development of an automated platform for the verification, testing, processing and benchmarking of evaluated nuclear data at the nea data bank

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2016
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Abstract
Modern nuclear data Quality Assurance (QA) is, in practice, a multistage process that aims at establishing a thorough assessment of the validity of the physical information contained in an evaluated nuclear data file as compared to our best knowledge of available experimental data and theoretical models. It should systematically address the performance of the evaluated file against available pertinent integral experiments, with proper and prior verification that the information encoded in the evaluation is accurately processed and reconstructed for the application conditions. The aim of the NDEC (Nuclear Data Evaluation Cycle) platform currently being developed by the Data Bank is to provide a correct and automated handling of these diverse QA steps in order to facilitate the expert human assessment of evaluated nuclear data files, both by the evaluators and by the end users of nuclear data.
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Authors ;Michel-Sendis F.;Díez C.J.;Cabellos O.
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2016
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10.1051/epjconf/201611106002
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