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The document announces the 1st Asia-Pacific Young PRA Practitioners' Forum to be held November 3-4, 2015 in Heifei, China. The forum is intended to bring together young PRA practitioners in the Asia-Pacific region to discuss ideas in probabilistic risk assessment and its importance in nuclear safety. Financial aid is available for a limited number of participants. Topics for discussion include the origins and practical uses of PRA, its role in nuclear power plant design and operation, and post-Fukushima developments. The local organizer is Dr. Fang Wang of the Institute of Nuclear Energy Safety Technology.
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- 1. Meeting Place for Young PRAMeeting Place for Young PRA PractionersPractioners AsiaAsia--Pacific YoungPacific Young PractionersPractioners’’PRAPRA ForumForum November 3November 3--4, 20154, 2015 HeifeiHeifei, China, China Sponsored by Institute of Nuclear Energy Safety Technology, CAS & Curtiss-Wright Corporation Supported by University of California at Los Angeles and Tokyo University
- 2. As the subsequent force to ensure nuclear safety Young PRA Practioners in Asia-Pacific region are encouraged to get together regularly discuss and express their ideas in the Probabilistic Risk Assessment arena. An international Forum is specifically designed to inspire Young PRA Practioners’ understanding of the PRA technology to the importance of the nuclear safety, understanding the current issue of using this technology; to encourage comprehensive discussion among the participates for continuous enhancement of the technical capability in the PRA arena across the Asian-Pacific region; to support the sustainable development of nuclear power. Financial Aid is available for limited number of participates to this forum, please apply through our local organizer by filling in the registration form. Proposed Presentation and Discussion Topics: 1. The Origin of PRA/PSA and Their Practical Side. 2. Role of PRA in NPP Design, Construction and Operation 3. Use of PRA under the Risk-informed Regulatory Structure 4. PRA Insights, Safety Goals and Risk Communications 5. Post-Fukushima PRA Development Trends 6. Future of Nuclear Safety and Risk Management Local Organizer Contact: Dr. Fang Wang Tel: +86551 65593076 Fax: +86551 65593681 Email: fang.wang@fds.org.cn Institute of Nuclear Energy Safety Technology (INEST), CAS http://www.fds.org.cn/en 1st Asia-Pacific Young Practioners’PRA Forum