The Everest project: sensitivity analysis of geological disposal systems

Jan Marivoet; des Orres P. Escalier; J. M. Gomit; Jacques Wibin; Jan Prij; Karl-Heinz Martens

The Everest project: sensitivity analysis of geological disposal systems

Jan Marivoet, des Orres P. Escalier, J. M. Gomit, Jacques Wibin, Jan Prij, Karl-Heinz Martens

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Abstract

The main objective of EVEREST is the identification of the elements which strongly influence the performance of a geological disposal system. The EVEREST project is a collaboration between CEA-IPSN, GRS, ECN and SCK-CEN. Three types of host formations (clay, salt and granite) and six sites are studied. Within EVEREST the concept uncertainty is considered in a broad perspective. Not only the uncertainties in the model parameters but also the uncertainties in the conceptual models and in the description of the scenarios are taken into account.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	SAMO 95
Subtitle of host publication	Theory and applications of sensitivity analysis of model output in computer simulation
Publisher	European Commission
Pages	63-66
Number of pages	4
Volume	1995
State	Published - 1995
Event	SAMO 95, Belgirate, Italy, 25th-27th September 1995 - Duration: 1 Jan 1995 → …

Conference

Conference	SAMO 95, Belgirate, Italy, 25th-27th September 1995
Period	1995-01-01 → …

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Marivoet, J., Escalier, D. O. P., Gomit, J. M., Wibin, J., Prij, J., & Martens, K.-H. (1995). The Everest project: sensitivity analysis of geological disposal systems. In SAMO 95: Theory and applications of sensitivity analysis of model output in computer simulation (Vol. 1995, pp. 63-66). European Commission. https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/bb239a71-15c4-4aff-a16c-d36c489be711/language-en/format-PDF/source-240847188

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