Integrated Applications of BATAN Radioactive Waste Management Services (ELIRA) and BAPETEN Licensing and Inspection System Services (BALIS)

One of the requirements for radioactive waste management services at BATAN is that service users (customers) who will submit radioactive waste to BATAN must first obtain an approval licensing letter for the transport of radioactive substances issued by BAPETEN. In the administration process, data on radioactive substances which are not small in number (sometimes requiring accuracy) must also be filled in both in the BATAN eLIRA application and BAPETEN BALIS application. After the customer sent the radioactive waste and it was declared complete, the customer will get a Radioactive Waste Record of Transfer document from BATAN. This document is used by the party sending the waste (customer) for the approval process for the termination of the license to use radioactive substances to BAPETEN. This condition is certainly troublesome for BATAN and BAPETEN customers. This is what encourages both parties (BATAN and BAPETEN) to make an online interconnection between the eLIRA and BALIS applications. With this interconnection, it is hoped that it will make it easier for BATAN customers in matters of handing over radioactive waste and prevent data entry errors by eLIRA users. In the development of interconnection between eLIRA and BALIS online, the method used is Webservice REST (Representational State Transfer) data exchange technology or sometimes called RESTful. This method is resource-oriented and outputs in XML or JSON form. Data exchange system using RESTFul Web Service: Push and Pull JSON format. This paper discusses the stages of interconnection development between eLIRA and BALIS including identification of needs, agreement between BATAN and BAPETEN, interconnection design, guidelines, and outreach to radioactive waste management service users. Interconnection of eLIRA with BALIS is a new thing using JSON Web Service. Also, if this interconnection was carried out, the service would be faster because the verification of waste sent to BATAN with the approval of transporting radioactive waste from BAPETEN was carried out automatically by the server. With the successful integration of eLIRA with BALIS, the convenience from the customer side is no longer the re-entry of radioactive source data that will be transferred to BATAN, from the Transportation Approval Letter to Center for Radioactive Waste Technology-BATAN to the Record of Transfer of Radioactive Waste can be traced, transportation or carrier data recorded and traceable waste and notification of plans for disposal and delivery of radioactive waste are quickly accepted by stakeholders. (author)