Demonstration testing and facility requirements for sCO2 Brayton Commercialization
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Assessment of the Utility and Efficacy of Hazard Analysis Methods for the Prioritization of Critical Digital Assets for Nuclear Power Cyber Security
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Methodology for Prioritizing Cyber-Vulnerable Assets in Nuclear Power Representative System Architecture
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Methodology for Prioritizing Cyber-Vulnerable Assets in Nuclear Power Representative System Architecture
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Assessment of the Utility and Efficacy of Hazard Analysis Methods for the Prioritization of Critical Digital Assets for Nuclear Power Cyber Security
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Assessment of the Utility and Efficacy of Hazard Analysis Methods for Nuclear Power Cyber Security
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Methodology for prioritizing cyber-vulnerable critical infrastructure equipment and mitigation strategies
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), National Cyber Security Division (NSCD), Control Systems Security Program (CSSP), contracted Sandia National Laboratories to develop a generic methodology for prioritizing cyber-vulnerable, critical infrastructure assets and the development of mitigation strategies for their loss or compromise. The initial project has been divided into three discrete deliverables: (1) A generic methodology report suitable to all Critical Infrastructure and Key Resource (CIKR) Sectors (this report); (2) a sector-specific report for Electrical Power Distribution; and (3) a sector-specific report for the water sector, including generation, water treatment, and wastewater systems. Specific reports for the water and electric sectors are available from Sandia National Laboratories.
Probabilistic risk assessment for the Sandia National Laboratories Technical Area V Liquid Waste Disposal System surface impoundments
A probabilistic risk assessment was completed for a former radioactive waste disposal site. The site, two unlined surface impoundment, was designed as part of the Liquid Waste Disposal System (LWDS) to receive radioactive effluent from nuclear reactors in Technical Area-V (TA-V) at Sandia National Laboratories/New Mexico (SNL/NM). First, a statistical comparison of site sampling results to natural background, using EPA methods, and a spatial distribution analysis were performed. Risk assessment was conducted with SNL/NM`s Probabilistic Risk Evaluation and Characterization Investigation System model. The risk assessment indicated that contamination from several constituents might have been high enough to require remediation. However, further analysis based on expected site closure activities and recent EPA guidance indicated that No Further Action was acceptable.
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