Nuclear Knowledge Management
School of Nuclear Knowledge Management, 1- 5 September 2008, Trieste, Italy
Organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA, Vienna, Austria) in cooperation with The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP, Trieste, Italy) and The World Nuclear Association (WNA, London, UK)
1. Introduction
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Summary
- Final Programme
- List of Participants
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Interview with Claudio Tuniz, Special Advisor of the Director, ICTP
2. Opening Session
- School of Nuclear Knowledge Management: Strategy, Approach and Achivements
Andrey Kosilov, IAEA - INVITED PRESENTATION
Nuclear Knowledge Management - Experience from Standardized Implementation in Operating US Reactors Can Assist Existing and Emerging Nuclear Power Countries
Donald R. Hoffman, USA
3. Basics of Knowledge Management
- Basic Aspects, Concepts and Methods of Knowledge Management
Dimitris Karagiannis, Austria - Capturing and Transferring Knowledge: Basic Concepts
Ed Boyles, USA - Capturing and Transferring Knowledge: Basic Concepts
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA
4. Policies and Strategies in Nuclear Knowledge Management
- Nuclear Energy for 21st Century - Needs for KM
Yanko Yanev, IAEA - The Development of the NDA (UK) Approach to Nuclear Knowledge Management
Ian Upshall, UK - Improving Organizational Performance with a KM System
Peter Puhr-Westerheide, Germany
5. Human Resources and Knowledge Transfer
- Risk Management of Knowledge Loss
in Nuclear Industry Organizations
Ed Boyles, USA - Human Resource Challenges to KM and Industry best practices for managing an ageing work force
Ed Boyles, USA
6. Managing Nuclear Information Resources
- Managing Nuclear Information
Yanko Yanev, IAEA - Introduction to INIS
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - INIS Demonstration
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - Record Management and Long Term Preservation and Retrieval of Information
Ian Upshall, UK - Preservation of Nuclear Information and Records
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - General Requirements for Nuclear Knowledge Management Portal
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - Enterprise information portals at GRS
Peter Puhr-Westerheide, Germany - Practical examples of IT tools to support knowledge management, Part I
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - Practical examples of IT tools to support knowledge management, Part II
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA
7. Methods and Tools for KM including Practical Examples
- Knowledge representation methods and their application
Peter Puhr-Westerheide, Germany - Nuclear Knowledge Management in R&D organizations
Ian Upshall, UK - Knowledge Management: Safety Considerations
Peter Firbas, IAEA - KM in a German TSO: the GRS experience
Peter Puhr-Westerheide, Germany - Elements of knowledge management and KM Assessment
Andrey Kosilov, IAEA - KM Self Assessment – a case study and the practical use of indicators
Andrey Kosilov, IAEA - Building and Maintaining a Knowledge Sharing Culture
Tatiana Karseka, IAEA - IAEA Methodology and Guidance on Nuclear Knowledge Management
Andrey Kosilov, IAEA - Interactive Workshop on “KM needs in National Nuclear Organizations”
Ian Upshal, UK
8. Networking for Education and Training
- Networking for Education and Training: IAEA approach
Andrey Kosilov, Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - The World Nuclear University: Achievements and Perspectives
Madiba Saidy, WNU - World Nuclear University Summer Institute 2008
Madiba Saidu, WNU - Nuclear Knowledge Management by the European Nuclear Education Network Association - Experience and Perspectives
Csaba Sükösd, the ENEN Association - Preservation and dissemination of nuclear knowledge with an educational cyber platform
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - Networking for Education and Training in UK
Ian Upshall, UK - Networking for Education and Training in USA
Ed Boyles, USA, - Electronic Nuclear Training Catalogue
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA - IT/IM Initiatives to Support Nuclear Education and Training
Andrey Pryakhin, IAEA
9. Resource Material
- Strengthening the Agency's
Activities Related to Nuclear Science, Technology and Applications,
Report by the Director General, September 2006
- Strengthening the Agency's
Activities Related to Nuclear Science, Technology and Applications,
Resolution from 4 October 2008
- Handbook of Nuclear Knowledge Management,
Second Edition,
Draft, Prepared for School of Nuclear Knowledge Management, 1 – 5 September 2008, Trieste, Italy
- Nuclear Information and Knowledge,
INIS and NKM newsletter, No. 4, September 2007
- Nuclear Information and Knowledge,
INIS and NKM newsletter, No. 5, March 2008
- Knowledge Management
for Nuclear Organizations, Glossary
10. Photo Gallery
- make friends
- Group photo 1
- Group photo 2
- Group photo 3
- Group photo 4
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Group photo 5
- Sun set
- Pier 1
- Pier 2