Papers from the EC/JRC-OECD Seminar on Emergency and Risk Zoning around Nuclear Power Plants, held in Petten, The Netherlands, 26-27 April 2005.
- Risk zoning and risk decision making
- International requirements for the establishment of emergency zones
- IAEA activities related to on-site management and off-site emergency preparedness involving external events including those of malevolent origin
- Technical basis for off-site emergency planning in France
- Emergency zoning and PSA applications in Finland
- Emergency zoning around nuclear power plants in Slovakia
- Reference scenarios and emergency zoning for nuclear facilities in The Netherlands
- Risk-informed emergency planning requirements for Koeberg Nuclear Power Station
- Determination and justification of the reference scenarios and associated source terms for emergency planning in Switzerland
- Risk zoning in relation to risk of external events (application to IRIS design)
- IRIS safety-by-design™ and its implication to lessen emergency planning requirements
- Accident consequence assessment and its implications for emergency planning of the pilot commercial HTR plant in China
- mplementation of the results of the uncertainty analysis of the COSYMA package for zoning purposes
- Urbanisation control around industrial Seveso sites: the French context
- Summary: Main conclusions and recommendations from the JRC/OECD seminar on emergency and risk zoning around nuclear power plants (26–27 April 2005, Petten, The Netherlands)
- Campylobacter source attribution by exposure assessment
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