Corporate report

Geophysical surveying techniques for a geological disposal facility: review of recent developments and NDA's proposals

A review of geophysical surveying methods relevant to the characterisation of a potential site for a geological disposal of higher activity radioactive waste.

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 1 May 2011

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Geophysical surveying techniques to characterise a site for a geological disposal facility: A review of recent developments and NDA's proposals (full report)

Ref: LIT 5532

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Geophysical surveying techniques to characterise a site for a geological disposal facility: A review of recent developments and NDA's proposals (summary)

Ref: LIT 5533

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Details

This review was carried out by RSK STATS Limited on behalf of the Environment Agency under the terms of an agreement with the EA Nuclear Decommissioning Authority’s Radioactive Waste Management Directorate (RWMD).

It provides the contractor’s view of RWMD’s generic work on the application of geophysical surveying techniques to characterise candidate sites for a geological disposal facility (GDF).

It includes a summary of the capabilities and limitations of relevant geophysical surveying techniques, and a critical review of RWMD’s strategy for applying these techniques in its Geosphere Characterisation Project (GCP).

Published 1 May 2011