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6. Training courses
Key events of the training activities are three training courses. The first training course (“Fundamentals
of Radionuclide Migration”) was held in Barcelona, November 2005. The second training
course (“The use of scientific results in site characterization”) was held also in Barcelona, November
2006. The 3 rd FUNMIG Training Course covers “The transfer of scientific results to Performance
Assessment“. It will be held at Barcelona, 6-7 October 2008. The main objective of this course
is to provide contextual training on the transfer of scientific results into Performance Assessment. It
addresses young professionals as well as scientists entering the research areas of FUNMIG as well
as implementers, regulators, scientists and students from outside the project (for registration, see
www.funmig.com). In addition, a half-day seminar entitled “The Use of Scientific Data in PA” was
held the day before to the 2 nd Annual Workshop.
7. Final reporting system
The final reporting of the scientific-technical results is based on a combination of (Fig. 7.1):
i. institutional reports
ii. A comprehensive EUR report, and
iii. Applied Geochemistry special issue.
The comprehensive EUR report gives overviews of the scientific-technical achievements and application
to the Safety Case. For details, it relies on relevant institutional external citable reports attached
on a CD as well as a broad set of publications. The institutional reports carrying the main
information from the project are the annual workshop proceedings, an ENRESA report on boundary
conditions and a NAGRA report on the application to the Safety Case (cf. above). Scientific highlights
are also published in an Applied Geochemistry special issue. This special issue is scheduled
for publication around mid-2010.
1 st AWS Proceedings
(CEA Report)
2
SKB
nd AWS Proceedings
(SKB Report)
3 rd AWS Proceedings
(NDA Report)
4 th AWS Proceedings
(FZKA Report)
Final S+T Report (Comprehensive EUR)
CD
Various documents that
are referred to in the
Final S+T Report
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Special Issue
Applied Geochemistry
Boundary Conditions
(ENRESA Report)
Application to Safety Case
(NAGRA Report)
Fig. 7.7: Final reporting system for scientific-technical reporting