1. Crisis exercises
1.1 Exercise objectives
The aim of crisis exercises is to test all or part of the arrangements for a nuclear crisis, in order to :
train people who may be involved in such a situation in any capacity whatsoever;
test the various aspects of crisis organization and operations (warning, crisis center operations, technical assessment of the situation, decision-making, communication, etc.);
contribute to the continuous improvement of the system.
They also aim to educate elected representatives and the general public, explaining nuclear and health risks and the standards to be taken into account when making decisions.
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Bibliography
General documentation on crisis management
- LAGADEC (P.) - La gestion des crises. - McGraw-Hill (1991).
- LAGADEC (P.) - Cellules de crise – Les conditions d'une conduite efficace. - Éditions d'Organisation (1995).
Technical...
Regulations
Law of June 13, 2006 on nuclear transparency and safety.
Interministerial directive of April 7, 2005 on government action in the event of a radiological emergency.
Interministerial directive of November 29, 2005 on the performance and processing of environmental radioactivity measurements in the event of a radiological emergency.
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Websites
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire http://www.irsn.org
Autorité de Sûreté Nucléaire http://www.asn.fr
International Atomic Energy Agency http://www.iaea.org
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