The Nuclear and Radiation Safety Centre is proud to announce the release of xARIS Version 1.0, a groundbreaking upgrade to the Advanced Regulatory Information System (ARIS). Completely redesigned and reimagined, xARIS retains the powerful functionalities of ARIS v2.5 while introducing an enhanced user interface and two brand-new modules: OCCUDOSE and RADEVENTS. The new interface is sleek, modern, and user-friendly, improving navigation, accessibility, and task management for regulatory body professionals Module OCCUDOSE enables real-time monitoring and advanced analysis of occupational radiation doses. It is a vital tool for tracking worker exposures and ensuring safety standards are met. Module RADEVENTS provides a structured platform for managing radiation and security-related events, enhancing reporting, documentation, and compliance tracking. xARIS builds upon user feedback to enhance existing functionalities with more customisation options, streamlined workflows, and improved data management. Six interconnected modules, RASOD, Licensee, Authorisation, Inspection, Occudose, and Radevents, work together to provide a comprehensive digital solution for regulatory operations. xAris includes flexible reporting, multilingual support, secure database backup and restore, role-based user management, and powerful statistical tools. Existing users can easily upgrade following the provided instructions or by contacting the support team. More about xARIS can be read here.
The Nuclear and Radiation Safety Centre has developed a special software tool, RAD-MAP, for the Radiation Safety Department of the Armenian Nuclear Power Plant. RAD-MAP is designed to improve the management of various operational tasks among staff and shift teams. Specifically, the application enables the management to assign tasks and define their frequency, attach relevant radiometric maps (cartograms), store task completion results, monitor progress, and generate various queries and reports. Notably, the system allows all measurement results and data to be stored in a centralised database without affecting performance, ensuring efficient and reliable data management. The implementation of RAD-MAP aims to streamline workflow and enhance coordination of the Radiation Safety Department at the Armenian Nuclear Power Plant.
