1. Norisuke Yamaji, Operational Safety Section
IAEA OSMIR DATABASE
Norisuke Yamaji,
Operational Safety Section

2. What is OSMIR?
OSART Mission Results database
Distributed through a restricted IAEA website (Collaboration site for OSART)
Contains results from OSART missions and Follow-up visits from 1991 (Continually being updated)

3. OSART FINDINGS REVIEW What is OSMIR? (cont’d)
The information stored in the OSMIR database is the same as the findings contained in OSART mission reports.
OSART
Mission Report
FINDINGS
(De-restriction)
REVIEW
Issues
- Recommendations
- Suggestions
Good practices
OSMIR Database

4. OSART report structure
End part
Definitions
List of IAEA references
Team composition
Middle part
General review results
Detailed findings
in each review area
Beginning part
Cover
Preamble
Foreword
Contents
Introduction and main conclusion (2 pages)

5. OSMIR data (Issues)
OSART report
OSMIR form

6. OSMIR data (Issues) after FU visits
OSART report
OSMIR form

7. OSMIR data (Good practices)
OSART report
OSMIR form

8. What data is stored in OSMIR?
Whole OSART missions
OSART mission : No.1 – 188 (1983 – 2015)
Follow-up visits : No.1 – 127 (1989 – 2015)
Results in OSMIR
OSART mission : No.50 – 188 (127 missions)
Follow-up visits : No.18 – 127 (100 visits)
2962 Recommendations
2185 Suggestions
1245 Good practices

9. Why is OSMIR useful? You can look through past findings. By year
By reactor type
By country
By plant
By review area
By review topic
By findings type
(Recommendation, Suggestion, Good practice)
By text search

10. Why is OSMIR useful? (cont’d)
For OSART reviewers;
After getting some findings, reviewers can check;
whether there were similar findings in the past.
which IAEA Standards were referred on similar issues.
For Member States;
They can get;
strengths and weaknesses in other NPPs and let them be lessons to themselves.
how other NPPs solved similar issues.
For OSS;
Used to assist in creating OSART highlights report and generate statistics.

11. What is necessary to use OSMIR?
Computer
Microsoft ACCESS
Credential from IAEA (OSS)

12. How to start OSMIR? Double click the icon, and you can start OSMIR!
(old version)

13. How to use OSMIR? (Findings report)
In making a “Findings report”, You can set whatever conditions you want.
You can start from 4 types of conditions;
By area and topic
By country and plant
By reactor type
By year

14. How to use OSMIR? (Findings report)
In each condition you can add several filters.
In each category you can set more than 2 filters.
Country: France
Country: South Africa
Mission year from:1995 to:2000
Mission year from:2005 to:2015
Reactor type: BWR
Reactor type: PWR

15. How to use OSMIR? (Findings report)
You can use the text search function in a flexible way.
Exact expression
equipment qualification
steam generator
Match case EQ SG
Whole word only
Start with
contractor
contractors
subcontractor …

16. How to use OSMIR? (Findings report)
You get a Findings report!

17. How to use OSMIR? (Statistics)
For the effective utilization of OSMIR data, some graphic functions are available.
The numbers of findings in each topic
Follow-up status in each topic
The number of missions by region

18. How to use OSMIR? (Statistics)
The numbers of findings in each topic

19. How to use OSMIR? (Statistics)
Follow-up status in each topic

20. How to use OSMIR? (Statistics)
The number of missions by region.
We are going to improve OSMIR with proposals from Member States.