International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management: Strategies, Information Management and Human Resource Development

7-10 September 2004, Saclay, France

Session 2: Managing and Preserving Nuclear Knowledge

Oral Presentations

Nuclear knowledge management overview at EDF
Mr. J. Ballay (EDF)
email: Jf.ballay@edfgdf.fr
fulltext: abstract full paper PPT presentation
paper no: 02/O/01
France
Towards a common knowledge base for nuclear research: a challenge for the stakeholders community and for the EC
Mr. G. Van Goethem (European Commission)
email: georges.van-goethem@cec.eu.int
fulltext: abstract full paper PPT presentation
paper no: 02/O/02
EC
Nuclear knowledge management: The GRS realisation
Mr. D. Beraha (GRS)
email: bea@grs.de
fulltext: abstract full paper PPT presentation
paper no: 02/O/03
Germany
Knowledge preservation strategies for nuclear power plants (to be confirmed)
Mr. S. Koruna (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and Unaxis Displays)
email: stefan.koruna@gmx.ch
fulltext: PPT presentation
paper no: 02/O/05
Switzerland
The role of tacit knowledge and the challenges in transferring it in the nuclear power plant context
Ms. L. Hyttinen (Helsinki University of Technology)
email: laura.hyttinen@hut.fi
fulltext: abstract full paper
paper no: 02/O/06
Finland
Knowledge preservation of Atucha type reactor practical approaches and lessons learned
Ms. M. O. de Eppenstein
email: meppens@cnea.gov.ar
fulltext: abstract PPT presentation
paper no: 02/O/07
Argentina
Knowledge management tools for enhancing nuclear safety
Mr. L. Lederman (IAEA)

fulltext: abstract full paper
paper no: 02/O/8
IAEA
Need for Capacity Building and Knowledge Management in Nuclear Applications, an IAEA perspective
Mr. M. Rossbach (IAEA)
email: m.rossbach@iaea.org
fulltext: abstract PPT presentation
paper no: 02/O/09
IAEA

Poster Presentations

Posters will be displayed on Wednesday, 8 September and on Thursday, 9 September 2004 from 9:00 until appr. 30 min after the end of the programme of that day jointly for all sessions held during that day. Locations will be identified on the conference site; the maximum poster size is width: 870 mm, height: 1170 mm. Authors of posters are requested to be present near their respective poster panels during breaks (coffee, lunch) and at the end of each day to answer questions.

Knowledge management at Eletronuclear
Mr. W. P. S. Lepecki (Eletronuclear)
email: lepecki@eletronuclear.gov.br
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/01
Brazil
Managing nuclear knowledge: a SCK•CEN concern
Mr. L. Ruyssen (SCK•CEN)
email: mruyssen@sckcen.be
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/02
Belgium
The International Science and Technology Center (ISTC): supporting of nuclear knowledge progress through ten years of international cooperation (Information Review)
Mr. L. Tocheny (International Science and Technology Center (ISTR))
email: tocheny@istc.ru
fulltext: abstract
poster no: 02/P/04
Russia
Science Government – a single gateway to the deep web knowledge of US science agencies
Mr. B. A. Hitson (U.S. Department of Energy)
email: hitsonb@osti.gov
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/05
United States of America
Towards an integrated knowledge management expert networking in the company
Mr. K. J. Schmatjko (FRAMATOME)
email: klaus-joachim.schmatjko@framatome-anp.com
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/06
Germany
Efforts in improvement of nuclear knowledge and information management in Croatia
Mr. S. Pleslic (Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing)
email: sanda.pleslic@fer.hr
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/07
Croatia
Problems of nuclear knowledge and information management in CIS
Mr. N. M. Grusha (Joint Institute of Power and Nuclear Research – Sosny National Academy of Sciences of Belarus)
email: grusha@sosny.bas-net.by
fulltext: abstract
poster no: 02/P/08
Belarus
A case study of a Cuban governmental institution
Mr. A. L. Nunez (ISCTN)
email: arnaldo@info.isctn.edu.cu
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/10
Cuba
Ways of preserving nuclear knowledge in Tajikistan
Mr. J .A. Salomov (Nuclear and Radiation Safety Agency of the Academy of Sciences)
email: nrsa-js@ac.tajik.net
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/12
Tajikistan
Managing nuclear information in Tanzania
Mr. S. F. Sawe (National Radiation Commission)
email: nrcnim@habari.co.tz
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/13
Tanzania
Implementing knowledge management in BNFL - a case study
Mr. G. E. Grant
email: giles.grant@britishnucleargroup.com
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/14
United Kingdom
Historical survey of nuclear non-proliferation in Estonia
Ms. I. Maalmann (Estonian Radiation Protection Centre)
email: Iige.Maalmann@ekk.envir.ee
fulltext: abstract full presentation
poster no: 02/P/15
Estonia
Knowledge management: high energy physics as model case
Mr. A. Trabelsi (Centre National des Sciences Et Technologies Nucléaires)
email: r.hamada@cnstn.rnrt.tn
fulltext: abstract
poster no: 02/P/16
Tunesia

Virtual Presentations

This web based session comprises papers which have been accepted by the conference Scientific Committee, but which could not be presented by the author during the conference. The papers are included and made available through this web based session as an additional information resource as a part of the International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management.

A structured approach to introduce the knowledge management practice in a national nuclear research institution in Malaysia
Ms. A. H. Daud (Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT))
email: ainul@mint.gov.my
fulltext: abstract full presentation
paper no: 02/WBS/01
Malaysia
Nuclear knowledge preservation in Lithuania
Ms. R. Karalute (Ministry of Economy)
email: r.karaliute@ukmin.lt
fulltext: abstract full presentation
paper no: 02/WBS/02
Lithuania