Abstract
This document, which is the first evaluation report from the French National Evaluation Commission about research on radioactive waste management, was sent to the French Government on June 30, 1995. The Commission was created in January 1994 and started its investigations on April 1994. The evaluation concerns the three axes of the 91-1381 law from December 30, 1991 (1 - separation-transmutation and minimization of wastes, 2 - underground disposal, 3 - choices for conditioning, storage and disposal). The document has been written after hearing of the principal French research organisms. The report focusses on the necessity for a scientific and technical coordination between all the organisms concerned, for a consistent and open analysis of all research topics. This implies a compatibility between schedules and specifications, and with the 15 years allowed by the law. (J.S.). 15 figs., 14 tabs., 4 annexes., 1 glossary.
Citation Formats
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Evaluation report no.1; Rapport d`evaluation no.1.
France: N. p.,
1995.
Web.
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Evaluation report no.1; Rapport d`evaluation no.1.
France.
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1995.
"Evaluation report no.1; Rapport d`evaluation no.1."
France.
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title = {Evaluation report no.1; Rapport d`evaluation no.1}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This document, which is the first evaluation report from the French National Evaluation Commission about research on radioactive waste management, was sent to the French Government on June 30, 1995. The Commission was created in January 1994 and started its investigations on April 1994. The evaluation concerns the three axes of the 91-1381 law from December 30, 1991 (1 - separation-transmutation and minimization of wastes, 2 - underground disposal, 3 - choices for conditioning, storage and disposal). The document has been written after hearing of the principal French research organisms. The report focusses on the necessity for a scientific and technical coordination between all the organisms concerned, for a consistent and open analysis of all research topics. This implies a compatibility between schedules and specifications, and with the 15 years allowed by the law. (J.S.). 15 figs., 14 tabs., 4 annexes., 1 glossary.}
place = {France}
year = {1995}
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title = {Evaluation report no.1; Rapport d`evaluation no.1}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {This document, which is the first evaluation report from the French National Evaluation Commission about research on radioactive waste management, was sent to the French Government on June 30, 1995. The Commission was created in January 1994 and started its investigations on April 1994. The evaluation concerns the three axes of the 91-1381 law from December 30, 1991 (1 - separation-transmutation and minimization of wastes, 2 - underground disposal, 3 - choices for conditioning, storage and disposal). The document has been written after hearing of the principal French research organisms. The report focusses on the necessity for a scientific and technical coordination between all the organisms concerned, for a consistent and open analysis of all research topics. This implies a compatibility between schedules and specifications, and with the 15 years allowed by the law. (J.S.). 15 figs., 14 tabs., 4 annexes., 1 glossary.}
place = {France}
year = {1995}
month = {Jun}
}