Welcome

Opening, agenda, introduction, announcements. Self-introduction of the audience

• Elsa Merle, LPSC - IN2P3 - CNRS / Grenoble INP - UGA, France

Welcome - Introducing CNRS-LPSC

• Laurent Derome, head of the LPSC laboratory, France

Background - Historical overview of series of IMORN and SMORN meetings

• Imre Pázsit, Chalmers University, Sweden

Background - Reactor noise analysis in the nuclear power industry

• Hash Hashemian, Analysis and Measurements Services (AMS), USA

Background - Reactor noise analysis as a practical tool in NPPs

• Oszvald Glöckler, Nuclear Energy Projects Consultant, Hungary

P1: The State of Nuclear Development and Deployment in America

• Hash Hashemian, Analysis and Measurements Services (AMS), USA

P2: Advanced Reactors: Navigating the Noise Towards Deployment Reality

• Frederik Reitsma, Nuclear Power Technology Development Section (NPTDS), IAEA, Austria

P3: Pressure Noise Analysis in a Pipe Break Incident

• Wenqing Yao, China Nuclear Power Engineering Co., CNPE, China

P4: Recent Advances in Reactor Noise Analysis Applications

• Bhaskar Sur, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), Canada

P5: Signal validation and fault detection by reactor noise analysis in NPPs

• Oszvald Glöckler, Nuclear Energy Projects Consultant, Hungary

P6: Application of Noise Analysis in Online Calibration Monitoring of Nuclear Plant Pressure Transmitters

• Hash Hashemian, Analysis and Measurements Services (AMS), USA

P7: MUSIC Organic Scintillators Benchmark

• Flynn Darby, Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

Proposal on a Working Group on Neutron Noise Methods for Criticality Assay

• Daniel Siefman, Assistant Professor of Nuclear Engineering, UC Berkeley

P8: A new type of neutron source/fission detector for Cf-252-driven neutron noise analysis - Part 1 and history (video)

• Imre Pázsit, Chalmers University, Sweden

P9: A new type of neutron source/fission detector for Cf-252-driven neutron noise analysis - Part 2

• Imre Pázsit, Chalmers University, Sweden

P10: Stochastic neutron noise in the point kinetics equations

• Benjamin Dechenaux, ASNR, France

P11: Modulation Noise Calculation: From Monte-Carlo to Deterministic Approaches and Back Again

• Axel Laureau, LPSC - IN2P3 - CNRS, France

P12: Pseudo random reactivity oscillations in the CROCUS reactor: simulation with the TFM approach and validation

• Max Begue, LPSC - IN2P3 - CNRS, France

P13: Neutron noise assessment in Stellaria's ALVIN experimental reactor

• Hamza Ghninou & Georges Gay, Stellaria, France

P14: Possibilities for measuring reactor noise in STACY

• Satoshi Gunji, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan

P15: Neutron noise-based core monitoring for Small Modular Reactors using Machine Learning

• Salma Hussein, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

P16: Two-group theory of noise in fast Molten Salt Reactors

• Imre Pázsit, Chalmers University, Sweden

P17: Spatial effects in Cohn's method for neutron noise analysis

• Antoine Dervaux, CEA, France

P18: Effects of Delayed Emission on Gamma Noise Methods

• Cole Kostelac, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), USA

TBD

• Máté Szieberth, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Hungary

P19: A space and time exploration of neutron correlations in CROCUS

• Vincent Lamirand, EPFL/PSI, Switzerland

P20: On the effect of coarse mesh versus fine mesh discretization for power reactor noise

• Fredrik Öhrlund, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

P21: Stochastic Subspace Identification for the Modal Analysis of Neutron Noise

• Antoine Dervaux, CEA, France

Looking forward: scope, format and hosting arrangements for future IMORN meetings

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Conclusion and wrap-up

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