Learn why knowledge management is so vital to keeping nuclear power operations running safely and efficiently. Nuclear knowledge is critical now: the previous generation of nuclear personnel is retiring; countries are expanding nuclear programs; ageing nuclear installations may face challenges to ensure they can be operated safely; and there is a growing need for long-term management of radioactive waste and for countries phasing out nuclear programs.
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Do you work in the field of nuclear energy and realize that knowledge is used inefficiently and even could be lost?
In this engineering and physics, you will learn how to use, transfer and preserve knowledge for the further development of nuclear power.
The course is designed not only for students of nuclear specialties, but also for the staff of organizations operating in the field of peaceful use of nuclear energy. This course is also designed to meet the recommendations of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The course was developed on the basis of IAEA publications on nuclear knowledge management. To take the course you do not need a deep knowledge in nuclear technology.
Join us as you start your nuclear knowledge management journey.
What you'll learn:
- Identification of problems in the knowledge management system Retention of critical knowledge
- Application of nuclear knowledge management methods and tools in practice
Syllabus
Section 1. Knowledge Concepts with an Introduction to Nuclear Knowledge
1.1. What is Knowledge?
1.2. Knowledge as a Resource
1.3. Nuclear Organization and Nuclear Knowledge Section 2. Knowledge Management (KM) History and Development
2.1. KM History, Definition and Models
2.2. KM Elements, Importance, Benefits, Tools and Techniques
2.3. KM Approaches Section 3. Knowledge Management in Nuclear Science and Technology
3.1. Nuclear Knowledge & Stakeholders
3.2. Nuclear Knowledge Management
3.3. Knowledge Loss Risk Assessment Section 4. Managing Tacit Knowledge
4.1. Tacit Knowledge
4.2. Techniques to Identify, Capture and Transfer Tacit Knowledge (Part 1)
4.3. Techniques to Identify, Capture and Transfer Tacit Knowledge (Part 2) Section 5. Managing Nuclear Information
5.1. History of Nuclear Information
5.2. Methods and Tools for Information Management
5.3. Knowledge Organization Systems Section 6. Nuclear Knowledge Management Organizational Challenges
6.1. Integration of NKM in Organizational Management System
6.2. Knowledge-Sharing Culture
6.3. Set Up, Implementation and Assessment of NKM Projects Section 7. Implementing Knowledge Management in Nuclear Organizations
7.1. KM in Nuclear Power Plant
7.2. KM in R&D Organization
7.3. KM in University Section 8. Nuclear Knowledge Management Maturity Assessment
8.1. KM Assessment: Elements and Steps
8.2. IAEA Self-Assessment Model for NPPs and R&D Organizations
8.3. IAEA Self-Assessment Model for Universities
