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IAEA - MODARIA WG-1 Vienna November 11 15, 2013 Plenary Session Progress Report Co-chairs Tamara Yankovich (IAEA) Koen Mannaerts (Belgium) Michael Webster (Canada) 8 full time participants 12 part-time/guest participants


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IAEA - MODARIA WG-1

Vienna November 11 – 15, 2013

Plenary Session – Progress Report

Co-chairs – Tamara Yankovich (IAEA) Koen Mannaerts (Belgium) Michael Webster (Canada)

 8 full time participants  12 part-time/guest participants  Representing 11 Member States  16 Presentations as per the agenda

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WG1 Objectives

(modified from May 2012 document)

 Analyze the decision-aiding process based on experience

gained from past radiological emergencies and remediation efforts (e.g., post-Chernobyl; legacy sites)

 Extract lessons learned in terms of social, economic and

environmental costs

 Review and compare existing decision-aiding models  Prepare case studies for comparison of decision-aiding

models

 Provide recommendations on how to improve the

decision-aiding process for remediation planning

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MODARIA WG1

Draft Work Plan for Vienna 2013

 Information Gathering on Decision-Aiding Process

 presentation made  discussions

 Review Existing Information

 presentations

 Populate Template Identifying Key Attributes

 Discussions  Working demonstration of MCDA  Focus group work

 Case Study Analyses

 One case study developed (awaiting application to framework)  others being considered

 Application of Decision Aiding Models to Case Studies (future)  NEW – Development of Technical Report Series (TRS) document (future)

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MODARIA WG-1 - Vienna 2013 Outputs

Decision aiding frameworks, processes & tools for the remediation of contaminated environments

1.

Scope and objectives of document

2.

Introduction to decision aiding theory and application

3.

Main principles and general approach of remediation

Framework

 Core elements

4.

Issues to be considered in option assessments/comparisons & their attributes

5.

Stakeholder involvement

6.

Option ‘comparison’ methods

7.

Case studies: applied to decision aiding frameworks & tools

Lessons learned 8.

Conclusions

9.

Appendix

Annotated Bibliography

Definitions

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TRS Development – Draft TOC

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Developed an independent process framework for the selection and implementation of remedial options. Based on actual methodologies applied to remediation as described during case studies presented during Kiev Interim Meeting.

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Framework agrees with information provided in WS-G3.1

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  • Initiated development of an attributes list to support

decisions at the various phases of remediation

  • The attributes are those critical elements that must be

considered in developing a defensible outcome or decision

  • Each phase of the remediation process framework will

require many attributes be considered before moving to the next phase.

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Example of attributes that will feed decision aiding process

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 summarize literature related to the application of decision

aiding theory and completion of an annotated bibliography

 gather relevant IAEA documentation and present in a top-

down format

 develop a matrix of attributes to be considered in support

  • f decisions required during various phases of remediation

 presentations regarding participating Member States

programs related to stakeholder involvement

 Video/teleconference meeting (January 2014)  Interim Meeting – tentatively scheduled for Prague (end of

June 2014)

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MODARIA WG-1 Path Forward (June 2014)

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 Case Studies

 Chernobyl  One other (NORM, U mine/mill, Wild Boar)?

 Preparation of TRS document

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MODARIA WG-1 - Path Forward (2015)

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Thank you We look forward to seeing everyone in Vienna in 2014 Questions?

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