The NERIS Workshop took place on Monday 9th October 2023 as a satellite Workshop of next ERPW in Dublin, Ireland. It gathered around 80 participants and was fruitful thanks to its speakers and qualitative presentations during the day.
Please find following the link to the Workshop programme and presentations : NERIS Workshop 2023 programme
The proceedings of this Workshop are now available and can be downloaded here.
The presentations are available in the following links.
Tritium: A quasi-real time in water tritium monitor for NPPs, José Díaz – Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC) – Universitat de València (UV) (Spain)
UAV plume measurements for reconstructing radiological source terms, and field trials at the BR-1 reactor, James Carr & Luke Lebel – Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (Canada)
Development of a Bayesian inference framework for near-range source term estimation and uncertainty quantification, Jens Peter Frankemölle – SCK CEN / KU Leuven (Belgium)
A baseline for source reconstruction using FREAR, Pieter De Meutter – SCK CEN (Belgium)
Clustering and selection of relevant meteorological scenarios for short-range atmospheric dispersion in the case of nuclear accidents, Irène Korsakissok on behalf of Youness El-Ouartassy – IRSN and Météo-France (France)
Atmospheric Plume Modelling and Source Reconstruction of Radioactive Argon-41 from the NRU Reactora, Lucian Ivan – Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (Canada)
Dose and risk calculation tool for simulation of countermeasures, aimed for training of, for example, decision makers not specialized in radiation protection, Jonathan Sundström – University of Gothenburg (Sweden)
A novel method to estimate the radiological effects of fallout from nuclear detonation, Jasper Tomas – RIVM – National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (The Netherlands)
Using more realistic weather in emergency exercises, Peter Bedwell – UK Health Security Agency – UKHSA (UK)
Release of tritium-containing water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean – views of coastal residents (recording), Varsha Hande – Nagasaki University (Japan)
Investigations on Small Modular Reactor Emergency Preparedness and Response Planning Basis at Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, David Hummel – Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (Canada)
The IRSN C3X-Response platform: Integrating features from R&D to face challenges in EPR and recovery, Marilyne Tombette – IRSN (France)
Updating European preparedness to enable addressing warfare scenarios, Kasper Andersson – DTU SUSTAIN (Denmark)
Resilience and sustainable development following a nuclear accident: lessons from the Fukushima Daiichi NPPaccident, Thierry Schneider – CEPN (France)
Analysing radiological consequences from fallout after nuclear explosions with ARGOS, Anna Maria Blixt Buhr – Swedish Radiation Safety Authority (Sweden)
Assessment of potential radiological consequences of nuclear detonations using dispersion modeling, Florian Gering on behalf of Florian Mertes – Federal Office for Radiation Protection (Germany)
NERIS research priorities, Antony Bexon – UK Health Security Agency (United Kingdom)
Review of the management of non-food goods in Japan after the Fukushima accident, Eymeric Lafranque – CEPN (France)
Radiological Emergency Program of Valencia Region, Mireia Simeó Vinaixa – Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC) – Universitat de València (UV) (Spain)
OECD-Nuclear Energy Agency Sixth International Nuclear Emergency Exercise (INEX-6), Marilyne Tombette – IRSN (on behalf of the OECD-Nuclear Energy Agency) (France)