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International Conference On
Knowledge Management in Nuclear Facilities

Vienna, Austria 18-21 June 2007


Session 1: Knowledge Management for Safety and Regulation


Chair:

Gustaf Löwenhielm (Sweden)

Co-chair:

Lothar Hahn (Germany)

Rapporteur:

Pieter de Gelder (Belgium)

Keynotes


John Linehan (USA)

A Framework for Knowledge Management in a Regulatory Agency

David Beraha (Germany)

Managing Knowledge in Technical and Scientific Support Organizations

Dana Drabova / Peter Lietava (WENRA)

The Role of Knowledge Management in Achieving Harmonized High Level of Nuclear Safety

Papers: Oral Presentations


Tomio Kawata (Japan)

Knowledge Management in the Japanese High-Level Waste Disposal Programme

Agustin Alonso (Spain)

The Loss of Knowledge in Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection during the Spanish Nuclear Moratorium

Georg Schwarz (Switzerland)

Implementing Knowledge Management at the Swiss Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (HSK)

Abel Gonzales (Argentina)

From Nuclear Stagnation to Renaissance: The Challenge of Transferring Regulatory Knowledge

Papers: Poster Presentations


O. Klevtsov (Ukraine)

Perspectives of Developing and Using of Knowledge Base on NPP’s I&C for Expert Activity Support

Zainal Arifin (Indonesia)

Challenges to Implementation of Knowledge Management on Drafting of Nuclear Regulation in Indonesia

Qingsong Wang (China)

Management of Registration Nuclear Safety Engineer of China

Sandra G. Cruz (USA)

Records/Knowledge Management in a Nuclear Facility's Industrial Hygiene Laboratory

Yuri Opanasiuk (Russian Federation)

MPC&A Culture program in KI RRC

Natalia V. Saraeva (Russian Federation)

Knowledge Preservation for Successful Development of Nuclear Power (using the Best Practice of RTA “Nonproliferation” in Structure of FSI RRC “Kurchatov Institute”)

Olexander Gaidar (Ukraine)

The Geo-Information System for the Ecological Impact Assessment of Nuclear Facilities under Decommissioning

Serban Valeca (Romania)

Nuclear Safety based on Nuclear Knowledge - a Romanian Approach

M. Claxton (U.K.)

Digital Preservation Techniques to Facilitate Knowledge Management in the Nuclear Sector

A.I. Sapozhnikov (Russian Federation)

Knowledge Management for Improved of Emergency Preparedness and Response at Nuclear Facilities

Y. Runova (Russian Federation)

The Management of Knowledge, Acquired in the Management of Radioactive Waste - the Result of Previous Activities

Hiroshi Noda (Japan)

JANTI Activities

Mark Kuznetsov (Russian Federation)

Role of Technical Support Organizations in Development and Maintaining Knowledge Management Systems for Russian Regulatory Body

Florin Abazi (IAEA)

Knowledge Management Approach to Emergency Procedures in Nuclear Facilities
Last Updated: 17-Dec-2007