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IN ES IN ES w as introduced in M arch 1990 jointly bythe International Atom ic Energy Agency (IAEA)and the N uclearEnergy Agency of the Organisation forEconom icCo-operation and Developm ent (O ECD /N EA). The InternationalN uclearE ventScale (IN ES )U ser’s M anual , 2001 E dition,InternationalAtom ic E nergy Agency,Vienna,2001 The International N uclearEventScale (IN ES)is a m eans for prom ptly com m unicating to the public in consistentterm s the safety significance ofany reported eventassociated w ith radioactive m aterialand/orradiation and to any eventoccurring during the transportofradioactive m aterial. The lastrevision w as published in 2001 and included a num ber ofam endm ents arising from experience ofuse since its firstpublication in 1992. R ating ofTransportand R adiation Source E vents.Additional G uidance forthe IN ES N ationalO fficers,Vienna,A ustria,April 2006 This docum entprovides additionalguidance on the rating of transportand radiation source events.Itw illbe incorporated into the IN ES U serM anualatits nextrevision.

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INES• INES was introduced in March 1990 jointly by the International

Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Nuclear Energy Agency ofthe Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD/NEA).

• The International Nuclear Event Scale (INES) User’s Manual, 2001 Edition, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, 2001

• The International Nuclear Event Scale (INES) is a means for promptly communicating to the public in consistent terms the safety significance of any reported event associated with radioactive material and/or radiation and to any event occurringduring the transport of radioactive material.

• The last revision was published in 2001 and included a number of amendments arising from

• experience of use since its first publication in 1992.• Rating of Transport and Radiation Source Events. Additional

Guidance for the INES National Officers, Vienna, Austria, April2006

• This document provides additional guidance on the rating of transport and radiation source events. It will be incorporated into the INES User Manual at its next revision.