SUMMARY: The aim of this document is to present a critical review of issues concer-ned with the treatment of the biosphere and geosphere-biosphere interface in long-term performance assessment studies for nuclear waste disposal in Sweden. The review covers three main areas of investigation: • a review of SKB’s plans for undertaking site investigations at candidate loca-tions for the development of a deep geological repository for spent fuel; • identification of critical uncertainties associated with SKB’s treatment of the geosphere-biosphere interface in recent performance assessments; and • a preliminary modelling investigation of the significance of features, events and processes in the near-surface environment in terms of their effect o...
Abstract This is an overview of the strategy used to describe the effects of a potential release fro...
The BIOMOSA (BIOsphere MOdels for Safety Assessment of radioactive waste disposal) project was part ...
Viewpoints are presented concerning biosphere studies in performance assessments of nuclear waste di...
Higher activity radioactive wastes remain hazardous for extremely long timescales, of up to hundreds...
The BioMoSA (Biosphere Models for Safety Assessment of Radioactive Waste Disposal) project was part ...
The BioMoSA (Biosphere Models for Safety Assessment of Radioactive Waste Disposal) project was part ...
Consideration of the biosphere is important in the post-closure safety assessment of a geological di...
During the next few years the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB) performs site inve...
During the next few years the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB) performs site inve...
This paper gives an overview of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, Radioactive Waste Management ...
Abstract. One challenge in the analysis of far future radiological effects of a deep geological repo...
One challenge in the analysis of far future radiological effects of a deep geological repository is ...
The aim of the BioMoSA project has been to contribute in the confidence building of biosphere models...
One challenge in the analysis of far future radiological effects of a deep geological repository is ...
High-level waste storage for spent nuclear fuel is an important part of a system of nuclear waste ma...
Abstract This is an overview of the strategy used to describe the effects of a potential release fro...
The BIOMOSA (BIOsphere MOdels for Safety Assessment of radioactive waste disposal) project was part ...
Viewpoints are presented concerning biosphere studies in performance assessments of nuclear waste di...
Higher activity radioactive wastes remain hazardous for extremely long timescales, of up to hundreds...
The BioMoSA (Biosphere Models for Safety Assessment of Radioactive Waste Disposal) project was part ...
The BioMoSA (Biosphere Models for Safety Assessment of Radioactive Waste Disposal) project was part ...
Consideration of the biosphere is important in the post-closure safety assessment of a geological di...
During the next few years the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB) performs site inve...
During the next few years the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB) performs site inve...
This paper gives an overview of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, Radioactive Waste Management ...
Abstract. One challenge in the analysis of far future radiological effects of a deep geological repo...
One challenge in the analysis of far future radiological effects of a deep geological repository is ...
The aim of the BioMoSA project has been to contribute in the confidence building of biosphere models...
One challenge in the analysis of far future radiological effects of a deep geological repository is ...
High-level waste storage for spent nuclear fuel is an important part of a system of nuclear waste ma...
Abstract This is an overview of the strategy used to describe the effects of a potential release fro...
The BIOMOSA (BIOsphere MOdels for Safety Assessment of radioactive waste disposal) project was part ...
Viewpoints are presented concerning biosphere studies in performance assessments of nuclear waste di...