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Hi Pleonat, yes, it *is* very basic. I've seen a number of docs with specific scilab applications, but can't locate them right now. If I get a chance, I will look for them and post if I find them. BTW, even though MATLAB may be the king in this country, Scilab is the prince in Europe. I guess it mak...

Very catchy title, Apocalypse? I read it and it's interesting that the author keeps talking about the nuclear industry "not knowing" exactly how to handle the spent fuel and exactly what will happen when the spent fuel removal starts, because it has never happened before, but seems "c...

I saw that there is some interest in radiation treatment related issues, so here are a couple of good reference docs. Hope people here find them helpful.

Nuclear Energy Overview, Issue Apr. 12–Apr. 18, 2013

Interesting Fusion Report

Thanks, EdMack. I just downloaded a copy and will take a look. BTW, I also found another document on the subject (see below), in case thee is still interest in the subject.

Well, I think what happens is that there are so many different forums where interested parties can get together and discuss whatever subject interests them, that it's hard to start doing it on yet one more. Having said that, I wouldn't mind discussing some of the nuclear issues with the users here, ...

Helen, I think people will be studying the Fukushima accident for many years to come. People are still analyzing and publishing on the Chernobyl accident and other accidents, prior to that. And, we are still learning details about them.

For any of you that might be still interested, here are some Fukushima reports (from Dec 2012).

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Land-Based Wind Energy Guidelines.

What did you try to search for?

I just tried it and it appears to work fine.

Here are some documents with info on Wind Power (some expressed interest).

ElecMan wrote:And, I would also be interested in Wind power, etc. Anything about energy.

Good. Since there is some interest, I'll post some info on other (non-nuclear) energy sources from time to time. I also think I have some stuff on Wind.

I thought some of you here might be interested in solar energy, as well. Nuclear doesn't have to be the only option!

Here are a couple of documents about solar, for those who want to read up on it.

I am writing a paper on the transition from the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Does anyone have any material, links, etc. that might be pertinent?

Any help would be appreciated.