"CC Otwarte Systemy Komputerowe" has developed a computer simulator of the nuclear reactor "MARIA". The project beneficiaries are: the Institute of Atomic Energy (IEA) Central Laboratory for Radiological Protection (CLOR). The simulator system was implemented in the period of July-October 2008 and was financed by the EU programme "Transition Facility 2005/017-488.03.06 Nuclear Safety and Radiological Protection ". Because of the forthcomming perspective of reactivation of the nuclear energy programme in Poland the training of future personel becomes an important issue. The major purpose of the developed computer simulator is to support trainings organized by IEA and CLOR. More info (in Polish).

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