivity /

See errata sheet at end of item.

Hydrologic and tracer studies in Mohawk River at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory /

"Unclassified."

Summary of airborne reconnaissance in the Little Belt and Castle Mountains, Montana /

Salt Lake City, Utah, Salt Lake Area Office, United States Atomic Energy Commission.

Summary report for lower Columbia River environmental radiological survey in Oregon, June 5, 1961-July 31, 1963,

Cover title: Lower Columbia River environmental radiological survey in Oregon, 1961-1963.

Nuclear safety experiments on plutonium and enriched uranium hydrogen moderated assemblies containing boron /

"Date Distributed: October 13, 1960."

Radiological health data and reports.

Mode of access: Internet.

Nondestructive detection, identification, and analysis of fissionable materials /

"Report written: January 1967; Report distributed: November 20, 1967."

Radiation control, for fire and other emergency forces,

Includes bibliography.

Annual report /

Description based on: 1983-84; title from cover.

Biennial report /

Title from cover.

Criteria for selection of fuel cycle and major materials licenses needing radiological contingency plans /

"NUREG-0767."

Nuclear materials : additional information on shipments from DOE's Rocky Flats Plant : fact sheet for the Honorable Timothy E. Wirth, U.S. Senate /

"B-216376"--P. [1].

Transferability of geoscientific information from various sources (study sites, underground rock laboratories, natural analogues) to support safety cases for radioactive waste repositories in argillaceous formations

In studies related to deep geological disposal of radioactive waste, it is current practice to transfer external information (e.g. from other sites, from underground rock laboratories or from natural analogues) to safety cases for specific projects. Transferable information most commonly includes parameters, investigation techniques, process understanding, conceptual models and high-level conclusions on system behaviour. Prior to transfer, the basis of transferability needs to be established. In argillaceous rocks, the most relevant common feature is the microstructure of the rocks, essentially determined by the properties of clay–minerals. Examples are shown from the Swiss and French programmes how transfer of information was handled and justified. These examples illustrate how transferability depends on the stage of development of a repository safety case and highlight the need for adequate system understanding at all sites involved to support the transfer.