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International Atomic Energy Agency

October 2013 INIS Training Seminar 1

INIS Training Seminar

Subject Analysis:

Subject Categories and Scope Description

07 – 11 October 2013

Vienna, Austria

Marija Sejmenova-Gichevska INIS Unit

Nuclear Information Specialist


CONTENT

INIS Subject analysis

INIS Subject Categories and Scope Description

INIS Classification

Common Errors in Classification



Subject Analysis

Analytical method to describe the content with

the purpose to enable useful retrieval

Procedures for subject analysis:

•understand the content

• extract the key/meaningful

elements/information from the content

• translate them into the language of the

database/collection using the subject

analysis tools



INIS Subject Analysis

INIS Procedures:

• Subject classification (categorization)

• Subject indexing

• Abstracting

Requirements:

• Scientific knowledge of the subject matter

• Familiarity with the INIS/ETDE Subject categories

and scope description

• Familiarity with INIS/ETDE Thesaurus and indexing

rules

• Knowledge of the INIS inputting rules


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INIS Subject Scope

IAEA programmes/activities

Peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology

• Nuclear Power and Research Reactors

• Nuclear Technology / Non-Power Applications

• Nuclear Science

• Nuclear Safety

Nuclear Safeguards

Comparisons of nuclear with other energy

sources


INIS Subject Scope

Importance:

• Quality of the INIS Collection /

Technical Content

• Timeliness /

Current - Up to date Content


INIS Subject Scope

Core Scope Issues

Nuclear Engineering and Technology

Sciences Relevant to Nuclear Research

and Applications



INIS Subject Scope / Core Scope Issues


• Fission Reactors, Nuclear Power Plants

and Fusion Technology

• All Aspects of Nuclear Engineering and

Instrumentation

• Nuclear Fuel Cycle

• Radioactive Waste Management

• Isotope Production and Applications

• Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection



INIS Subject Scope / Core Scope Issues


and Applications

• Physics: Elementary Particles and Fields, Nuclear Physics, Atomic

and Molecular Physics, Plasma Physics and Fusion, Physics of

Condensed Matter, General Physics

• Chemistry: Chemical and Isotopic Analysis, Inorganic, Organic and

Physical Chemistry, Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry, Radiation

Chemistry, Fission Fuels

• Materials: Metals and Alloys, Ceramics and Cermets

• Environmental and Life Sciences: Effects of Radiation and

Radioisotopes in Biology, Applied Life Sciences, Health, Radiology and

Nuclear Medicine

• Earth Sciences relevant to Nuclear Activities



INIS Subject Scope

Peripheral Areas

Economic, Political, Methodological,

Legal and Sociological Aspects in

Nuclear Context

Environmental and Economic Impact of

Non-Nuclear Energy



INIS Subject Scope

INIS Subject Scope is defined by the

Subject Categories



INIS Subject Categories

• S01 Coal, Lignite and Peat

• S02 Petroleum

• S03 Natural gas

• S04 Oil shales and Tar sands

• S07 Isotope and radiation sources

• S08 Hydrogen

• S09 Biomass fuels

• S10 Synthetic fuels

• S11 Nuclear fuel cycle and fuel materials

• S12 Radioactive waste management

• S13 Hydro energy

• S14 Solar energy

• S15 Geothermal energy

• S16 Tidal and wave power

• S17 Wind energy

• S20 Fossil-fuelled power plants

• S21 Specific nuclear reactors

• S22 General studies of nuclear reactors

• S24 Power transmission and distribution

• S25 Energy storage

• S29 Energy planning, policy and economy

• S30 Direct energy conversion

• S32 Energy conservation and utilization

• S33 Advanced propulsion systems

• S36 Materials sciences

• S37 Inorganic, Organic, Physical and Analytical Chemistry

• S38 Radiation Chemistry, Radiochemistry and

• Nuclear Chemistry

• S42 Engineering

• S43 Particle accelerators

• S46 Nuclear Instrumentation

• S47 Other Instrumentation

• S54 Environmental sciences

• S58 Geosciences

• S60 Basic and applied life sciences

• S61 Radiation Protection and Dosimetry

• S62 Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

• S63 Radiation, thermal, and other environmental pollutant effects on living organisms and biological materials

• S70 Plasma Physics and Fusion Technology

• S71 Classical and Quantum Mechanics

• S72 Physics of Elementary Particles and Fields

• S73 Nuclear Physics including Radiation Physics

• S74 Atomic and Molecular Physics

• S75 Condensed Matter Physics, Superconductivity

• andSuperfluidity

• S77 Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

• S79 Astrophysics, Cosmology and Astronomy

• S96 Knowledge Management and Preservation

• S97 Mathematical Methods and Computing

• S98 Nuclear disarmament, Safeguards and

• Physical Protection

• S99 General and Miscellaneous


INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions


• Fission Reactors, Nuclear Power Plants

S21 Specific nuclear reactors and

associated plants

S22 General studies of nuclear reactors





• All Aspects of Nuclear Engineering and

Instrumentation

S42 Engineering

S43 Particle accelerators

S46 Nuclear Instrumentation

S30 Direct energy conversion

S32 Energy conservation and utilization

S33 Advanced propulsion systems

S47 Other Instrumentation





• Nuclear Fuel Cycle

S11 Nuclear fuel cycle and fuel materials (Fission fuels processing, Spent fuels reprocessing,

Production of enriched uranium, Uranium and thorium

ores, Environmental, Economic, Legal aspects)





• Radioactive Waste Management

S12 Radioactive waste management

• Isotope Production and Applications

S07 Isotope and radiation sources





• Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection

S61 Radiation Protection and Dosimetry

S63 Radiation, thermal, and other

environmental pollutant effects on living

organisms and biological materials

S98 Nuclear disarmament, Safeguards and

Physical Protection




Sciences Relevant to Nuclear Research and

Applications

• Physics

S70 Plasma Physics and Fusion Technology

S71 Classical and Quantum Mechanics

S72 Physics of Elementary Particles and Fields

S73 Nuclear Physics including Radiation Physics

S74 Atomic and Molecular Physics

S75 Condensed Matter Physics, Superconductivity and Superfluidity

S77 Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

S79 Astrophysics, Cosmology and Astronomy





and Applications

• Chemistry

S37 Inorganic, Organic, Physical and Analytical Chemistry

S38 Radiation Chemistry, Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry

• Materials

S36 Materials sciences





and Applications

• Environmental and Life Sciences

S54 Environmental sciences

S60 Applied life sciences

S62 Radiology and Nuclear Medicine

• Earth Sciences

S58 Geosciences




Economic, Political, Methodological, Legal and

Sociological Aspects in Nuclear Context

S29 Energy planning, policy and economy

S96 Knowledge Management and Preservation

S97 Mathematical Methods and Computing

S99 General and Miscellaneous




Environmental and Economic Impact of Non-

Nuclear Energy S01 Coal, Lignite and Peat

S02 Petroleum

S03 Natural gas

S04 Oil shales and Tar sands

S08 Hydrogen

S09 Biomass fuels

S10 Synthetic fuels

S13 Hydro energy

S14 Solar energy

S15 Geothermal energy

S16 Tidal and wave power

S17 Wind energy

S20 Fossil-fuelled power plants

S24 Power transmission and distribution

S25 Energy storage



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INIS Subject Classification

INIS Rules

• Primary Subject Category – every record must have

one

• Second / Third Subject Category – complex or

multidisciplinary topics

Purpose

• Defines the subject scope

• Supports the search

• Same subjects grouped together- further deeper

retrieval

• Exclude specific areas




Requirements for selecting Subject Categories:

• to be exhaustive, comprehensive

• mutually exclusive, not to apply to the same

concept

If the first condition is not met then the whole

content will not be fully presented

If the second condition is not considered, then

the need for multiple categories is not a

necessity




Category assignment based on the

subject / content / topic of the document

• Title

• Abstract

• Introduction

• Table of Contents

• References

• Tables / Graphs / Figures / Images



INIS Subject Classification • 001^GB13P8508

• 008^S75/01/J/AS • 009Â

• 100^Hamedoun, M; Mounkachi, O; El moussaoui, H; Benyoussef, A (Institute for Nanomaterials and

Nanotechnologies, MAScIR, Rabat (Morocco)); Masrour, R (Laboratory of Materials, Processes, Environment

and Quality, Cady Ayyed University, National School of Applied Sciences, Safi (Morocco)); e-mail:

[email protected], e-mail: [email protected]

• 200^Physical properties of Co(Mn)Fe_2O_4 nanomaterials

• 500^[10 p.]

• 600^(English)

• 610^DOI: 10.1088/0031-8949/88/01/015704

• 611Âvailable from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/0031-8949/88/01/015704

• 009^S

• 229^Physica Scripta (Online)

• 320ÎSSN 1402-4896

• 403^(1 Jul 2013)

• 500^v. 88(1)

• 610^Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

• 009^9

• 800^CRITICAL TEMPERATURE; MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY; FERRITES; SPINELS; FERRITE; COBALT

OXIDES; NANOSTRUCTURES; TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY; CATIONS; EXCHANGE

INTERACTIONS; APPROXIMATIONS

• 009^X/EN

• 860^CoFe_2O_4 and MnFe_2O_4 ferrite nanoparticles were prepared by the co-precipitation method. .........



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INIS Subject Classification with Win Fiber



INIS Subject Classification • 001^

• 008^ /01/T/AM/K

• 009^ A

• 200^ Thorium fuel cycle in VBER reactor for floating nuclear power plants

• 210^ XIV Workshop on Nuclear Physics. VIII International Symposium on Nuclear and Related

Techniques. WONP-NURT 2013

• 215^ Proceedings of XIV Workshop on Nuclear Physics. VIII International Symposium on

Nuclear and Related Techniques. WONP-NURT 2013

• 800^

• 009^ X/EN

• 860^Construction of Floating Nuclear Power Plants, FNPPs, is currently under way for

supplying power in remote regions in the coastal zone, power-generating units as components

of nuclear water desalination complexes and for supplying power for marine oil drilling

platforms, etc. In this paper the innovative small sized VBER-150 reactor plant, based on the

experience in design and operation of marine modular reactors and NPPs with reactors of the

VVER type, is reviewed and their neutron-physical characteristics for Thorium based fuel

cycles are calculated with the well-known MCNP computational code. (Author)

INIS Subject categories:

008^ S21;S11/01/T/AM/K



Common Errors in Classification Incorrect use of category

• 001^

• 008^S70/01/R/AM/KX

• 200^ Reduction in L1_0 phase transition temperature of PLD grown FePt thin

by pre-annealing pulse laser exposure

• 210^5.international conference on the frontiers of plasma physics and

technology

• 800^ ENERGY BEAM DEPOSITION; LASER RADIATION; TRANSITION TEMPERATURE;

ANNEALING; PULSED IRRADIATION; PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS; THIN FILMS;

ENERGY DENSITY; NANOSTRUCTURES; IRON COMPOUNDS; PLATINUM COMPOUNDS

• 860^ A pre-annealing atmospheric pulsed laser exposure was applied to

decrease the phase transition (from chemically disordered A1 phase to

chemically ordered L1_0 phase) temperature of FePt nano-particles on a Si

(100) substrate. Different pre-annealing laser energy densities of 0.024 and

0.079 J/cm2 were utilized to expose the pulsed laser deposition (PLD) FePt thin

film samples under atmospheric conditions. Subsequently, FePt thin film

samples were annealed at different temperatures of 300 ...........(author)

Appropriate category: S75



Common Errors in Classification More specific vs more general category

• 001^

• 008^S21;S36/04/B/AMS/K

• 200^Suitability of Cadmium Tantalate and IndiumTantalate as Control Materials

for High-Temperature Reactors

• 210^Symposium on Physics and Material Problems of Reactor Control Rods

• 800^NEUTRONS; CADMIUM 113; CADMIUM TUNGSTATES; CADMIUM 114;

ABSORPTION SPECTRA; PLASTICITY; CROSS SECTIONS; RADIATION EFFECTS;

SENSITIVITY; INDIUM COMPOUNDS; TANTALATES; NEUTRON ABSORBERS; CONTROL

ELEMENTS; REACTIVITY WORTHS; REACTORS

• 860^ Control materials for practical use in high-temperature reactors should,

independently of the requirements of the individual case, have the following properties:

(a ) high absorption cross-section for neutrons in a wide range of energies; (b ) high

absorption capacity for neutrons; (c ) small sensitivity for radiation damage; (d) good

thermal resistance; (e ) low reactivity with the environment; and ( f ) low costs and good

availability. ...........(author)

Appropriate category: S22



Common Errors in Classification

Classification vs Indexing

• 001^

• 008^ S01;S54/01/I/MS/KX

• 200^ Proceedings of the 32. annual British Columbia mine

reclamation symposium : mine reclamation, biodiversity, and

integrated land use

• 800^ COAL, LIGNITE AND PEAT; ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES;

COAL MINES; LAND RECLAMATION; SOIL CONSERVATION;

REVEGETATION; SURFACE MINING; LAND USE; TERRESTRIAL

ECOSYSTEMS; BRITISH COLUMBIA; MEETINGS; PROCEEDINGS;

LEADING ABSTRACT

• 860^Mining operators……

008^ - Subject Classification

800^ - Subject Indexing



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