7th-9th October 2015

The Training Course on Analytical Platform – Scientific methods and tools for information collection and exchange is organised by KIT (Germany), NCSRD (Greece), CIEMAT (Spain), VUJE (Slovak Republic), SCK-CEN (Belgium) and MUTADIS (France) in cooperation with the NERIS Platform in the framework of the EC FP7 PREPARE Project.

The course, limited to 24 participants, will take place on October 7-9, 2015 in Trnava (Slovak Republic).

Download the second announcement including the registration form.

Download the Programme of the Training Course.

Download information on PREPARE Analytical Platform.

Registration deadline: September 7, 2015

For further information, please contact the hosted Coordinator (Tatiana Duranova) or the NERIS Secretary (Sandra Lafage)

Target public

• Technical and radiological advisors
• Staff responsible for the overall emergency organisation and policy
• Civil protection officers
• Environmental protection officers
• Members of CBRN units

Registration

The course is funded through the European Commission FP7 project PREPARE (« Innovative integrative tools and platforms to be prepared for radiological emergencies and post-accident response in Europe ») and thus it is free for all participants. Priority will be given to participants from E.U. countries working in the domain of nuclear or radiological emergency management. A limited number of places (maximum 5) will be available for participants from non-European countries.
The course is limited to 25 participants. For registration, please use the course website.

Venue & hotel accommodation

The course is held at the Lakehouse (former Club-House) of the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre, Boeretang 201, BE-2400 Mol, Belgium.
Rooms can be booked at the Lakehouse hotel or at Alauda Hotel. Please contact Mrs. Viviane Vanspringel (viviane.vanspringel@sckcen.be) for the booking.

Main course topics

• Characterisation of long-term exposure and feedback experience
• Principles and criteria for the management of post-accident situations
• Management options for contaminated food production systems
• Management options for contaminated water resources
• Radiation monitoring & health surveillance
• Long-term preparedness and stakeholder involvement
• Insights on Fukushima long term post-accident issues

Target audience

• Technical and radiological advisors (radiological protection and safety authorities)
• Health physicists
• Health and food safety authorities representatives
• Personal staff and professionals responsible for the overall policy and organisation of rehabilitation at the national and local levels
• Civil protection officers and emergency workers
• As well as all other interested persons