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Activity Report of the International Nuclear Safety Program.
Dec/Jan/Feb
2000/2001

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Slovakia

Simulator upgrade project reviewed
Representatives from the Slovakian Nuclear Power Plant Research Institute (VUJE), the U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Data Systems & Solutions (DS&S), and CORYS Training and Engineering Support System met at the VUJE Training Center in December to review the status of the V-2 simulator upgrade project. The representatives from VUJE also described the status and provided a tour of the V-1 simulator being built by VUJE and their V-1 multifunction simulator provided by the European Community. DS&S, CORYS, and VUJE reviewed the training requirements and pending RELAP5 integration tasks, and mutually developed a draft schedule for completing the integration by October 2001. It was agreed that the statement of work for the RELAP5 integration activity would be revised and updated. (John Yoder, DOE, 301-903-5650; Ken Erickson, PNNL, 509-372-4063)*


Dec/Jan/Feb
2000/2001

Contents
Highlight
Armenia
Bulgaria
Czech Republic
Hungary
Kazakhstan
Lithuania
Russia
Slovakia
Ukraine
United States
Cross-Cutting Activities
Planned Activities

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