1. Subject Categories and Scope Description Sources of National Input Bekele Negeri Nuclear Information Specialist

2. Content  Overview of INIS Subject analysis  INIS Subject Scope  INIS Classification  Sources of national literature 2

3. Subject Analysis Analytical method to describe the content with the purpose to enable useful retrieval Procedures for subject analysis:  Understand the content  Determine whether it is in scope of INIS  Assign at least one subject category  extract the key/meaningful elements/information from the content  translate them into the language of the database/collection using the subject analysis tools 3

4. INIS Subject Analysis  INIS Procedures:  Subject classification (categorization)  Subject indexing  Abstracting  Requirements:  Basic knowledge of the subject matter  Familiarity with the INIS Subject categories and scope description  Familiarity with INIS Thesaurus and indexing rules  Knowledge of the INIS inputting rules 4

5. INIS Subject Scope  All areas of IAEA programmes/activities  Peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology Nuclear Power and Research Reactors Non-Power Applications Nuclear Sciences Nuclear Safety  Nuclear Security and Safeguards  Environmental and economic aspects other energy sources and comparative studies 5

6. INIS Subject Scope  Nuclear Engineering and Technology  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 6

7. INIS Subject Scope / Core Scope Issues  Sciences Relevant to Nuclear Research 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 7

8. Comparative Studies  Methodological, Legal and Sociological Aspects in Nuclear Context  Environmental and Economic Impact of Non- Nuclear Energy 8

9. INIS Subject Scope  INIS Subject Scope is defined by the INS Subject Categories  INIS Reference Series IAEA-INIS/ETDE-02IAEA-INIS/ETDE-02 9

10. 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  and Superfluidity  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 10

11. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Nuclear Engineering and Technology Fission Reactors, Nuclear Power Plants S21 Specific nuclear reactors and associated plants S22 General studies of nuclear reactors 11

12. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Nuclear Engineering and Technology 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 12

13. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Nuclear Engineering and Technology  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) 13

14. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Nuclear Engineering and Technology Radioactive Waste Management S12 Radioactive waste management Isotope Production and Applications S07 Isotope and radiation sources 14

15. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Nuclear Engineering and Technology Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection S61 Radiation Protection and Dosimetry S63 Radiation, thermal, and other environmental pollutant effects on living organisms and biological materials  Nuclear Safeguards S98 Nuclear disarmament, Safeguards and Physical Protection 15

16. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  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 S79 Astrophysics, Cosmology and Astronomy 16

17. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Sciences Relevant to Nuclear Research and Applications Chemistry S37 Inorganic, Organic, Physical and Analytical Chemistry S38 Radiation Chemistry, Radiochemistry and Nuclear Chemistry Materials S36Materials sciences S77Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 17

18. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  Sciences Relevant to Nuclear Research and Applications Environmental and Life Sciences S54 Environmental sciences S60 Applied life sciences S62 Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Earth Sciences S58 Geosciences 18

19. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  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 19

20. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions  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 20

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23. INIS Subject Categories and Scope Descriptions https://www.iaea.org/inis/products-services/publications/Browse-by-category.html 23

24. S61 Radiation protection and dosimetry Definines what it is and includes:  Radiation protection standards: technical standards, including definitions and units, dealing with the presence of radioactive materials, natural or artificial (e.g. radon in houses or mines), or with the operation of reactors or other nuclear equipment or facility when such standards are set to provide radiation protection for man, documents about such standards  Radiation protection procedures: procedures designed wholly or primarily to provide radiation protection for man (except for shielding of reactors and accelerators), prevention of contamination or procedures for decontamination, including chemical decontamination of materials, structures and equipment, measurements of clearance or exemption levels  Dosimetry and monitoring: personnel dosimetry and radiation monitoring (e.g., in nuclear facilities, industry, radiotherapy, X-ray diagnostics, nuclear medicine) for both patients and medical personnel, medical surveillance of personnel exposed to ionizing radiations in conformance with national or international radiation protection regulations or recommendations, population dose estimates, collective dose and dose commitment from natural background radiation (e.g. radon in houses or mines), or as a result of nuclear accidents, from medical or industrial use of radioisotopes and ionizing radiations or from contaminated food, calculation and measurement of absorbed doses in man, animals, plants and other biological systems at all levels, as well as in tissue-equivalent materials and phantoms  Legal aspects of protecting personnel, members of the public, and the environment against contamination from the operation of nuclear facilities, legal aspects of direct or indirect applications of radioisotopes and radiation to man (e.g., medical and industrial applications, food irradiation, radiation from consumer products) 24

25.  Defines what it is not: 25 For: decontamination of manuse S63S63 wholesomeness and quality of irradiated fooduse S60S60 calculation, estimation and measurement of dose distributionssee S07S07 radiation measuring instrumentsuse S46S46 radiation shielding calculationsuse S73S73 shield fabricationuse S36S36 thermonuclear reactor shieldinguse S70S70 fission reactor shieldingsee S21, S22S21S22 procedures and equipment for handling radioactive materialsuse S42S42 measures for decontamination of the atmosphereuse S54S54 measures for restoration of the land or waters from effects of radioactive contaminationuse S54S54 emergency planning, non-legal aspectssee category for installation emergency planning, legal aspectsuse S99S99 external irradiation effects in life sciencesuse S63S63 surface, depth and internal dose distributions in radiation therapyuse S62S62 radiation source metrologyuse S07S07 monitoring of fooduse S60S60 calculation and measurement of absorbed doses in radiation processinguse S07S07

26. INIS Subject Classification  INIS Rules  Primary Subject Category – every record must have one  Second / Third Subject Category – complex or multi- disciplinary topics  Purpose  Defines the subject scope  Supports the search  Same subjects grouped together- further deeper retrieval  Exclude specific areas 26

27. INIS Subject Classification  Category assignment based on the subject / content / topic of the document  Title  Abstract  Introduction  Table of Contents  References  Tables / Graphs / Figures / Images 27

28. INIS Subject Classification  001^GB13P8508  008^S75/01/J/AS  009^A  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: rachidmasrour@hotmail.com, e-mail: hamedoun@hotmail.com  200^Physical properties of Co(Mn)Fe_2O_4 nanomaterials  500^[10 p.]  600^(English)  610^DOI: 10.1088/0031-8949/88/01/015704  611^Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/0031-8949/88/01/015704  009^S  229^Physica Scripta (Online)  320^ISSN 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.......... 28

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32. 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 32

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34. 2.3 Responsibilities INIS Member is responsible for:  2.3.1 the Collection, Selection, description, categorization, indexing, abstracting and related preparation, of items of literature published within its national boundaries..... Criteria  Published in the country  Within INIS Scope  Scientific and technical content, Legislative documents 34

35. Information Sources  Persons:  authors, editors, advisors, users, librarians/ information specialists, others  Institutions:  libraries/ information centres, research institutions, planning agencies, laboratories, universities and national academies, publishers, others  Publications:  annual reports, directories, bibliographies, Journals,.. 35

36. Identifying persons and institutions  Authors in the INIS Collection / Database: a)Access INIS Collection / Database on Internet: http://inis.iaea.org/search/ http://inis.iaea.org/search/ b) Search for your country’s name in the Author field c) The outcome will be a list of authors’ names & their affiliations d) Find the organization’s contact information 36

37. 37 1. INIS Collection on Internet http://inis.iaea.org/search/

38. 38 INIS Collection on Internet

39.  2. IAEA Technical Cooperation Projects (https://www.iaea.org/technicalcooperation/Home/index.html)https://www.iaea.org/technicalcooperation/Home/index.html 39

40.  2. IAEA Technical Cooperation Projects (https://www.iaea.org/technicalcooperation/Home/index.html)https://www.iaea.org/technicalcooperation/Home/index.html 40

41. 41 3. Meetings on Atomic Energy (IAEA, national, International conference directories) http://www-pub.iaea.org/iaeameetings/

42. 4. Your National Library 5. Open Access Publications Continuity:  Maintain contacts with contributors/ users  Build and maintain a small directory of contacts  Send e-mail to the author with INIS record how his papers appeared in the INIS Collection/Database  Presentation at S & T meetings, universities 42

43. 43 Thank You