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Development of a Non-contact Reader System for Reflective Particle Tags
Development of an Advanced Ceramic Seal for Maintaining Continuity of Knowledge in Treaty Verification and Safeguards Applications
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Development of a Non-contact Reader System for Reflective Particle Tags
Development of an Advanced Ceramic Seal for Maintaining Continuity of Knowledge in Treaty Verification and Safeguards Applications
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PASSIVE OPTICAL TAG FOR COMPLEX GEOMETRIC APPLICATIONS WITH NON-CONTACT READER
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Status of the Gen II Ceramic Seal Prototype
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Intrinsically Tamper Indicating Ceramic Seal 2013 Program Review
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Ceramic Seal Program Review 2013 Quad Chart
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Electronic Optical Sealing System (EOSS)
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NGSS
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Identification of Disposal Canisters for Geological Repositories
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Providing Operator Assurance in Remote Monitoring through Content Filtering
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Providing Operator Assurance in Remote Monitoring through Content Filtering
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First Prototype of Intrinsically Tamper Indicating Ceramic Seal (ITICS)
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FIRST PROTOTYPE OF INTRINSICALLY TAMPER INDICATING CERAMIC SEAL (ITICS)
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Processing Large Sensor Data Sets for Safeguards: The Knowledge Generation System
Modern nuclear facilities, such as reprocessing plants, present inspectors with significant challenges due in part to the sheer amount of equipment that must be safeguarded. The Sandia-developed and patented Knowledge Generation system was designed to automatically analyze large amounts of safeguards data to identify anomalous events of interest by comparing sensor readings with those expected from a process of interest and operator declarations. This paper describes a demonstration of the Knowledge Generation system using simulated accountability tank sensor data to represent part of a reprocessing plant. The demonstration indicated that Knowledge Generation has the potential to address several problems critical to the future of safeguards. It could be extended to facilitate remote inspections and trigger random inspections. Knowledge Generation could analyze data to establish trust hierarchies, to facilitate safeguards use of operator-owned sensors.
Secure Sensor Platform (SSP) Authenticated Switch
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INTRINSICALLY TAMPER INDICATING CERAMIC SEAL (ITICS)
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UF6 Cylinder Identificatioin Workshop
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Non-Traditional Surveillance Systems and their Application to Safeguards
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Non-Traditional Surveillance Systems and their Application to Safeguards
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Nexus of Technologies: International Safeguards Physical Protection and Arms Control
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Nexus of technologies : international safeguards, physical protection and arms control
New technologies have been, and are continuing to be, developed for Safeguards, Arms Control, and Physical Protection. Application spaces and technical requirements are evolving - Overlaps are developing. Lessons learned from IAEA's extensive experience could benefit other communities. Technologies developed for other applications may benefit Safeguards - Inherent cost benefits and improvements in procurement security processes.
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