DOE OSTI · 2000937
STAND Quickstart Guide
Abstract
STAND is a flexible web application designed to identify and examine potentially feasible sites where advanced nuclear facilities might be welcomed by host communities. STAND allows the user to explore and provide insight on socioeconomic, proximity, and safety data, generate county reports, review regulatory data, and complete a comparative analysis across multiple sites by following several paths, either individually or sequentially based on the user’s needs and where they are in the deployment process. STAND is best used for the contiguous United States. STAND is not a substitute for the in-depth studies required to qualify a site for hosting a nuclear facility, nor is it a substitute for the necessary community engagement to build trust and seek consent. It can, however, be a valuable resource to aid in the siting process.
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Weir, Stephanie G, Allen, Todd, Baker, Suzanne, Djokic, Denia, Hoelzle,, Gabrielle, Daley, Kevin, Peitsch, Barbara, Norman, Sara, Warner, Anastasia, Finan, Ashley, McCormick, Trina, Belles, Randy, Omitaomu, Olufemi, Bucknor, Matthew, Hummel, John, Samsa, Michael, Ford, Michael. 2023-09-14. STAND Quickstart Guide. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2000937
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