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International Atomic Energy Agency International Nuclear Information System (INIS) INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS: Introduction and International Atomic Energy Agency International Nuclear Information System (INIS) INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS: Introduction and Tools INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 Neviana Rashkova Subject Specialist IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency

INIS SUBJECT SCOPE • Nuclear Engineering and Technology (nuclear reactors, fuel cycle, engineering, instrumentation, INIS SUBJECT SCOPE • Nuclear Engineering and Technology (nuclear reactors, fuel cycle, engineering, instrumentation, waste management…) • Sciences Relevant to Nuclear Research and Applications (Physics, Chemistry, Material science, Environmental…) • Other Aspects of Nuclear Energy (economic, social, legal…) • Economic and Environmental Aspects of Nonnuclear Energy Sources • Energy Sources (scientific, technical, economic and policy aspects of coal, petroleum, renewable sources…) • Energy Production and Utilization (energy storage, energy conversion…) • Nonnuclear Energy-Related Sciences IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 2

INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS • What is subject analysis The means for identifying the information INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS • What is subject analysis The means for identifying the information content of a document • Purpose To facilitate the information retrieval: • For online searching - subject indexing with controlled terminology and free text (abstract) • For selection of the relevant references from a search result - abstract, title and descriptors • For locating the selected relevant pieces of literature - descriptive cataloguing • Reference tool ETDE/INIS Joint Reference Series No. 3 MANUAL FOR SUBJECT ANALYSIS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 3

MANUAL FOR SUBJECT ANALYSIS http: //www. iaea. org/INIS/Products_and_services/Reference_series IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 MANUAL FOR SUBJECT ANALYSIS http: //www. iaea. org/INIS/Products_and_services/Reference_series IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 4

INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS • Steps: • Subject classification (categorization) • Abstracting • Subject indexing INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS • Steps: • Subject classification (categorization) • Abstracting • Subject indexing and data flagging • Requirements to the indexer • To have scientific knowledge in the respective area • To be familiar with the INIS/ETDE Subject categories • To be familiar with INIS/ETDE Thesaurus • To be familiar with INIS input rules IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 5

INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS Title Cernavoda CANDU 600 NPP - latest in house improvements of INIS SUBJECT ANALYSIS Title Cernavoda CANDU 600 NPP - latest in house improvements of main control room functionality based on computerized applications Abstract As part of Romania program to adhere at European Union, SNN started the construction of a new Emergency Control Center It is designed to act as a site coordination center in case of nuclear accident The communication and information channels requirements of such facility are supplemented with an electronic display for a number of critical process parameters which should briefly characterize the nuclear reactor status during the accident The authors designed, developed and deployed the system for Cernavoda NPP After implementation the system started to be evaluated in idea to be used also as an important operator tool in Main Control Room of the plant and also to be replicated in other national level emergency centers Implementation effort was helped by the Plant Information system previously deployed in MCR (author) Authors Popa-Nemoiu, D; Nica, D; dpopa@cnero; SNNuclearelectrica, Cernavoda (Romania); dnica@cnero Subject SPECIFIC NUCLEAR REACTORS AND ASSOCIATED PLANTS (S 21) Source/Report Canadian Nuclear Society, Toronto, Ontario (Canada); Canadian Nuclear Association, Ottawa, Ontario (Canada); Canadian Nuclear Society; Toronto, Ontario (Canada); Nuclear energy: a world of service to humanity. 27 th annual conference of the Canadian Nuclear Society and 30 th Canadian Nuclear Society/Canadian Nuclear Association student conference; 233 Megabytes; 2006; [10 p. ]; 27. Annual conference of the Canadian Nuclear Society and 30. Canadian Nuclear Society/Canadian Nuclear Association student conference; Toronto, Ontario (Canada); 11 -14 Jun 2006; Available from the Canadian Nuclear Society, Toronto, Ontario (Canada); 4 refs. , 2 tabs. , 5 figs. ; Record Type Miscellaneous Country/Org. Canada DEC CANDU TYPE REACTORS; CONTROL SYSTEMS; HEAVY WATER COOLED REACTORS; HEAVY WATER MODERATED REACTORS; NATURAL URANIUM REACTORS; ON-LINE CONTROL SYSTEMS; ON-LINE SYSTEMS; PHWR TYPE REACTORS; POWER REACTORS; PRESSURE TUBE REACTORS; THERMAL REACTORS DEI CANDU TYPE REACTORS; CERNAVODA-1 REACTOR; COMPUTERIZED CONTROL SYSTEMS; CONTROL ROOMS; EMERGENCY PLANS Language English Ref. Number 38050915 Rel. Record 38050846 Publ. Year 2006 IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 6

SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION • Purpose • Defines the subject scope • Facilitates the search • SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION • Purpose • Defines the subject scope • Facilitates the search • Refines the search • INIS requirements • Primary Subject Category – every record must have one • Secondary Subject Categories • Category assignment • After carefully reading title and abstract • With help of the Scope description IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 7

INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • • • S 01 Coal, lignite, and peat S INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • • • S 01 Coal, lignite, and peat S 02 Petroleum S 03 Natural gas S 04 Oil shales and tar sands S 07 Isotopes and radiation sources S 08 Hydrogen S 09 Biomass fuels S 10 Synthetic fuels S 11 Nuclear fuel cycle and fuel materials S 12 Management of radioactive wastes, and non-radioactive wastes from nuclear facilities S 13 Hydro energy S 14 Solar energy S 15 Geothermal energy S 16 Tidal and wave power S 17 Wind energy IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 8

INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • • S 25 Energy storage S 29 Energy planning, INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • • S 25 Energy storage S 29 Energy planning, policy and economy S 30 Direct energy conversion S 32 Energy conservation, consumption, and utilization S 33 Advanced propulsion systems S 36 Materials science S 37 Inorganic, physical and analytical chemistry S 38 Radiation chemistry, radiochemistry and nuclear chemistry S 42 Engineering S 43 Particle accelerators S 46 Instrumentation related to nuclear science and technology S 47 Other instrumentation IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 9

INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • • • S 54 Environmental sciences S 58 Geosciences INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • • • S 54 Environmental sciences S 58 Geosciences S 60 Applied life sciences S 61 Radiation protection and dosimetry S 62 Radiology and nuclear medicine S 63 Radiation, thermal, and other environmental pollutant effects on living organisms and biological materials S 70 Plasma physics and fusion technology S 71 Classical and quantum mechanics, general physics S 72 Physics of elementary particles and fields S 73 Nuclear physics and radiation physics S 74 Atomic and molecular physics S 75 Condensed matter physics, superconductivity and superfluidity S 77 Nanoscience and nanotechnology S 79 Astrophysics, cosmology and astronomy IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 10

INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • S 96 Knowledge management and preservation S 97 Mathematical INIS/ETDE SUBJECT CATEGORIES • • S 96 Knowledge management and preservation S 97 Mathematical methods and computing S 98 Nuclear disarmament, safeguards and physical protection S 99 General and miscellaneous The current categorization scheme contains 49 one-level broad subject categories - both for INIS and ETDE Energy production; Science; Engineering, Applications ETDE/INIS Joint Reference Series No. 2 (Rev. 1) INIS Scope Descriptions http: //www. iaea. org/INIS/Products_and_services/Reference_series/index. html IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 11

INIS SCOPE DESCRIPTIONS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 12 INIS SCOPE DESCRIPTIONS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 12

INIS SCOPE DESCRIPTIONS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 13 INIS SCOPE DESCRIPTIONS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 13

ABSTRACTING • Guidelines for Abstract Preparation • • Submit an informative abstract whenever possible ABSTRACTING • Guidelines for Abstract Preparation • • Submit an informative abstract whenever possible Emphasize what is novel about the information in the original document Do not repeat the title of the original document in the body of the abstract Do not exceed 6000 characters (900 -1200 words) in length, including spaces and symbols • Title augmentation should indicate in a concise and abbreviated form the essential topic discussed in the piece of literature to which no reference is made in the title IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 14

SUBJECT INDEXING: THESAURUS • Thesaurus definition SUBJECT INDEXING: THESAURUS • Thesaurus definition "A thesaurus is a terminological control device used in translating from the natural language of documents, indexers or users into a more constrained system language. It is a controlled and dynamic vocabulary of semantically and generically related terms which covers a specific domain of knowledge“ • Structure of the Thesaurus • two types – valid terms and forbidden terms • interrelationships are of three types: preferential (used for, seen for…), hierarchical (BT, NT…) and affinitive (RT) • each term has “word block” – all terms associated with it IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 15

SUBJECT INDEXING: THESAURUS • INIS/ETDE Thesaurus • 21882 valid terms • 8677 forbidden terms SUBJECT INDEXING: THESAURUS • INIS/ETDE Thesaurus • 21882 valid terms • 8677 forbidden terms ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS BUBBLE CHAMBERS 2004 -05 -28 *BT 1 gas track detectors Systems that have the ability to learn, change their state, or otherwise react to stimuli or changes in their environment. NT 1 cryogenic bubble chambers UF self-learning systems NT 1 ultrasonic bubble chambers *BT 1 computerized control systems RT digitizers NT 1 heavy liquid bubble chambers RT algorithms IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 16

SUBJECT INDEXING: THESAURUS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 17 SUBJECT INDEXING: THESAURUS IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 17

SUBJECT INDEXING: RULES • • Identify concepts – translate into valid descriptors Use the SUBJECT INDEXING: RULES • • Identify concepts – translate into valid descriptors Use the most specific descriptor – always prefer NTs Do not assign BT if its NT is assigned Use the word block – BT – for correctness; NT – for specificity; RT – for completeness • Avoid overindexing (best between 5 and 20) • Propose a new term when necessary - according to the rules IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 18

SUBJECT INDEXING: TOOLS • There are two main INIS products used for indexing: Win. SUBJECT INDEXING: TOOLS • There are two main INIS products used for indexing: Win. Fibre and CAI Win. Fibre – for input preparation both bibliographic and subject indexing CAI (Computer Assisted Indexing) – for subject classification and indexing • INIS/ETDE Thesaurus is incorporated in both IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 19

WINFIBRE IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 20 WINFIBRE IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 20

CAI IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 21 CAI IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 21

DATA FLAGGING Special emphasis should be placed on the indexing of DATA. If the DATA FLAGGING Special emphasis should be placed on the indexing of DATA. If the document contains useful numerical data, assign an appropriate narrower term from the DATA wordblock: DATA (For data flagging always use a more specific term. ) BT 1 information NT 1 numerical data NT 2 compiled data NT 2 evaluated data NT 2 experimental data NT 2 financial data NT 2 statistical data NT 2 theoretical data RT cinda IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 22

SPECIFIC INDEXING RULES • • • Elements and Isotopes Chemical Compounds and Complexes Ions SPECIFIC INDEXING RULES • • • Elements and Isotopes Chemical Compounds and Complexes Ions and Allotropes Alloys Nuclear Reactions Particle Interactions Reactor Names Geographic Designations Computer Codes IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 23

COMMON ERRORS IN CLASSIFCATION • Incorrect use of category • S 70 Plasma Physics COMMON ERRORS IN CLASSIFCATION • Incorrect use of category • S 70 Plasma Physics and Fusion Technology instead of S 71, S 79, S 36, S 74, … • S 72 Physics of elementary particle and fields instead of S 73, S 71, S 75 • Use of more general category • S 22 General Studies of Nuclear Reactors instead of S 21 • S 43 Particle Accelerators instead of category of application – S 36, S 72, S 62, S 46… For correct classification use INIS/ETDE Scope Description IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 24

COMMON ERRORS IN INDEXING Material Science GROWTH instead of CRYSTAL GROWTH instead of THERMONUCLEAR COMMON ERRORS IN INDEXING Material Science GROWTH instead of CRYSTAL GROWTH instead of THERMONUCLEAR IGNITION Plasma physics IGNITION Physics of Elementary Particles and Fields PRODUCTION instead of PARTICLE PRODUCTION COLOR MODEL instead of FLAVOR, HOLOGRAPHY, TRANSPORT, CAVITIES, SOLUTIONS…etc. IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 25

Thank you! IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 26 Thank you! IAEA INIS Training Seminar 14 -16 Novemner 2011 26