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[en] The deep disposal of radioactive waste requires the collection and analysis of large amounts of geological data. These data give information on the geological and hydrogeological setting of repositories and research sites, including the geological structure and the nature of the groundwater. The collection of these data is required in order to develop an understanding of the geology and the geological evolution of sites and to provide quantitative information for performance assessments. An integrated approach to the interpretation and provision of these data is proposed in this paper, via the use of computer systems, here termed geological modelling systems. Geological modelling systems are families of software programmes which allow the incorporation of site investigation data into integrated 3D models of sub-surface geology
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Canadian Nuclear Society, Toronto, Ontario (Canada); 1 v; ISBN 0-919784-44-5; 
; 1996; p. 3.235-3.244; International conference on deep geological disposal of radioactive waste; Winnipeg, Manitoba (Canada); 16-19 Sep 1996; Available from Canadian Nuclear Society, 144 Front Street, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2L7; 5 refs., 8 figs.
; 1996; p. 3.235-3.244; International conference on deep geological disposal of radioactive waste; Winnipeg, Manitoba (Canada); 16-19 Sep 1996; Available from Canadian Nuclear Society, 144 Front Street, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2L7; 5 refs., 8 figs.