Using an inverse Monte Carlo method to determine measurement uncertainties

Rodriguez, D.

With the improvement of technology, safeguards verifications must consider how to declare precise uncertainties, especially for new non-destructive assay techniques. For our delayed -ray spectroscopy technique, we are utilizing the inverse Monte Carlo analysis method. Systematic uncertainties are determined by analyzing full Monte Carlo spectra using the same analysis applied to the data. Preliminary results will be presented at this workshop.

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Meeting title	:	Advances in Nuclear Nonproliferation Technology & Policy Conference (ANTPC)
Held date	:	2016/09
Location (city)	:	Santa Fe
Location (country)	:	U.S.A.
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Keywords	:	non-destructive assay; systematic uncertainties; Inverse Monte Carlo method; nuclear data uncertainties; Delayed Gamma-ray Spectroscopy
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