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International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management: Strategies, Information Management and Human Resource Development Flyer.qxd 2004-03-24 09:00 Page 1 International Conference on Steering Committee Objectives Contact Information Nuclear Knowledge Management: International Atomic H.S. Cherif The objective of this conference is to reach a clear and com- International Atomic Energy Agency Energy Agency P.J. Gowin mon understanding of issues related to nuclear knowledge Conference IAEA - CN-123 Strategies, Information Y. Ya n ev management for sustaining knowledge and expertise in nuclear Vienna International Centre France, CEA B. Gillet science and technology. Wagramer Strasse 5 CEA/INSTN D. Gentile Management and Human P.O.Box 100 CEA/INSTN C. Feltin The conference will provide a forum for professionals and deci- A-1400 Vienna, Austria EUSIDIC J. van Halm Resource Development European Commission G. van Goethem sion makers in the nuclear sector, comprising industry, govern- Tel.: +43 1 26000 FORATOM P. Haug ments and academia as well as professionals in the knowledge Fax: +43 1 26007 Japan Atomic Industrial Forum N. Ishizuka management and information technology sectors E-mail: [email protected] OECD/Nuclear Energy Agency T. Haapalehto World Nuclear University J. Ritch, World Nuclear Association ∑ to exchange information and share experience on nuclear WONUC A. Maïsseu knowledge management, comprising strategies, informa- Scientific Secretariat (IAEA) Argentina, Atomic R. Cirimello tion management and human resource development; H.S. Cherif Department of Management Energy Commission P.J. Gowin Department of Nuclear Energy Belgium, Nuclear Research F. Moons ∑ to identify lessons learned and to embark on the develop- Y.L. Yanev Department of Nuclear Energy Centre (SCK•CEN) ment of new initiatives and concepts for nuclear knowl- France, CEA C. Brûlet, INIS Liaison Officer edge management in IAEA Member States; India, Department of Atomic Energy R.B. Grover Conference Organizer (IAEA) The Abdus Salam International B. K. Stewart ∑ for the INIS session, to discuss the present status and M. Solarik-Leahy Conference Services Section, MTCD Centre for Theoretical Physics Russian Federation, MINATOM V. M. Koupriyanov future developments of INIS. United States, DOE J. Gutteridge 7-10 September 2004, Saclay, France Liaison Officer and Local Organizer (CEA, France) Scientific Committee organized by the B. Gillet International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Commissariat à l’énergie atomique Division de l’énergie nucléaire D. Torgerson Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. Organized by the Bâtiment 212 F.H. Hammad Atomic Energy Authority, Egypt hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency F-91191 Gif-sur-Yvette Cédex P. Fritz Research Centre Karlsruhe, Germany Government of France through the France G.F. Schultheiss Germany Commissariat à l’énergie atomique (CEA) R. Chidambaram Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, India Tel: +33 1 69085355 In-Soon Chang Korea Atomic Energy Research Fax: +33 1 69085795 in co-operation with the Institute E-mail: [email protected] F. Mohd Amin Malaysian Institute for Nuclear European Commission (EC) WORLD NUCLEAR Technology Research OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (OECD/NEA) UNIVERSITY A. Gagarinski Kurchatov Institute, Russian Federation European Atomic Forum (FORATOM) Conference web page: B. Mavko University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Japan Atomic Industrial Forum (JAIF) http://www-pub.iaea.org/MTCD/meetings/meetings.asp W. Stumpf Pretoria University, South Africa World Council of Nuclear Workers (WONUC) B.R. Sehgal Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden World Nuclear University (WNU) R. Workman British Nuclear Fuels Ltd., United Kingdom European Association of Information Services (EUSIDIC) International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management: Strategies, Information Management and Human Resource Development 7-10 September 2004, Saclay, France Programme Structure Time 7 September 2004 8 September 2004 9 September 2004 10 September 2004 ”Keynotes” "Information and Knowledge" "Human Resources" "The Future" 9:00 8:00 Registration 09:00 Young Generation Session 2: Session 4: in the Nuclear 9:30 Opening Session "Managing and Preserving "Human Resources for Sector Nuclear Knowledge " the Nuclear Sector" IAEA informationsystems 10:00 Innovation and 10:30 Opening Keynotes Special Session on Special Sessionon Nuclear Knowledge paper presentations paper presentations 11:00 Closing Panel 12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch 12:00 Closing 14:00 Session 3: Session 5: Session 1: "Managing Nuclear "Networking Education "Keynotes on Information " and Training" Policies and Strategies" paper presentations paper presentations 17:30 Panel discussion and Rapporteur's summary Rapporteur's summary Summary 18:30 Reception (All) 20:30 Dinner (All) Poster sessions will be held in parallel to Sessions 1 to 5. In addition, (online) demonstrations of software solutions and information services may be arranged. International Atomic Energy Agency - International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management International Conference on Nuclear Knowledge Management: Strategies, Information Management and Human Resource Development Saclay, France 07-10 September 2004 BOOK OF EXTENDED SYNOPSES IAEA-CN-123 1 LIST OF EXTENDED SYNOPSES Number Title of Paper Name of Main Page Author Number IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management strategies in D.F. Torgerson 3 123/01/O/2 Canada IAEA-CN- Maintaining nuclear competence and expertise in Y. Fujii 5 123/01/O/3 Japan IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management – Russian lessons A. Gagarinsky 6 123/01/O/5 IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management – the role of the I. Ahmad 8 123/01/O/8 IAEA and its Technical Cooperation programme IAEA-CN- Knowledge management at the IAEA – challenges Y. Yanev 9 123/01/O/7 and opportunities IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management overview at EDF J. Ballay 11 123/02/O/1 IAEA-CN- Towards a common knowledge base for nuclear G. van Goethem 13 123/02/O/2 research: a challenge for the stakeholders community and for the EC IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management: The GRS D. Beraha 15 123/02/O/3 realisation IAEA-CN- Maintaining knowledge of radioactive waste I. Upshall 16 123/02/O/4 IAEA-CN- Knowledge preservation strategies for nuclear power S. Koruna 18 123/02/O/5 plants IAEA-CN- The role of tacit knowledge and the challenges in L. Hyttinen 21 123/02/O/6 transferring it in the nuclear power plant context IAEA-CN- Nuclear Knowledge preservation of Atucha type M. O. de 23 123/02/O/7 reactor: practical approaches and lessons learned Eppenstein IAEA-CN- Knowledge management and networking for L. Lederman 25 123/02/O/8 enhancing nuclear safety IAEA-CN- Knowledge management at Eletronuclear W. P. S. Lepecki 26 123/02/P/1 IAEA-CN- Managing nuclear knowledge: a SCK-CEN concern L. Ruyssen 28 123/02/P/2 IAEA-CN- The International Science and Technology Center L. Tocheny 29 123/02/P/4 (ISTC): supporting of nuclear knowledge progress through ten years of international cooperation (Information Review) IAEA-CN- Science.Gov- a single gateway to the deep web B.A. Hitson 33 123/02/P/5 knowledge of US science agencies Number Title of Paper Name of Main Page Author Number IAEA-CN- Towards an integrated knowledge management: K. J. Schmatjko 34 123/02/P/6 expert networking in the company IAEA-CN- Efforts in improvement of nuclear knowledge and S. Pleslic 36 123/02/P/7 information management in Croatia IAEA-CN- Problems of nuclear knowledge and information N.M. Grusha 38 123/02/P/8 management in CIS IAEA-CN- A structured approach to introduce the knowledge A.H. Daud 39 123/02/P/9 management practice in a national nuclear research institution in Malaysia IAEA-CN- A case study of a Cuban governmental institution A. L. Nunez 41 123/02/P/10 IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management and preservation in R. Karaliūtė 43 123/02/P/11 Lithuania IAEA-CN- Ways of preserving nuclear knowledge in Tajikistan J. A. Salomov 44 123/02/P/12 IAEA-CN- Managing nuclear information in Tanzania S. F. Sawe 46 123/02/P/13 IAEA-CN- Implementing knowledge management in BNFL- a G.E. Grant 47 123/02/P/14 case study IAEA-CN- Historical survey of nuclear non-proliferation in I. Maalmann 50 123/02/P/15 Estonia IAEA-CN- Knowledge management: high energy physics as A. Trabelsi 51 123/02/P/16 model case IAEA-CN- Knowledge Management for the Decommissioning F. Kirschnick 52 123/03/O/1 of Nuclear Power Plants IAEA-CN- Robust record preservation system on geological J. Ohuchi 54 123/03/O/2 repository IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge portal to support licensing and E. Gomes 55 123/03/O/3 control nuclear activities in the Brazilian Nuclear Energy Commission IAEA-CN- Nuclear knowledge management experience of the J. B. Briggs 57 123/03/O/4 international criticality safety benchmark evaluation project IAEA-CN- Trend of R&D publications in pressurised heavy V. Kumar 59 123/03/O/5 water reactors: a study using INIS and other databases IAEA-CN- eDOC: a collaboration infrastructure to manage J. M. Van 61 123/03/O/6 knowledge and information on nuclear projects and Craeynest research activities Number Title of Paper Name of Main Page Author Number IAEA-CN- Web-based networking within the framework of K. W. Han 63 123/03/O/7 ANENT IAEA-CN- KNK-II knowledge preservation and related J. Knebel 65 123/03/O/8 activities in Germany IAEA-CN- Former students, present teachers- on both sides of A. R. Budu 67 123/03/P/1 the desk IAEA-CN- Methods for sharing tacit nuclear knowledge and N. Rintala 68 123/03/P/2 expertise IAEA-CN- Knowledge management initiatives of the Regional A. Musa 70 123/03/P/3 Cooperative Agreement (RCA) undertaken by the Electronic Networking and Outreach (ENO) project IAEA-CN- Documentation and information service at Turkish O. Seckin 72 123/03/P/4 Atomic Energy Authority: present state and future trends IAEA-CN- Case studies: managing nuclear information in L.G. Oviedo 74 123/03/P/5 Colombia IAEA-CN- Knowledge management for sustainable applications Z.
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