Consultancy Meeting on the Preparation of a Major FENDL Release

Session

Information Technology, Tools, Codes

15 May 2025, 10:00

14. JADE v4, a more robust and expandable architecture for neutronics V&V

Davide Laghi

15/05/2025, 10:00

In the last couple of years, JADE development has been pushed forward by Fusion For Energy and UKAEA with a new objective: use the JADE framework also to perform code to code comparisons. This new collaboration led to JADE v3, a first proof of concept that ported the tool on the linux platform and allowed for the first time to run benchmarks not only with MCNP but also with OpenMC. During this...

30. Application of JADE as complete tool for automated nuclear data and particle transport code validation

Alex Valentine

15/05/2025, 10:30

28. The nuclear data arsenal and new approaches

Thomas Stainer

15/05/2025, 11:00

38. Modernizing Experimental Nuclear Data Access: The IAEA Nuclear Reaction Data Explorer

Shin OKUMURA (IAEA)

15/05/2025, 11:30

The use of experimental nuclear reaction data in the EXFOR format~\cite{EXFORFormatsManual2015} and evaluated nuclear data in the ENDF-6 format~\cite{ENDF6FormatsManual2018} continues to be hindered by challenges in preprocessing and integration with modern computational workflows. These limitations pose significant barriers to applying advanced data analysis, modeling, and machine learning...

26. Making FENDL interplanetary

Georg Schnabel

15/05/2025, 13:00

40. TALYS and TENDL for the future of FENDL

Arjan KONING (IAEA)

15/05/2025, 13:30

A short review of the current status of the TENDL nuclear data library will be given, with a few examples of relevance for fusion.
TENDL is the result of so-called horizontal nuclear data evaluation.
The aim is that each biennial releases of the TENDL library lead to closer agreement with differential and integral experimental data.
In principle, each target isotope is treated as equally...