Continuous Monitoring of Low Level Radioactive Waste Water

Disposal of low-level radioactive waste.

The Act encouraged states to form regional compacts for the disposal of low-level radioactive waste (LLRW). The Act contained both positive and negative incentives. The positive incentive was a provision that allowed compacts to restrict access to their regional LLRW disposal facility to member states beginning in 1993, thus limiting the amount of waste disposed of in any state hosting a region...

surface low level radioactive waste site

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Clearance Level Discussion on Solid Radioactive Waste

INTRODUCTION In recent days, the words of clearance and clearance level are frequently used in the field of radioactive waste. This note is showing current Japanese situations on this issue and the discussion items. Clearance is defined as: removal of radioactive materials or radioactive objects within authorized practices from any further control by the Regulatory Authority. Clearance level is...

PILS: Low-Cost Water-Level Monitoring

Low-Overhead Continuous Monitoring of Service Level Agreements

Constant monitoring and verification of the software are required in order to assure the software meets service levels required by the service consumer are met by the service provider. We propose a new XML schema for defining service level parameters. In documents based on this schema we define parts of application to be monitored, which metric is going to be used and what are expected values. ...