Safeguards concepts using innovative tracking and traceability technologies

Hori, Masato

New Safeguards concepts were studied to improve inspection efficiency and reduce both inspector and operator workloads. These technologies are based on new and innovative tracking and traceability technologies, such as tracking nuclear materials using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), tracing nuclear materials using the isotopic composition of minor actinides, and tracking nuclear materials by monitoring plant operational parameters. In the current study, feasibility of the RFID in the material accountancy and safeguards verification was analyzed. Further investigation on effectiveness in the safeguards, contributions to efficiency, and cost-benefits of the RFID will be evaluated.

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Meeting title	:	48th Annual Meeting of Institute of Nuclear Materials Management
Held date	:	2007/07
Location (city)	:	Tucson
Location (country)	:	U.S.A.
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