Selection of essential records from a  repository program to inform future generations: insights from a study for the Konrad repository

Noseck, Ulrich; Wellmann, Peter; Rübel, André; Kindlein, Jonathan; Panning, Diana; Wolf, Jens

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/sand-2-229-2023

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https://doi.org/10.5194/sand-2-229-2023

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06 Sep 2023

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| 06 Sep 2023

Selection of essential records from a repository program to inform future generations: insights from a study for the Konrad repository

Ulrich Noseck, Peter Wellmann, André Rübel, Jonathan Kindlein, Diana Panning, and Jens Wolf

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This presentation deals with the question of which essential information about a repository for radioactive waste should be delivered to future generations to understand the repository system and support them to fulfill any needs related to the repository. Therefore, a procedure developed during a recent NEA initiative has been applied to the various numbers of records produced during the repository program Konrad. Different tools and approaches to identify essential records have been tested.