(I)Special Gas Line Installation for Laboratory of IPEN Research Centers - Part 3 and (II)e-Science Project

• Grant number: 15/14689-6
• Support Opportunities: Research Grants - Technical Reserve for Institutional Research Infrastructure
• Duration: August 01, 2015 - July 31, 2016
• Field of knowledge: Engineering - Nuclear Engineering - Applications of Radioisotopes
• Principal Investigator: Marcelo Linardi
• Grantee: Marcelo Linardi
• Host Institution: Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares (IPEN). Secretaria de Desenvolvimento Econômico (São Paulo - Estado). São Paulo , SP, Brazil

Abstract

(I)Special Gas Line Installation for Laboratory of IPEN Research Centers - Part 3 and(II)e-Science ProjectThe motivation / justification for these applications are:(I)Gas Lines: in addition to meet the research, care for safety and good laboratory practices required by the Conduct Adjustment Term - TAC-IBAMA, signed by IPEN, consolidating the institutional commitment to physical changes in your laboratories, according to various standards. The construction of gas lines for external centering cylinder, is a TAC-IBAMA enforcement. Also taking into account the ISO 14001, which does not allow the presence of high pressure gas cylinders inside the laboratories. Thus, measures were needed to mitigate this serious security problem with the special gas installations in IPEN research units, enabling the same occur successfully. This is the third part of enabling this action in the Institution.The IPEN Research Centers included in this request are:CCTM: Center for Science and Technology of MaterialsCTR: Technology and Radiation CenterGMR (DS): Metrology Radiation Management CenterCLA: Lasers and Applications CenterCB: Biotechnology CenterCCCH: Fuel Cells and Hydrogen CenterCCN: Nuclear Fuel Center(II)E-Science: a mainstay of science is the ability to reproduce the results of scientific research by independent researchers, making it possible to validate the methods, results and conclusions. In IPEN there are several surveys that generate a significant amount of data. Therefore, the creation of a methodology and infrastructure that can embark this new trend, allowing the deployment of workflows, processes and data banks, seeking to solve what today has become a major bottleneck of scientific research has become imperative for some research that generate large amounts of data. The goal is to organize, sort, select, share and secure access to the huge volume of data generated in recent years in specific areas, and cross data and many variables and enable more comprehensive analyzes that present inherent to the specificity of each área. (AU)