Defining and Retrieving Themes in Nuclear Regulations
Research Area: | Uncategorized | Year: | 2012 |
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Type of Publication: | In Proceedings | Keywords: | MDE, RE |
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Book title: | Proceedings of the Requirements Engineering and Law workshop (RELAW'12) at RE'12 | ||
Pages: | - | ||
Address: | Chicago, USA | ||
Month: | September | ||
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Note: | partners: INRIA; projects: Nessos; TIER : NoTIER; citation: 3 |
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Abstract: | Safety systems in nuclear industry must conform to an
increasing set of regulatory requirements. These requirements are
scattered throughout multiple documents expressing different
levels of requirements or different kinds of requirements.
Consequently, when licensees want to extract the set of regulations
related to a specific concern, they lack explicit traces between all
regulation documents and mostly get lost while attempting to
compare two different regulatory corpora.
This paper presents the regulatory landscape in the context of
digital Instrumentation and Command systems in nuclear power
plants. To cope with this complexity, we define and discuss
challenges toward an approach based on information retrieval
techniques to first narrow the regulatory research space into
themes and then assist the recovery of these traceability links. |
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