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{{#Wiki_filter:RIC | {{#Wiki_filter:RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | ||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE MACCSimize Safety! | |||
Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Division of Systems Analysis Accident Analysis Branch | |||
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory | RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | ||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE What is the MACCS Consequence Analysis Code? | |||
Overview The MACCS consequence analysis code was developed and is used to evaluate the offsite consequences of radioactive releases to the environment. MACCS models atmospheric transport, emergency and long-term protective actions, radioactive exposure pathways, dosimetry, health effects, and economic consequences. | |||
MACCS outputs capture a variety of metrics, including dose, health effects, fatality risk, economic losses, and land contamination. | |||
MACCS can be used for regulatory and cost-benefit analyses, environmental reports and impact statements, plant-specific evaluations of severe accident mitigation alternatives, U.S. Department of Energy documented safety analyses, probabilistic risk assessments, and numerous research studies. | |||
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | |||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE Consequence analysis: A fundamental tenet of safety regulation | |||
* An important part of good regulation is estimating public consequence measures and using this knowledge to inform regulatory decisions. | |||
* MACCS allows the NRC to estimate public consequence measures and provides a powerful tool to inform development of our regulations and guidance. | |||
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | |||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE | |||
* 857 MACCS Users Americas 556 Asia 176 Europe 120 Africa 5 | |||
* 24 Cooperative Severe Accident Research Program (CSARP) Member Countries | |||
* 149 Organizations Regulators, Researchers, Universities, and the Commercial Nuclear Industry MACCS Users Community | |||
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | |||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE MACCS/WinMACCS MACCS is the main executable of the computer code. | |||
The NRC released MACCS version 4.2 in March 2023. | |||
WinMACCS serves as the current user interface for MACCS. The NRC released WinMACCS version 4.2 in March 2023. | |||
The user interface is undergoing a modernization effort, which is expected to be completed by Summer 2024. | |||
MACCS-HYbrid Single-Particle Lagrangian Integrated Trajectory (HYSPLIT) | |||
Provides capability to perform high-fidelity Lagrangian atmospheric transport modeling. The NRC released MACCS-HYSPLIT version 1.2 in March 2023. | |||
SecPop Generates site data from Census information. The NRC released SecPoP version 4.3.1 in July 2020. | |||
SecPoP is being updated to include the 2020 US census data and code improvement upgrades (expected by Fall 2024). | |||
MelMACCS Provides source term parameters to MACCS. The NRC released MelMACCS version 4.0 in September 2022. | |||
MelMACCS is undergoing code improvement upgrades (expected by Winter 2024). | |||
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory | AniMACCS Provides animation of plume segments of MACCS. The NRC released MelMACCS version 1.3.1 in January 2022. | ||
MACCS Code Development Activities | |||
ADAPTING | |||
March 2023. | |||
Trajectory (HYSPLIT) | |||
atmospheric transport modeling. The NRC released | |||
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | |||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE | |||
* The MACCS-UI is undergoing a modernization effort with the key goal of ensuring long-term usability. | |||
* The MACCS-UI is anticipated to offer a user interface and functionalities akin to WinMACCS. | |||
* The MACCS-UI modernization is expected to be completed by Summer 2024. | |||
Modernizing the MACCS User Interface (MACCS-UI) | Modernizing the MACCS User Interface (MACCS-UI) | ||
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | |||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE The MACCS development team is currently working on several advanced reactor initiatives to ensure that the MACCS code continues to meet regulatory needs for consequence analysis. | |||
Item Phenomenological Areas 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Reports CA1 Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion (Nearfield Modeling) x x | |||
x SAND2021-6924 CA2 Radionuclide Release Screening x | |||
x SAND2022-12018 CA3 Radionuclide Release Screening (Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion & Dosimetry) x SAND2022-12766 CA4 Dosimetry and Health Effects (Tritium Modeling) x x | |||
x SAND2022-12016 CA5 Radionuclide Evolution in Atmosphere x | |||
x In progress MACCS Advanced Reactor Initiatives | |||
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory | RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | ||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE Relevant Environmental Transformation Processes | |||
*Chemical Reactions | |||
*Oxidation | |||
*Agglomeration | |||
*Hygroscopicity Current MACCS Capabilities | |||
*Radionuclide Decay and Ingrowth | |||
*Dry Deposition | |||
*Wet Deposition Other Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion Models | |||
*HYSPLIT | |||
*CMAQ | |||
*WRF-CHEM | |||
*SORAMI | |||
*RASCAL | |||
*RATCHET MACCS Advanced Reactor Initiatives Radionuclide Evolution in the Atmosphere (Task CA5) | |||
Relevant | |||
* Chemical Reactions | |||
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* | |||
* | |||
* SORAMI | |||
* RASCAL | |||
* RATCHET | |||
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | |||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE | |||
* Future Focused Research Activities | |||
* The NRC is researching using National Centers for Environmental Prediction data to support severe accident consequence analysis at locations without onsite meteorological data. | |||
* Environmental Justice | |||
* The NRC is planning to initiate research on how MACCS can use census data and other data sources to enable the reporting of community vulnerability indices for populations around a site. The NRC also plans to re-evaluate how MACCS models recovery decisions in low-income areas. | |||
* Radionuclides Accident Consequence Analyses for Space Launch | |||
* The United States is developing space nuclear systems where such systems safely enable or enhance space exploration or operational capabilities [NSPM-20]. | |||
MACCS Applications Supporting Other Emerging Areas | MACCS Applications Supporting Other Emerging Areas | ||
Visit us at: https://maccs.sandia.gov/maccs.aspx | RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024 | ||
#nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE Connect With Us PM MACCS Code Development & Applications Salman Haq, salman.haq@nrc.gov Nazila Tehrani, nazila.tehrani@nrc.gov Code Distribution (MACCSCodes@nrc.gov) | |||
AJ Nosek, aj.nosek@nrc.gov Branch Chief Luis Betancourt, luis.Betancourt@nrc.gov Visit us at: https://maccs.sandia.gov/maccs.aspx}} | |||
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| Issue date: | 03/14/2024 |
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RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE MACCSimize Safety!
Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Division of Systems Analysis Accident Analysis Branch
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE What is the MACCS Consequence Analysis Code?
Overview The MACCS consequence analysis code was developed and is used to evaluate the offsite consequences of radioactive releases to the environment. MACCS models atmospheric transport, emergency and long-term protective actions, radioactive exposure pathways, dosimetry, health effects, and economic consequences.
MACCS outputs capture a variety of metrics, including dose, health effects, fatality risk, economic losses, and land contamination.
MACCS can be used for regulatory and cost-benefit analyses, environmental reports and impact statements, plant-specific evaluations of severe accident mitigation alternatives, U.S. Department of Energy documented safety analyses, probabilistic risk assessments, and numerous research studies.
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE Consequence analysis: A fundamental tenet of safety regulation
- An important part of good regulation is estimating public consequence measures and using this knowledge to inform regulatory decisions.
- MACCS allows the NRC to estimate public consequence measures and provides a powerful tool to inform development of our regulations and guidance.
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE
- 857 MACCS Users Americas 556 Asia 176 Europe 120 Africa 5
- 24 Cooperative Severe Accident Research Program (CSARP) Member Countries
- 149 Organizations Regulators, Researchers, Universities, and the Commercial Nuclear Industry MACCS Users Community
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE MACCS/WinMACCS MACCS is the main executable of the computer code.
The NRC released MACCS version 4.2 in March 2023.
WinMACCS serves as the current user interface for MACCS. The NRC released WinMACCS version 4.2 in March 2023.
The user interface is undergoing a modernization effort, which is expected to be completed by Summer 2024.
MACCS-HYbrid Single-Particle Lagrangian Integrated Trajectory (HYSPLIT)
Provides capability to perform high-fidelity Lagrangian atmospheric transport modeling. The NRC released MACCS-HYSPLIT version 1.2 in March 2023.
SecPop Generates site data from Census information. The NRC released SecPoP version 4.3.1 in July 2020.
SecPoP is being updated to include the 2020 US census data and code improvement upgrades (expected by Fall 2024).
MelMACCS Provides source term parameters to MACCS. The NRC released MelMACCS version 4.0 in September 2022.
MelMACCS is undergoing code improvement upgrades (expected by Winter 2024).
AniMACCS Provides animation of plume segments of MACCS. The NRC released MelMACCS version 1.3.1 in January 2022.
MACCS Code Development Activities
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE
- The MACCS-UI is undergoing a modernization effort with the key goal of ensuring long-term usability.
- The MACCS-UI is anticipated to offer a user interface and functionalities akin to WinMACCS.
- The MACCS-UI modernization is expected to be completed by Summer 2024.
Modernizing the MACCS User Interface (MACCS-UI)
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE The MACCS development team is currently working on several advanced reactor initiatives to ensure that the MACCS code continues to meet regulatory needs for consequence analysis.
Item Phenomenological Areas 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Reports CA1 Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion (Nearfield Modeling) x x
x SAND2021-6924 CA2 Radionuclide Release Screening x
x SAND2022-12018 CA3 Radionuclide Release Screening (Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion & Dosimetry) x SAND2022-12766 CA4 Dosimetry and Health Effects (Tritium Modeling) x x
x SAND2022-12016 CA5 Radionuclide Evolution in Atmosphere x
x In progress MACCS Advanced Reactor Initiatives
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE Relevant Environmental Transformation Processes
- Chemical Reactions
- Oxidation
- Agglomeration
- Hygroscopicity Current MACCS Capabilities
- Radionuclide Decay and Ingrowth
- Dry Deposition
- Wet Deposition Other Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion Models
- HYSPLIT
- CMAQ
- WRF-CHEM
- SORAMI
- RASCAL
- RATCHET MACCS Advanced Reactor Initiatives Radionuclide Evolution in the Atmosphere (Task CA5)
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE
- Future Focused Research Activities
- The NRC is researching using National Centers for Environmental Prediction data to support severe accident consequence analysis at locations without onsite meteorological data.
- The NRC is planning to initiate research on how MACCS can use census data and other data sources to enable the reporting of community vulnerability indices for populations around a site. The NRC also plans to re-evaluate how MACCS models recovery decisions in low-income areas.
- Radionuclides Accident Consequence Analyses for Space Launch
- The United States is developing space nuclear systems where such systems safely enable or enhance space exploration or operational capabilities [NSPM-20].
MACCS Applications Supporting Other Emerging Areas
RIC 2024 Hybrid U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 36th Annual Regulatory Information Conference MARCH 12-14, 2024
- nrcric2024 www.nrc.gov ADAPTING TO A CHANGING LANDSCAPE Connect With Us PM MACCS Code Development & Applications Salman Haq, salman.haq@nrc.gov Nazila Tehrani, nazila.tehrani@nrc.gov Code Distribution (MACCSCodes@nrc.gov)
AJ Nosek, aj.nosek@nrc.gov Branch Chief Luis Betancourt, luis.Betancourt@nrc.gov Visit us at: https://maccs.sandia.gov/maccs.aspx