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Probabilistic accident consequence uncertainty analysis. Dispersion and deposition uncertainty assessment. Vol.2. Appendices A and B (NUREG/CR-6244) (1995)
| Author | US NRC, CEC |
| Date | 1995 |
| Classification | 6.01.3.70/55 (NUCLEAR SAFETY - RISK ANALYSES / RISK PERCEPTION) |
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Preface This volume is the second of a three-volume document that summarizes a joint project conducted by the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Commission of European Communities to assess uncertainties in the MACCS and COSYMA probabilistic accident consequence codes. These codes were developed primarily for making estimates of the risks presented by nuclear reactors based on postulated frequencies and magnitudes of potential accidents. This three-volume document reports on an ongoing project intended to assess uncertainty in the MACCS and COSYMA offsite radiological consequence calculations for hypothetical nuclear power plant accidents. A panel of 16 experts was formed to compile credible and traceable uncertainty distributions for the dispersion and deposition code input variables that affect offsite radiological consequence calculations. The expert judgment elicitation procedure and its outcomes are described in these volumes. Volume II contains two appendices. Appendix A contains (1) the rationales for the dispersion and deposition data provided by the 16 experts who participated in the elicitation process and (2) the tabulated elicited information from the experts. Appendix B contains short biographies of the 16 experts. Volume I of this document includes a complete description of the joint consequence uncertainty study. Volume m contains six appendices that describe in greater detail the specific methodologies used by the atmospheric dispersion and deposition panels.
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