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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
........................................................................................................
1
1.1
BACKGROUND
.........................................................................................................
1
1.2
MANAGEMENT
OF
UNCERTAINTIES
.............................................................................
1
1.2.1
IDENTIFICATION
AND
QUANTIFICATION
OF
INHERENT
UNCERTAINTIES
...............................2
1.2.2
UNCERTAINTY
AND
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
..................................................................
3
1.2.3
TIME-DEPENDENT
VERSUS
MAXIMUM
ANALYSIS
.....................................................4
1.2.4
ASSESSMENT
OF
UNCERTAINTIES
AND
DRAWING
CONSEQUENCES
.............................
4
1.3
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
AND
ITS
ROLE
IN
THE
SAFETY
CASE
...........................................
5
2
OVERVIEW
OF
METHODS
FOR
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
............................................
9
2.1
BASIC
TERMS
AND
NOTATIONS
..................................................................................
9
2.2
MONTE-CARLO
(MC)
METHODS
..............................................................................
9
2.3
SAMPLING
...........................................................................................................
11
2.3.1
RANDOM
SAMPLING
.............................................................................................
11
2.3.2
STRATIFIED
SAMPLING
............................................................................................
11
2.3.3
QUASI-RANDOM
(LOW-DISCREPANCY)
SAMPLING
...................................................
13
2.3.4
PERIODIC
SAMPLING
.............................................................................................
14
2.3.5
CORRELATION
.........................................................................................................
15
2.3.6
COMPARISON
OF
SAMPLING
METHODS
...................................................................
16
2.4
UNCERTAINTY
ANALYSIS
..........................................................................................
19
2.4.1
GRAPHICAL
UNCERTAINTY
ANALYSIS
........................................................................
19
2.4.2
NUMERICAL
UNCERTAINTY
ANALYSIS
.......................................................................
21
2.5
GRAPHICAL
METHODS
FOR
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
.....................................................
23
2.5.1
SCATTERPLOTS
........................................................................................................
23
2.5.2
CONTRIBUTION
TO
THE
SAMPLE
MEAN
(CSM)
.......................................................
23
2.5.3
CONTRIBUTION
TO
THE
SAMPLE
VARIANCE
(CSV)
...................................................
24
2.5.4
CUMULATED
SUMS
OF
NORMALISED
RE-ORDERED
OUTPUT
(CUSUNORO)
............
24
2.5.5
CONDITIONAL
COBWEB
PLOTS
AND
MEAN
RANK
PLOTS
............................................
25
2.6
CORRELATION-
AND
REGRESSION-BASED
METHODS
..................................................
26
I
2.6.1
PEARSON
*
S
CORRELATION
COEFFICIENTS
...................................................................
26
2.6.2
STANDARDISED
REGRESSION
COEFFICIENTS
(SRC)
..................................................
27
2.6.3
PARTIAL
CORRELATION
COEFFICIENTS
(PCC)
..............................................................
28
2.6.4
RANK
TRANSFORMATION
..........................................................................................
29
2.7
VARIANCE-BASED
METHODS
..................................................................................
30
2.7.1
THE
SOBOL
*
METHOD
.............................................................................................32
2.7.2
(EXTENDED)
FOURIER
AMPLITUDE
SENSITIVITY
TEST
(FAST/EFAST)
................... 32
2.7.3
RANDOM
BALANCE
DESIGN
(RBD)
......................................................................
33
2.7.4
EFFECTIVE
ALGORITHM
FOR
COMPUTING
GLOBAL
SENSITIVITY
INDICES
(EASI)
.............
34
2.7.5
METAMODELLING
AND
STATE-DEPENDENT
PARAMETER
METHOD
(SDP)
................
34
2.8
NON-PARAMETRIC
METHODS
..................................................................................
35
2.8.1
TWO-SAMPLE
TESTS
...............................................................................................
36
3
DESCRIPTION
OF
THE
TEST
SYSTEMS
...................................................................
37
3.1
REPOSITORY
FOR
SPENT
FUEL
AND
HLW
IN
CLAY
....................................................
37
3.2
REPOSITORY
FOR
LILW
IN
ROCK
SALT
.......................................................................
38
3.3
REPOSITORY
FOR
SPENT
FUEL
AND
HLW
IN
ROCK
SALT
(SAM-GBS)
.....................
41
4
GRAPHICAL
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
.......................................................................
45
4.1
SCATTERPLOTS
.........................................................................................................
45
4.1.1
SCATTERPLOTS
FOR
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
......................................................................
45
4.1.2
SCATTERPLOTS
FOR
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
......................................................................
47
4.2
CSM,
CUSUNORO
AND
CSV
PLOTS
.................................................................
50
4.2.1
CSM
PLOTS
FOR
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
..........................................................................
50
4.2.2
CSM
PLOTS
FOR
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
........................................................................
52
4.2.3
CSM
VERSUS
CUSUNORO
...............................................................................
54
4.2.4
CSV
PLOTS
...........................................................................................................
55
4.3
SUMMARY
..............................................................................................................
56
5
CORRELATION-
AND
REGRESSION-BASED
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
........................
59
5.1
COMPARISON
OF
CORRELATION
AND
REGRESSION
.....................................................
59
5.2
THE
PRINCIPLE
MESSAGE
......................................................................................
60
5.3
DIRECT
EVALUATION
OF
THE
MODEL
OUTPUT
(SRC)
.................................................
61
5.3.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
................................................................................................
61
5.3.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
61
5.4
RANK-BASED
EVALUATION
(SRRC)
......................................................................
62
5.4.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
.................................................................................................
62
5.4.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
63
5.5
SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................
64
6
VARIANCE-BASED
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
...........................................................
65
6.1
SOBOL
*
METHOD
...................................................................................................
66
6.1.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
................................................................................................
66
6.1.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
67
6.2
EFAST
................................................................................................................
69
6.2.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
................................................................................................
69
6.2.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
70
6.3
RBD
....................................................................................................................
71
6.3.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
................................................................................................72
6.3.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
72
6.4
EASI
...................................................................................................................
73
6.4.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
................................................................................................
73
6.4.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
74
6.5
SDP
....................................................................................................................
75
6.5.1
THE
CLAY
SYSTEM
................................................................................................
75
6.5.2
THE
LILW
SYSTEM
..............................................................................................
75
6.6
COMPARISON
WITH
REGRESSION-BASED
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
...............................
76
6.7
SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................
78
7
INFLUENCE
OF
THE
SAMPLING
SCHEME
..............................................................
81
7.1
RANDOM
SAMPLING
VERSUS
LATIN
HYPERCUBE
SAMPLING
.................................
81
7.2
RANDOM
SAMPLING
VERSUS
QUASI-RANDOM
LPTAU
SAMPLING
...........................83
7.3
SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................
84
III
8
DETAILED
SENSITIVITY
INVESTIGATIONS
...............................................................
85
8.1
INFLUENCE
OF
NUMBER
OF
PARAMETERS
..................................................................
85
8.2
HIDDEN
SENSITIVITIES
............................................................................................
88
8.3
HANDLING
OF
TWO-SPLIT
OUTPUT
BY
A
DYNAMIC
TWO
SAMPLE
TEST
.........................
91
8.4
SUMMARY
.............................................................................................................
93
9
OUTPUT
TRANSFORMATION
....................................................................................
95
9.1
DEFINITION
OF
TRANSFORMATIONS
.............................................................................
96
9.2
SELECTION
OF
THE
THRESHOLD
.................................................................................
98
9.3
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
RESULTS
................................................................................
99
9.3.1
THE
SAM-GBS
MODEL
.......................................................................................
99
9.3.2
THE
LILW
MODEL
..............................................................................................
102
9.4
SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................105
10
HANDLING
OF
PARAMETER
DEPENDENCIES
.......................................................
107
11
SUMMARY,
RECOMMENDATIONS
AND
OUTLOOK
...............................................
109
11.1
PROJECT
SUMMARY
AND
GENERAL
CONCLUSIONS
...................................................109
11.1.1
BACKGROUND
AND
PROJECT
SETUP
.......................................................................109
11.1.2
GRAPHICAL
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
.........................................................................110
11.1.3
CORRELATION-
AND
REGRESSION-BASED
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
...............................
111
11.1.4
VARIANCE-BASED
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
..............................................................
111
11.1.5
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
SAMPLING
SCHEME
.................................................................. 112
11.1.6
DEPENDANCE
ON
THE
SET
OF
PARAMETERS
......................................................... 113
11.1.7
TWO-SAMPLE
TESTS
.............................................................................................113
11.1.8
OUTPUT
TRANSFORMATION
.....................................................................................
114
11.2
RECOMMENDATION
FOR
PROCEEDING
IN
PRACTICAL
CASES
....................................
115
11.3
RELATED
WORK
AND
OUTLOOK
...............................................................................120
LIST
OF
REFERENCES
...............................................................................................................
123
LIST
OF
FIGURES
......................................................................................................................
129
LIST
OF
TABLES
.........................................................................................................................
133
IV
A
DATA
OF
THE
TEST
SYSTEMS
.............................................................................
135
A.1
REPOSITORY
FOR
SPENT
FUEL
AND
HLW
IN
CLAY
................................................
135
A.2
REPOSITORY
FOR
LOW-
AND
INTERMEDIATE-LEVEL
WASTE
(LILW)
IN
ROCK
SALT...
140
V
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