Nuclear Data for the Next Decade

Session

Tools for Evaluations

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11 mars 2026, 17:05

Amphithéâtre Bilski Pasquier

Présidents de session

Tools for Evaluations

• Dimitri Rochman (NAGRA)

Tools for Evaluations

• Stéphane Hilaire (CEA DAM DIF)

59. RIPL-4 news

Prof. Stéphane Goriely (Bruxelles University)

11/03/2026 17:05

60. ND @ BrookHaven Nat. Lab.

Dr Gustavo Nobre (BNL)

11/03/2026 17:25

57. Ab initio perspectives

Konstantinos Kravvaris (LLNL)

11/03/2026 17:45

56. The CoH code

Dr Matthew Mumpower (LANL)

11/03/2026 18:05

55. The TALYS world

Dr Arjan Koning (CEA)

11/03/2026 18:25

58. Evaluations for actinides

Dr Roberto Capote Noy (IAEA)

12/03/2026 16:30

69. From nuclear structure to neutron-induced cross-section evaluations

Dr Gilles Noguere (CEA)

12/03/2026 16:55

70. The JEFF‑4.0 Nuclear Data Library: Status and Perspectives

Dr Antonio Jiménez-Carrascosa (NEA)

12/03/2026 17:20

71. Current Initiatives and Future Trends in WPEC Nuclear Data Activities

Dr Anastasia Georgiadou (NEA)

12/03/2026 17:45

74. Modernizing Access to Experimental Nuclear Reaction Data: The IAEA Nuclear Reaction Data Explorer

Dr Shin Okumura (International Atomic Energy Agency)

12/03/2026 18:10

Current nuclear data formats such as EXFOR and ENDF-6 inherit structural constraints originating from the Fortran punch-card era. While these formats have been successfully used for decades, their ASCII-based fixed-width structure makes them difficult to understand for new users and cumbersome to use in modern computational environments. As a result, tasks such as programmatic searching,...