The IAEA's Advanced Reactors Information System (ARIS) is a web-accessible database that provides Members States with balanced, comprehensive and up-to-date information about advanced nuclear plant designs and concepts.?
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Advanced Reactors Information System (ARIS)
Member States, both those considering their first nuclear power plant and those with an existing nuclear power programme, are interested in having ready access to the most up-to-date information about all available nuclear power plant designs, as well as important development trends. ARIS was developed to meet this need.?It includes reactors of all sizes and all reactor types, from evolutionary nuclear plant designs for near term deployment, to innovative reactor concepts still under development.
Resource Information
| Quality Level | Authoritative: the content is provided by reactor vendors and designers and is reviewed by the IAEA to address technical inquiries and remove any overly promotional material. Each design description is uploaded to ARIS only after the design organization has clarified technical queries and approved the IAEA's revisions |
|---|---|
| Completeness | Selective: Information is provided voluntarily by reactor vendors and designers and may not cover all designs |
| Update Frequency | Occasionally |
| Last Resource Update | September 2024 |
| Subject | Nuclear Power; Nuclear Power Technology; Nuclear Power Infrastructure; Reactor Technology Assessment |
| Organizational Source | Nuclear Energy |
| Data Type | Database; reports |
| Keywords | Light water reactor; heavy water reactor; gas cooled reactor; fast reactor; molten salt reactor; small modular reactor; microreactor |
| Contact Point | Contact email |
| Page Authors | ? |
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