Nuclear Knowledge Management - the IAEA activities

Hiroya HIROSE

Nuclear Knowledge Management Section Division of Planning, Information and Knowledge Management,

Department of Nuclear EnergyIAEA

13 Februtry 2017

1. Knowledge Management2. IAEA NKD Activities for capacity building

and Human Resource3. Knowledge network

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What is Knowledge Management?

Three types of KnowledgeExplicit : easily expressed in writing in documents, Implicit : be written but which has not yet been

written Tacit : NOT be written and is obviously the most

difficult to capture

Knowledge: application of data and information; provide answers “how” and“why” questions

Have Knowledge = Have capacity to understand and give a meaning to data and information – insight and experience

Type of Knowledge Typically Required by

Know-What(Understanding what is needed

for effective decisions)

Managers, Plant Owners, Policy-makers

Know-How(Application of knowledge)

Operators, Regulators, Suppliers, Constructors

Know-Why(Generation of knowledge)

Designers, Developers, National Laboratories, Universities, Vendors, Regulators

Levels of Nuclear Knowledge

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1. Knowledge Management2. IAEA NKD Activities for capacity building and

Human Resource2-1 NEM school2-2 INMA2-3 CLP4NET

3. Knowledge networks

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Japan-IAEA Joint Nuclear Energy Management School 2016

Hiroya HIROSE

Nuclear Knowledge Management Section Division of Planning, Information and Knowledge Management, Department of Nuclear

EnergyIAEA

〇〇〇〇 2016

Nuclear Energy Management Schools

2012:UAEICTP

Tokaimura

2011:ICTP

2010:ICTP

2013:Texas A&M

Tokyo&Tokaimura

ICTP

2014:Tokyo&

TokaimuraICTP

2015:UAE

Tokyo&Tokaimura

ICTP

Nuclear Energy Management School - Winner of Nuclear

Training Award for 2014.

2016:Tokyo&Tsuruga

ICTPS.AfricaRussia

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IAEA NEM School Curriculum1. World Energy Balance, Nuclear Power Economics2. Climate Change and Nuclear Power3. Nuclear Technologies, Nuclear Date and Material4. IAEA Support for Nuclear Power5. Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Management6. Nuclear Law7. Nuclear Safety8. Nuclear Security9. Nuclear Safeguard10.Nuclear Leadership and Management11.Nuclear Human Resource Development12.Nuclear Knowledge Management13.Communication, Public Acceptance and Nuclear Sociology14.Technical Tours

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• An IAEA-facilitated framework whereby universities collaborate to implement master’s level programmes in nuclear technology management

• Students in the programme are managers or future managers working in the nuclear sector

• Initiative launched in Nov 2013. First programmes starting in 2015.

INMAInternational Nuclear Management Academy

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Common Requirements＜About 50 Competency Areas＞4 Aspect Groups:External Environment ・cover political, legal, regulatory, business and societal environmental

subjects

Technology ・teach the basics of nuclear technology and engineering as well as their

applications

Management・address the challenges and practices of management in the nuclear sector,

such as project management, human resource management, and nuclear emergency respons

Leadership・aligned with corporate ethics and values 10

IAEA Cyber-Learning Platform for Network Education and Training (CLP4NET)

• Integrating available high-quality resources • For nuclear education and training, including those• of the IAEA, to form an effective environment to

support capacity building

facilitating access to educational resources and teaching experience

enabling a convenient, user friendly and flexible e-learning environment

Supporting blended learning approaches that young professionals expect today

Enabling networking and resource sharing Integrated Nuclear Education Data Base

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1. Knowledge Management2. IAEA NKD Activities for capacity building

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IAEA Facilitated Regional and Inter-Regional Networking in Nuclear Education:

STAR-NETUNENE

NTEC

ENEN

Regional Nuclear Education Networks

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cooperation on educational experience and resources

establishment of a forum to discuss policies and strategies for nuclear education and training

sharing best practices and lessons learned

Linking IAEA-initiated and sponsored networks in developing countries with existing networks in developed countries

HRKD Network(approach)

Plan implementation

National Networks・Substantial(practically what, how,)・Framework(Leader, Goal, Resource)

Regional Networks・gather information・research how to do

Time

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1st CS on 14-16June

Member of a National Network

Government

IndustryAcademia15

HRKD is one of the most crucial tasks for some countries

utilizing or planning to introduce nuclear energy power.

1. In order to solve national-level various issues related to HRKD (education, training, knowledge management, public relation, etc.)

2. The close cooperation among all of relevant organizations in the government, the academia, and the industry is inevitable.

3. Some countries have started to organize a national network

HRKD Network(Background)

HRKD is one of the most crucial tasks for some countries

utilizing or planning to introduce nuclear energy power.

1. The close cooperation among all of relevant organizations in

the government, the academia, and the industry is inevitable.

2. In order to solve national-level various issues related to

HRKD (education, training, knowledge management, public

relation, etc.)

3. Some countries have started to organize a national network

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Member of a National Networkclose cooperation

Government

IndustryEducation

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Resource

Goals

leader

Stakeholder group Examples

Government Ministry Atomic Energy Commission Nuclear Regulatory Authority National Nuclear Institutions

Education

Academia R&D institutions and Labs Technical Schools Training Organizations

Industry Operators Relevant companies Representatives of industries Nuclear Professional Associations

Stakeholders of a NationLeader

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データベース

JAEANuclear HRD

Center

Government of Japan

JAIF/JAIF International Cooperation Center

Japan Nuclear HRD Network

Hub/Secretariat

Cooperate

Universities,Colleges

Public Organizations,Regional Hub

Industries

R&D Organizations,

Academic Societies

Students, Young researchers, Foreigners, etc.

International Organizations,ENEN, WNU,

IAEA, etc.

Nuclear Power IntroducingCountries

Support

E&T

Japan Nuclear HRD Network (JN-HRD Net)

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CM@Wien Kick Off, Discuss

-Draft a summary of each country-Plan of IAEA’s expert missions

Pilot Project (about 3 days to each countries)

Schedule of HRKD network

Expert Mission-Situations of counrties-Leader and Secretarist-Object-Assess the needs and opportunities

CM@Turkey Discuss

-Feedback and lessons learned from IAEA’s expert missions

J a p a n M a l a y s i a T u r k e y P o l a n dFeb, 2017

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in Turkey

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in Malaysia

Thank you!

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