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COUNTRY PROGRAMME SUMMARY

THE AGENCY'S TECHNICAL COOPERATION

PROGRAMME WITH

MEXICO

1986-1996

COUNTRY PROGRAMME SUMMARIES

DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION

VOL 2 8 Ns 1 3

IAEA-CPS-96/0314 June 1996Original: ENGLISH

COUNTRY PROGRAMME SUMMARY

THE AGENCY'S TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION

PROGRAMME WITH

MEXICO

1986-1996


EVALUATION SECTION

DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION

THE AGENCY'S TECHNICAL COOPERATION

PROGRAMME WITH

MEXICO

1986-1996


This report contains a review of the Agency"s technicalco-operation activities in Mexico carried out during 1986 -1996. In terms of coverage and analytical depth, countryprogramme summaries stand somewhere midway between in-depth country programme evaluations and individual projectevaluations. They attempt to provide a comprehensive,descriptive picture of the Agency's co-operation with aMember State in a manner that will be particularly useful forprogramming decisions. The attempt is very much todescribe ~ largely through statistical data -- not to provideindependent analysis and evaluation.

IAEA-CPS-96/03 Pages

MEXICO

INTRODUCTION

Assistance by Source

TACF Assistance

Extrabudgetary and In Kind Assistance

TC Project Disbursements by Sector

Assistance by Type

Assistance by Component/Sector

Mexico's Ranking as TC Recipient

Top Five Recipients

Financial Summary of Assistance

Projects by Sector (Allotments/Disbursements)

Projects by Sector (Completed & Operational)

TC Project Components by Sector

Agency Fellows

Long-term Fellowships

Fellows Holding More than One Award

Training Course Participants

Multiple Participants in Training Courses

Projects Completed

Operational Projects

Counterpart Institutions (by Project)

Counterpart Institutions (by Institute)

Long-Term Assignments

Research Contracts/Agreements

Mexican Experts or Lecturers

Fellowships and Scientific Visits Hosted

Regional/Interregional Courses Hosted

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The country programme summary reported on here is one in the seriesof such studies being undertaken of the Agency's TC programme withMember States. With over $11.7 million of Agency support received, Mexicoranks 16 * among all recipients of technical assistance during the period1958 through 1995.

More than one half of the assistance received by Nigeria during thepast ten years has been provided in the form of equipment (53%),complemented by expert services (28%) and training (19%). Over two-thirdsof the resources were provided by the Technical Co-operation Fund (68%),the rest was made available through extrabudgetary contributions (26%)and through assistance in kind (6%).

With regard to total disbursements under those projects that werecompleted between 1986 and July 1996, or are still operational, the twomajor sectors were nuclear engineering and technology (27%) and nuclearsafety (24%). Smaller shares went to agriculture (15%), nuclear physics andchemistry (12%), industry and hydrology (10%) and general atomic energydevelopment (7%).

Since 1986, scientists from Mexico have completed 251 assignmentsas Agency experts and training course lecturers or as participants inresearch co-ordination meetings. During the same period, Mexico hashosted 190 fellowships and scientific visits, as well as 38 national, regionaland interregional training courses, workshops, seminars and meetings for atotal of 466 participants from outside the country.

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY THE AGENCY

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

1200

800

600

400

200

01986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

ITACF SExtrabudgetary ElSn-kind

OF DOLLARS

1200

1000

200

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EXTRABUDGETARY AND IN-KIND ASSISTANCEPROVIDED TO MEXICO (1986-1995)

THOUSAMDS OF DOLLARS

500

400

300

200

100

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1200

1000

800

600

400

200

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lEXPERTS ^EQUIPMENT HFELLOWSHIPS

EXPERT SERVICES, EQUIPMENTPROVIDED TO MEXICO BY SECTOR

GEMERAL ATOMIC

NUC. PHYS. & CHEMISTRY

NUC. EUGIU. & TECHNOLOGY

AGRICULTURE

NUC. SVaEDIClME

BIOLOGY

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MUC. SAFETY

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2000 2500

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THE AGENCY'S TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION PROGRAKKE WITH MEXICO

ALL SOURCES

MEXICO'S RANKING AS A TC RECIPIENT1958 - 1995(in $1000)

YEAR

1958-85

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1958-95

RANKING

21 •»

12 m

22 ""

19 *

19 th

20 *

15 *

4 *

16 m

10 *

6th

16 *

AMOUNT

3933.1

723.5

604.3

444.6

590.4

645.1

737.2

1127.8

691.8

994.3

1244.6

11736.7

"TOP FIVE" RECIPIENTS OF AGENCY ASSISTANCE1958 - 1995 (in $1000)

ALL SOURCES

Year

1958-85

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1958-95

EGY

EGY

HUN

EGY

CPR

POL

INS

EGY

INS

URT

CPR

EGY

I

13145.2

2317.0

3452.6

1486.9

1542.3

2308.1

1305.2

1586.3

1285.9

2153.3

2020.9

26522.4

BRA

BRA

EGY

BUL

EGY

CPR

CPR

INS

CPR

IRA

URT

BRA

II

10218.2

1452.9

1775.4

1361.6

1505.1

2005.0

975.0

1342.1

1091.7

1438.5

1936.5

20310.7

PER

THA

THA

CPR

THA

VIE

EGY

CPR

PAK

CPR

IRA

THA

III

8694.9

1169.4

1742.4

1278.5

1205.3

1589.2

959.8

1328.8

1012.2

1336.1

1494.5

17671.4

PHI

POL

INS

THA

BRA

INS

BRA

M6X

EGY

ARG

INS

INS

IV

7642.7

1050.3

1312.5

1158.7

1096.5

1412.6

951.2

11273

905.3

1225.8

1330.9

17419.3

I NO

BGO

YUG

BRA

INS

BRA

BUL

POL

IRA

GHA

ARG

PER

V

7446.7

896.4

1223.2

1096.7

999.1

1229.1

934.7

1036.4

810.1

1166.9

1322.7

15157.4

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"TOP FIVE" RECIPIENTS OF AGENCY ASSISTANCE1958 - 1995 (in $1000)

TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION FUND

Year

1958-85

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1958-95

EGY

BRA

HUN

BUL

EGY

POL

BUL

EGY

INS

URT

IRA

EGY

I

5131.5

1381.8

3305.2

1195.6

990.9

1562.3

893.1

1255.7

1040.5

1392.9

1482.0

13022.9

HUN

THA

DRK

PER

CPR

VIE

PAK

CPR

CPR

IRA

CPR

PAK

II

3818.4

871.9

986.8

856.5

868.2

1518.8

868.8

1009.0

896.5

1260.8

1466.4

10834.3

PAK

POL

BUL

EGY

POR

DRK

INS

VIE

PAK

ARG

ARG

INS

III

3687.5

833.5

888.5

768.6

769.6

1156.2

855.1

872.8

847.6

1206.5

1253.8

10688.5

THA

BGO

INS

INS

CHI

IRA

VIE

INS

IRA

CPR

URT

VIE

IV

3534.1

823.9

885.8

751.7

756.9

958.0

817.6

826.6

807.4

1022.8

1172.7

10321.5

BRA

SYR

EGY

MAL

MAI

YUG

CPR

IRA

THA

PAK

BRA

BRA

V

3131.1

751.8

878.9

656.0

619.4

933.4

814.5

795.5

721.5

933.0

1078.9

10292.4

MEXICO

tsth

21**

30 «*

24 th

82 nd

tt*

36 th

t1tf

* th

Ml1*

- 2546,8

- 588.9

- 4B3.8

• 254.4

- 360,5

- 445.1

- 439,0

* 658*7

- 408.8

- 743.5

* 10*1.5

• 7680*2

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY THE AGENCY TO MEXICO

Financial Sunaary 1986 - 1995(In thousands of dollars)

Year

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1986-95

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED, BY TYPE

Experts

188.0

249.4

181.1

185.4

239.8

235.7

128.3

259.9

260.7

246.1

2 174.4

Equipment

275.7

123.1

65.2

224.8

220.6

313.0

845.5

316.6

556.8

810.5

3 751.8

Fellow-ships

149.7

144.7

70.7

107.8

189.4

188.5

154.0

115.3

176.8

188.0

1 484.9

Grouptraining

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Sub-contracts

110.1

87.1

127.6

72.4

(4.7)

-

-

-

-

-

392.5

Total

723.5

604.3

444.6

590.4

645.1

737.2

1 127.8

691.8

994.3

1 244.6

7 803.6

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED, BY SOURCE

UNDP

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

TCFCC

528.9

483.8

254.4

348.1

390.2

427.6

633.5

408.8

743.3

1 011.5

5 230.1

TCFNCC

-

-

-

12.4

54.9

11.4

25.2

-

-

-

103.9

Extra-budgetary

136.9

45.6

150.9

169.5

128.7

206.0

457.8

258.3

247.1

233.1

2 033.9

In-kind

57.7

74.9

39.3

60.4

71.3

92.2

11.3

24.7

3.9

-

435.7

Total

723.5

604.3

444.6

590.4

645.1

737.2

1 127.8 |

691.8

994.3

1 244.6

7 803.6

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TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION PROJECTS IN MEXICOBY SECTOR

PROJECTS COMPLETED AND OPERATIONAL 1986 - 1996

TOTAL PROJECT ALLOTMENTS AND DISBURSEMENTS(As of 14 June 1996)

SECTOR

General atomicenergy development

Nuclear physicsand chemistry

Nuclearraw materials

Nuclear engineeringand technology

Nuclear techniquesin agriculture

Nuclearmedicine

Nuclear techniquesin biology

Nuclear techniquesin industry and hydrology

Nuclearsafety

TOTAL

NO. OFPROJECTS

3

10

-

10

11

3

3

8

16

64

ALLOTMENTS$

613 250

1 032 274

-

2 116 642

1 420 995

601 250

388 050

948 576

1 842 693

8 963 730

X OFTOTAL

6.8

11.5

-

23.6

15.9

6.7

4.3

10.6

20.6

100.0

DISBURSEMENTS$

531 622

941 273

-

2 130 577

1 256 395

255 756

206 756

78,7 538

1 901 077

8 010 994

X OFTOTAL

6.6

11.8

-

26.6

15.3

3.2

2.6

9.8

23.7

100.0

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TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION PROJECTS IN MEXICOCOMPLETED AM) OPERATIONAL. BY SECTOR. 1986 - 1996

(As of 14 June 1996)

Sector

Completed projects

General atomic energy development

Nuclear physics and chemistry

Nuclear raw materials

Nuclear engineering and technology

Nuclear techniques in agriculture

Nuclear medicine

Nuclear techniques in biology

Nuclear techniques in industry & hydrology

Nuclear safety

TOTAL

Operational projects


Nuclear physics and chemistry




Nuclear medicine



Nuclear safety

TOTAL

No. ofprojects

2

8

-

8

6

1

1

6

15

47

1

2

-

2

5

2

2

2

1

17

Total projectallotments

S

355 151

541 904

-

1 078 343

721 180

138 950

23 250

461 739

1 631 273

4 951 790

258 099

490 370

-

1 038 299

699 815

462 300

364 800

486 837

211 420

4 011 940

Total projectdisbursements

$

368 553

521 787

-

1 119 133

732 514

143 648

29 960

461 610

1 688 289

5 065 494

163 069

419 486

-

1 011 444

523 881

112 108

176 796

325 928

212 788

2 945 500

EXPERT SERVICES, EQUIPMENT AND PROJECT-FUNDED TRAINING PROVIDED TO MEXICO, BY SECTORPROJECTS COMPLETED AND OPERATIONAL 1986 - 1996


FIELD

General atomicenergy development

Nuclear physicsand chemistry

Nuclear rawmaterials

Nuclear engineeringand technology


Nuclearmedicine

Nuclear techniquesin biology

Nuclear techniques inindustry & hydrology

Nuclearsafety

TOTAL

TOTAL PROJECT ALLOTMENTS

EXPERT SERVICES

M/M

13/02

24/18

-

32/10

29/08

6/25

12/19

21/12

182/09

322/13

$

106 030

233 967

-

301 400

321 899

80 850

158 850

205 124

1 275 082

2 683 202

EQUIPMENT

S

249 121

692 383

-

1 640 944

882 069

477 200

145 600

676 184

365 282

5 128 783

TRAINING

S

258 099

105 924

-

174 298

217 027

43 200

83 600

67 268

202 329

1 151 745

TOTAL PROJECT DISBURSEMENTS

EXPERT SERVICES

M/M

12/24

22/27

-

30/26

25/04

3/26

5/02

15/27

178/00

294/16

*

120 655

208 040

-

360 030

306 400

60 117

70 937

154 957

1 356 900

2 638 036

EQUIPMENT

S

247 898

636 686

-

1 615 375

779 011

182 822

100 474

597 797

357 554

4 517 617

TRAINING

$

163 069

96 547

-

155 172

170 984

12 817

35 345

34 784

186 623

855 341

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AGENCY FELLOWS FROM MEXICO

1986 - 1996 1/


Sector


Nuclear physics

Nuclear chemistry


Nuclear engineering andtechnology


Nuclear medicine


Nuclear techniques inindustry and hydrology

Nuclear safety

TOTAL

No. offellowships

19

8

6

-

49

37

11

2

12

52

196

No. ofmonths/days

26/26

29/28

13/15

-

72/25

103/09

17/24

24/00

41/04

157/25

487/06

Host countries

ARG, SPA, CUB, GER,BRA, IAEA

FRA, ARG, URU, CPR,SPA, UK

YUG, ARG, SPA, CUB,USA, IAEA

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GER, ARG, USA, AUS,BRA, THA, SPA, CZR,USSR, IAEA

USA, COS, URU, SUE,NET, ITA, ARG, CAN,AUL, BEL, DEN, CHI,BRA, CZR, UK, IAEA

ISR, USA, CHI, ARG,FRA, ITA, HUN, UK

UK, IAEA

ITA, POL, USA, FRA,BRA, SPA, IAEA

SPA, ARG, USA, GER,FIN, DEN, NET, ISR,BEL, JPN, CAN, BRA,FRA, AUS, UK, IAEA

/ Awarded since 1986. but only includes fellows who have completed or at least started training.

MEXICOLONG-TERM FELLOWSHIPS

1986 - 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Name

MARTINEZ RICO

ARREDONDO RUIZ

HENDRICHS

FARBER LORDA

SERMENT GUERRERO

MARTINEZ PARDO

AGUILAR-TORRES

AKABANI HNEIDE

CASAS BASIL 10

HUERTA BAHENA

Field of study

Data processing by computer OJ

Theoretical physics 1B

Entomology 50

Radionuclides and radiation 7Fin aquatic biology

Genetic effects of radiation 7D

Radiation processing 8H

Radiation protection 9C

Radiation protection 9C

Safe operation of NPP 9d

Probabilistic risk assessment 9F

Host country

IAEA

AUS

USA

IAEA

UK

USA

USA

USA

USA

USA

Date

May 87 - Apr.88

Dec.85 - Dec.86

May 87 - May 88

Started: Sep.95

Started: Oct.95

Aug.90 - Aug.91

Oct.91 - Oct.92

Sep.86 - Dec.87

Jul.90 - Jul.91

Oct.88 - Oct.89

Duration

12/00

12/00

12/00

12/00

12/00

12/00

12/00

15/19

12/00

12/00

Project

-

-

-

MEX/0/010

MEX/7/007

RLA/0/011

MEX/9/036

-

RLA/0/011

RLA/0/011

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MEXICAN NATIONALS WHO HERE AWARDED MORE THAN ONEFELLOWSHIP OR SCIENTIFIC VISIT

1986 - 1996(As of 14 July 1996)

Name

AGUILAR-TORRES

AMADOR CANO

ARELLANO GOMEZ

BARRERA GUERRA

BECERRIL VILCHIS

GALINA HIDALGO

LEON HERREJON

LOPEZ CASTANARES

Field of study

1. Radiation protection 9C2. General atomic energy development OA

1. General atomic energy development OA2. Safety evaluation 9F

1. Safety evaluation 9F2. Radiation protection 9C

1. Mutation breeding 5C2. Plant breeding and genetics 5C

1. Nuclear analytical laboratory 1L2. Plasma physics 1H

1. Animal production 5E2. Animal reproduction 5E

1. General atomic energy development OA2. Radiopharmacy 6G

1. Production of isotopes 4H2. Radioisotope production 4H3. Isotope production AH

Host country

USACUB

CUBIAEA

SPAUSA

UK/NET/ITAUK/IAEA

FRAFRA

UK/IAEAUSA

CUBARG

GERGERGER

Date

Oct.91 - Oct.92Oct.90

Oct.90Nov.90

Sep.91 - Dec.91Aug.93 - Nov.93

Oct.90Sep.93 - Oct.93

Sep.90 - Mar.91Jun.94 - Dec.94

Mar.86Feb.87 - Jul.87

Oct.90Oct.94 - Dec.94

May 87 - Jul.87Jan.89 - Feb.89Jun.90 - Nov.90

Duration

12/000/06

0/060/12

3/003/00

0/170/18

6/006/00

0/135/24

0/062/00

2/001/181/19

Project

MEX/9/036RLA/0/011

RLA/0/011MEX/9/032

MEX/9/031MEX/9/039

MEX/5/013MEX/5/017

RLA/0/011HEX/0/010

MEX/5/012MEX/5/012

RLA/9/011MEX/0/010

MEX/4/035MEX/4/035MEX/4/03S

MEXICAN NATIONALS WHO WERE AWARDED MORE THAN ONEFELLOWSHIP OR SCIENTIFIC VISIT

1986 - 1996(As of 14 July 1996)

Name

LOPEZ MARTINEZ

MARTINEZ MARTINEZ

MILLAN SALGADO

MORALES SANDOVAL

MORENO ALCANTARA

MORENO BENITEZ

NOCETTI COTELO

PENA CABRIALES

Field of study

1. Isotope production 4H2. Production of isotopes 4H

1. General atomic energy development OA2. Safety of reactors and nuclear materials 90

1. Production of isotopes 4H2. Production of radioisotopes 4H3. Isotope production 4H

1. Safety of reactors and nuclear materials 902. Safety evaluation 9F

1. General atomic energy development OA2. Radiation processing 8H

1. Nuclear analytical technique 2C2. Analytical nuclear physics 1L

1. Nuclear fuel fabrication 4J2. Reactor metallurgy and materials 4E

1. Soil science, irrigation and 5Bplant nutrition

2. Soil science, irrigation and 5Bplant nutrition

Host country

GERARG

CUBGER/UK

GERGERGER

USAUSA

CUBBRA

CUBURU

GER/SUESPA

BEL/IAEA/DEN

IAEA

Date

Jun.90 - Nov.90Feb.95 - Mar.95

Oct.90Jan.94 - Feb.94

May 87 - Jul.87Jan.89 - Feb.89Jun.90 - Nov.90

Apr.91 - May 91Nov.92 - Apr.93

Oct.90Aug.95 - Oct.95

Nov.89 - Dec.89Jun.91 - Aug.91

Sep.86 - Oct.86Mar.94

Apr.93 - May 93

Oct.94 - Nov.94

Duration

1/190/14

0/060/14

2/001/181/19

0/056/00

0/062/00

0/292/00

0/190/12

0/19

1/00

Project

MEX/4/035MEX/4/035

RLA/0/011MEX/4/044

MEX/4/035MEX/4/035MEX/4/035

MEX/9/034MEX/9/039

RLA/0/011MEX/0/010

RLA/0/011MEX/2/011

MEX/4/038

MEX/0/010

MEX/0/010

I

MEXICAN NATIONALS WHO HERE AWARDED MORE THAN ONEFELLOWSHIP OR SCIENTIFIC VISIT

1986 - 1996(As of 14 July 1996)

Name

PEREZ MORENO

RAMOS-PABLOS

RUBLUO ISLAS

SANCHEZ MENOIETA

SEGOVIA AGUILAR

SERRANO GOMEZ

TORRES CONTRERAS

Field of study

1. Plant breeding 5C2. General atomic energy development OA

1. Nuclear safety 902. Safety of reactors and nuclear materials 9D

1. Plant breeding and genetics 5C2. Plant breeding and genetics 5C

1. Radioisotope production 4H2. Isotope production 4H

1. Radiometry and dosimetry 1K2. Analytical nuclear physics 1L

1. Radioisotope production 4H2. Radioisotope production 4H3. Isotope production 4H4. Production of isotopes 4H

1. General atomic energy development OA2. Production of radioisotopes 4H3. Production of isotopes 4H

Host country

UKCUB

USAUSA

IAEAIAEA

GERGER

FRAFRA

GERGERGERARG

CUBARGARG

Date

May 92 - Nov.92Oct. 90

Jun.89 - Nov.89Apr.95 - Dec.95

Oct.92 - Nov.92Sep.95

Jan.89 - Feb.89Jun.90 - Nov.90

Jul.86Mar.88 - Apr.88

May 87 - Jul.87Jan.89 - Feb.89Jun.90 - Nov.90Feb.95 - Mar.95

Oct.90Mar.94Feb.95

Duration

6/000/06

6/008/00

1/000/14

1/181/19

1/001/00

2/001/181/190/14

0/060/140/13

Project

MEX/5/017RLA/0/011

MEX/4/034HEX/1/020

RLA/0/014MEX/5/023

MEX/4/035MEX/4/035

-

MEX/4/035MEX/4/035 IMEX/4/035MEX/4/035

RLA/0/011MEX/4/035MEX/4/035

00

I

- 19 -

AGENCY TRAINING COURSES WITH MEXICAN PARTICIPATION

1986 - 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Field


Nuclear physics

Nuclear chemistry




Nuclear medicine



Nuclear safety

TOTAL

Number ofparticipants

19

11

34

-

73

41

46

5

65

160

454

Number ofcourses

13

10

29

-

47

33

30

4

59

85

310

MULTIPLE PARTICIPATION IN AGENCY TRAINING COURSESBY MEXICAN NATIONALS

1986 - 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Name

AGUILAR BAUTISTA

AGUILAR-TORRES

AGUIRRE GOMEZ

ALAN IS TOLEDO

AVI LA PEREZ

AVI LA RAMIREZ

BARCENAS ROBLES

Course No.

INT/4/096 (001)RLA/4/006 (018)RLA/4/006 (020)

INT/9/057 (001)INT/9/096 (001)INT/9/K0 (001)

RLA/2/003 (023)RLA/7/006 (001)

RLA/9/011 (007)

RLA/8/006 (012)RLA/8/013 (106)

INT/2/008 (001)

RLA/2/003 (012)RLA/2/003 (021)RLA/2/004 (001)

RLA/6/016 (001)RLA/6/016 (013)

INT/4/118 (001)INT/9/151 (001)RLA/9/023 (001)

Course title

ITC on advanced interfacing in nuclear experimentsRTC on design and production of printed boardsRUS on application of programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and personal computer

ITC on probabilistic safety assessment in NPP operationITC on probabilistic safety assessment in NPP operationITC on prevention and management of accidents in operation of NPPs

Second RUS on quality assurance in analysis of environmental samplesRTC on sampling, sample preparation and data evaluation for multi-element andradionuclide analysis by nuclear and instrumental methodsRTC on measurement of environmental samples

RTC on radiography (level III)RTC on preparation of test procedures

ITC on nuclear analytical techniques applied to environmental pollution studies andmonitoringSecond RTC on nuclear analytical techniques in the agroindustry and food analysisRegional II Meeting of project investigators (ARCAL IV)RTC on nuclear analytical techniques in the agroindustry and food analysis

RTC on optimization of RIA methodology for neonatal hypothyroid screeningRUS on neonatal hypothyroid screening (ARCAL VIII)

ITC on nuclear fuel cycle activities: Evaluation of optionsITC on interim storage of spent fuel from NPPsRTC on waste management: An integrated systems approach

Year

198819891990

198619891994

19951995

1992

19861991

1993

199119941988

19911994

199419951995

Location

DOMCUBARG

USASPA

USA/CAN

URUCHI

ARG

COLGUY

AUS/GER

BRAPANBRA

BOLECU

FRAUSA/CANSPA

o

I


1986 - 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Name

BARRERA GUERRA

CALVA VALDERRABANO

CASTANEDA MUC1NO

CERVANTES REDON

COLON IA COLUNGA

CRUZ GALINDO

DAJER ABIMERHI

DUOUE Y MOJICA

Course No.

INT/5/101 (001)RLA/5/035 (001)

RLA/8/005 (234)RLA/8/006 (017)RLA/8/013 (001)RLA/8/013 (056)RLA/8/017 (001)RLA/8/017 (077)

RLA/9/009 (045)RLA/9/016 (005)

INT/6/039 (001)RLA/6/020 (001)

RLA/1/008 (001)

RLA/9/009 (041)

RLA/9/011 (004)RLA/9/011 (007)

RLA/5/028 (001)

RLA/5/028 (002)

INT/4/118 (001)INT/9/076 (001)

Course title

ITC on the induction and use of mutations in plant breedingRWS on organization of multilocation trials

Regional II Congress of NOT for Latin America and the CaribbeanRegional Co-ordinators Meeting at the 13th World Conference on NDTRegional informative course on computers in NDTRWS on quality assessmentRWS on industrial quality in production and maintenanceNational Co-ordinators Meeting of the regional project RLA/8/017

RTC on radiation protection in radiodiagnosisThird Regional Congress on Radiological and Nuclear Safety

ITC on nuclear medicineRWS on quality control of spect systems

Regional practical course of physical dosimetry in radiotherapy for Latin AmericanphysicistsRTC on clinical and radiation protection dosimetry

RTC on thermoluminescence applied to dosimetryRTC on measurement of environmental samples

RWS on the utilization of immunoassay for the diagnosis and epidemiology of animaldiseasesRTC on animal health

ITC on nuclear fuel cycle activities: Evaluation of optionsITC on probabilistic safety assessment for NPP operation

Year

19861995

198819921988199019911993

19901995

19901994

1988

1989

19911992

1991

1992

19941987

Location

AUSBRA

PERBRAARGBRABRADOM

ECUPER

RUSCHI

USA

BRA

ECUARG

BRA

COL

FRASPA

I


1986 - 1996(As of H JIM*: 1996)

Name

FLORES CALLEJAS

GAONA

GARCIA CUETO

GARCIA MARTINEZ

GARCIA NICACIO

GARCIA RAMIREZ

Course No.

INT/4/082 (001)INT/4/103 (001)

RLA/6/030 (001)RLA/9/014 (001)RLA/9/017 (006)

RLA/8/005 (193)RLA/8/005 (200)RLA/8/005 (216)RLA/8/005 (232)RLA/8/005 (233)RLA/8/013 (002)RLA/8/013 (003)RLA/8/013 (026)

INT/2/005 (001)INT/9/110 (001)RLA/9/023 (001)

INT/6/033 (001)RLA/6/006 (001)RLA/6/018 (001)RLA/9/014 (001)

INT/9/072 (001)

INT/9/134 (001)RLA/9/017 (006)

Course title

ITC on commissioning of NPPsITC on qualification of NPP operations personnel

RTC on quality assurance in clinical radiotherapy of malignant neoplasiaRTC on radiation protection in medical practicesRegional Congress on Radiological and Nuclear Safety for Central America and theCaribbean Region

RTC on eddy currents (level III)Regional VIII Meeting of the Working GroupRegional informative course on on-line applications NDTIX Regional Working Group MeetingRegional II Congress on NDTRUS on qualification and certificationRWS on preparation of test specimensRegional Working Group Meeting

ITC on water chemistry in NPPsITC on the management of radioactive wastesRTC on waste management: An integrated systems approach

ITC and study tour on nuclear medicineRWS on spect quality controlRTC on interventional methods in nuclear medicineRTC on radiation protection in medical practices

ITC on planning, preparedness and response to nuclear accidents and radiologicalemergenciesITC on management of occupational exposure to ionizing radiationRegional Congress on Radiological and Nuclear Safety for Central America and theCaribbean Region

Year

19861990

199619941995

19871987198819881988198819881989

198819901995

1986199219931994

1987

19931995

Location

UKGER

PANBRAPER

BRABOLBRAPERPERBRA IBRACOS

GERFRASPA

USSR/GORSPACOLBRA

USA

USAPER


1986 - 1996(As of U June 1996)

Name

GOO INEZ AZCAGUA

GOMEZ GONZALEZ

GONZALEZ HITA

GONZALEZ LOPEZ

GUERRERO JIMENEZ

GUTIERREZ SUAREZ

HERNANDEZ CORTES

Course No.

RLA/8/005 (223)RLA/8/013 (018)

RLA/6/029 (001)RLA/6/030 (001)

RLA/8/014 (005)RLA/8/014 (006)

RLA/8/014 (007)

RLA/8/018 (002)

INT/4/082 (001)INT/9/086 (001)

INT/9/071 (001)INT/9/084 (001)

INT/9/068 (001)INT/9/099 (001)INT/9/111 (001)

INT/4/114 (001)INT/9/155 (001)

Course title

Regional informative course on eddy current testing in boiler-tube inspectionRTC on acoustic emission

RUS on radiotherapy and its clinical applicationsRTC on quality assurance in clinical radiotherapy of malignant neoplasia

RTC on the use of environmental isotopes in hydrologySecond Regional Technical Co-ordination Meeting on the study of resources andcontamination of underground waterThird Regional Technical Co-ordination Meeting on the study of resources andcontamination of underground waterRTC on tracer techniques in studies in dams and reservoirs

ITC on commissioning of NPPsITC on safety in NPP operation

ITC on physical protection of nuclear facilities and materialsITC on probabilistic safety assessment in NPP operation

ITC on management and disposal of radioactive wastesITC on management of radioactive wastes with regard to radioisotope applicationsITC on operational safety assessment techniques for NPPs using pressurized waterreactors

ITC on NPP control and instrumentationITC on fire safety and environmental qualification of equipment important to safetyin NPPs

Year

19881989

19951996

19901991

1993

1995

19861988

19871988

198619891990

19931996

Location

CHIARG

PANPAN

CHICUB

VEN

VEN

UKUSA/CAN

USAUSA

CANGERFRA

GERUSA/CAN

co

I

MULTIPLE PARTICIPATION IN AGENCY TRAINING COURSESBT MEXICAN NATIONALS

1986 - 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Name

HERNANDEZ HALDONADO

HERRERA MOYA

HIDALGO IBANEZ

IBANEZ SAS1A

JIMENEZ CASTRO

JIMENEZ LUNA

LEON HERREJON

LEZAMA CARRASCO DEGARCIA

Course No.

INT/4/117 (001)INT/9/096 (001)INT/9/125 (001)

INT/9/103 (001)INT/9/117 (001)

INT/9/126 (001)RLA/8/017 (016)

INT/4/114 (001)INT/9/138 (001)

INT/9/141 (001)RLA/9/013 (001)

RLA/0/009 (003)

RLA/0/009 (007)

INT/9/091 (001)RLA/6/011 (001)

INT/9/075 (001)RLA/2/007 (005)

Course title

ITC on qualification of NPP operation personnelITC on probabilistic safety assessment in NPP operationITC on the use of PSA in the operation of NPPs: Risk-based prioritization ofoperational tasks

ITC on safety and regulation of radiation sourcesITC on safe transport of radioactive materials

ITC on safety aspects of ageing and maintenance in NPP operationRWS on NDT for industrial quality

ITC on NPP control and instrumentationITC on use of PSA in the operation of NPPs: Risk-based prioritization ofoperational tasks

Interregional post-graduate educational course on radiation protectionRTC on management of spent radiation sources

Second RTC for librarians and information specialists in nuclear science andtechnologyRTC for librarians and information specialists in INIS procedures

ITC on radiation protection and nuclear safetyRegional train-the-trainers course on radioisotope methodology with specialemphasis on radioimmunoassay

ITC on safe transport of radioactive materialsRUS on production and labelling of radiopharmaceuticals for palliative therapy ofmetastatic bone pain (ARCAL XV)

Year

199419891992

19901991

19921992

19931994

19941992

1988

1991

19881988

19871993

Location

GERSPAUSA

USAUK

USACHI

GERUSA

USABRA

COL

PER

ARGARG

UKARG

I

to


1986 - 1996(As of K June 1996)

Name

LOPEZ-REYES

LUCATERO

MARTINEZ DE ANOGE

MARTINEZ LUGO

MARTINEZ MIRANDA

MARTINEZ PARDO

MAYORAL GUZMAN

MEJIA LOPEZ

Course No.

RLA/2/OO3 (003)RLA/2/003 (016)RLA/2/003 (024)

RLA/4/007 (008)RLA/4/007 (009)

INT/9/074 (001)RLA/9/011 (001)

RLA/4/008 (007)RLA/4/008 (013)

INT/9/072 (001)

INT/9/085 (001)

INT/4/087 (001)RLA/8/016 (015)RLA/8/016 (019)

RLA/2/003 (004)RLA/2/003 (007)RLA/2/003 (010)

INT/9/136 (001)INT/9/137 (001)

Course title

RUS on applications of neutron activation analysis in environmental studiesRWS on determination of toxic elements at trace level in water and sedimentRWS on applications of the K-sub-zero and other parametric methods in neutronactivation analysis

RUS to compare benchmark calculationsRTC on application of computer codes to calculations related to research reactors

ITC on radiation protectionRTC on radiological emergencies

RUS on nuclear instruments in industry and their electronicsFinal Regional Meeting of Project Co-ordinators (ARCAL 11)

ITC on planning, preparedness and response to nuclear accidents or radiologicalemergenc i esITC on the qualification of NPP operations personnel

ITC on radiation technology and engineeringRTC on fundamental aspects of radiation chemistry and applications (ARCAL XVI)Regional seminar on new trends in biomedical application of radiation technology

First RUS on nuclear analytical techniquesSecond RWS on nuclear analytical techniquesRUS on nuclear analytical techniques and quality assurance

ITC on management of radioactive waste from NPPsITC on interim storage of spent fuel from NPPs and research reactors

Year

199019931995

19981998

19871991

19921994

1987

1988

198619941995

198919901990

19931993

Location

COLBRAPER

CHIARG

FRAPER

CHICUB

USA

GER

HUNECUVEN

COLARGARG

USA/CANFRA

toU1


1986 - 1996(As of K June 1996)

Name

HEJIA RECAMIER

MOLINA

MONTES REYES

MORALES BERNAL

NUNEZ CARRERA

ORCAZAS AGUIRRE

ORTIZ MAGANA

Course No.

RLA/4/006 (022)RLA/4/008 (004)

INT/9/093 (001)RLA/9/011 (006)

INT/6/036 (001)RLA/6/006 (001)

INT/9/108 (001)RLA/9/020 (001)

INT/9/125 (001)

INT/9/U0 (001)

INT/9/103 (001)RLA/9/016 (005)

RLA/9/009 (042)RLA/9/016 (001)

RLA/9/016 (006)RLA/9/016 (007)

Course title

RTC on maintenance of power supplies in nuclear instrumentsRTC on repair of MCAs

ITC on safety and regulation of sealed sources of radioactive materialRTC on establishment of a programme on occupational monitoring

ITC on nuclear medicineRWS on spect quality control

ITC on radiation protection and nuclear safetyRTC on management of low-level radioactive waste

ITC on use of PSA in the operation of NPPs: Risk-based prioritization ofoperational tasksITC on prevention and management of accidents in operation of NPPs

ITC on safety and regulation of radiation sourcesThird Regional Congress on Radiological and Nuclear Safety

Fifth RWS on radiation protectionRegional Working Group Meeting on upgrading regulations on radiation protection inaccordance with basic standard regulations published jointly by FAO, IAEA, 1LO,NEA/OECD, PAHO & WHORWS on implementation of the ICRP-60 and NBS recommendationsSecond Working Group Meeting on updating of legislation on radiation protection inaccordance with basic standard regulations published jointly by FAO, IAEA, ILO,NEA/OECD, PAHO & WHO

Year

19901991

19891992

19881992

19901994

1992

1994

19901995

19891994

19951995

Location

GUABRA

USABRA

USSRSPA

ARGARG

USA

USA/CAN

USAPER

BRAURU

PERURU

I


1986 - 1996(As of U June 1996)

Name

PALENCIA HUEZO

PAP AD AK IS SOUS

PINA VILLALPANDO

RAMIREZ JIMENEZ

RAMIREZ NAJERA

RAMIREZ ZEA

REYES HERRERA

ROBLEDO MUNOZ

Course No.

INT/9/091 (001)INT/9/094 (001)INT/9/099 (001)

RLA/6/018 (001)RLA/6/025 (001)

INT/4/097 (001)RLA/8/016 (003)RLA/8/016 (016)

INT/4/085 (001)RLA/4/006 (017)RLA/4/008 (012)

INT/0/043 (001)RLA/4/006 (015)

INT/5/132 (001)RLA/5/021 (006)

RLA/2/007 (001)RLA/2/007 (007)

RLA/8/017 (002)RLA/8/017 (013)RLA/8/017 (071)

Course title

ITC on radiation protection and nuclear safetyITC on accident management in NPPsITC on management of radioactive wastes with regard to radioisotope applications

RTC on interventional methods in nuclear medicineRTC on medical scintigraphy

ITC on radiation technology and engineeringRegional seminar on environmental applications of radiation and isotopesRUS on industrial gamma and electron beam processing: Process control, calibrationand dosimetry (ARCAL XVI)

ITC on advanced nuclear electronicsRTC on advanced aspects of nuclear spectroscopyRegional seminar on recent developments in nuclear instrumentation (ARCAL II)

ITC on interfacing in nuclear experimentsRUS on local area networks and their application in data transfer in nuclearexperiments

ITC on advances in plant mutation techniquesAdvanced RTC on double haploid techniques in mutation breeding

Advanced RUS on the synthesis of modern radiopharmaceuticalsAdvanced RUS on the synthesis of modern radiopharmaceuticals (ARCAL XV)

RUS on ISO criteria for a survey on quality control in the regionRUG Meeting on Quality EngineeringRUG on criteria for a survey on quality in the region

Year

198819891989

19931995

198819931994

198619891994

19871988

19941990

19921994

199119921992

Location

ARGUSAGER

COLCUB

HUNCHIBRA

JAMPARCUB

PORURU

AUSGUA

ARGCUB

ECUARGBRA

I


1986 - 1996(As of U June 1996)

Name

RODRIGUEZ ARANDA

ROFFIEL CALATAYUO

RUB10 GUTIERREZ

SALCEDO MUNOZ

SALGADO GONZALEZ

SANTILLAN VELASCO

SOUTO MANTECON

TORRES BRIBIESCA

Course No.

RLA/8/013 (058)RLA/9/011 (005)

INT/9/086 (001)INT/9/118 (001)

INT/5/123 (001)

RLA/5/019 (002)

RLA/5/028 (006)

RLA/8/005 (125)RLA/8/005 (127)

INT/4/103 (001)INT/9/113 (001)INT/9/135 (001)INT/9/146 (001)

INT/9/069 (001)INT/9/093 (001)

INT/9/057 (001)INT/9/094 (001)

INT/1/047 (001)RLA/4/006 (016)

Course title

RUS on radiation protection for radiographersRegional symposium on radiation protection and nuclear safety

ITC on safety in NPP operationITC on evaluation and feedback of safety-related experience in NPP operation

ITC on immunoassay and related techniques in the study of livestock production inthe tropicsRTC on radioimmunoassay and enzyme assay for the determination of hormones,metabolites and antibodies in animal production and healthRUS on iimunoassay and related techniques in nutrition and livestock reproductionresearch (ARCAL III)

RTC on radiography (level I)RTC on radiography (level II)

ITC on qualification of NPP operations personnelITC on safety in NPP operation: Prevention and managementITC on physical protection of nuclear facilities and materialsITC on assessment techniques for operational safety of NPPs

ITC on radiation protection in the mining and milling of radioactive oresITC on safety and regulation of sealed sources of radioactive material

ITC on probabilistic safety assessment for NPP operationITC on accident management in NPPs

ITC on experimental nuclear spectroscopyRTC on maintenance of radiation protection equipment

Year

19901991

19881991

1991

1990

1994

19861986

1990199119931995

19861989

19861989

19901989

Location

ARGARG

USA/CANUSA/CAN

AUS

CUB

CHI

JAMCHI

GERUSAUSAUSA

BRAUSA

USAUSA

GRECOL

to00


1986 - 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Name

TOVAR HUNOZ

VELAZQUEZ SAAVEDRA

VILLARREAL BARAJAS

ZAGADE HERNANDEZ

ZAMBRANO-ACHIRICA

ZAMORA RODRIGUEZ

ZAZUETA RAMOS

Course No.

RLA/6/029 (001)RLA/9/011 (005)

RLA/8/013 (109)

RLA/8/017 (034)

RLA/8/016 (001)RLA/9/011 (005)RLA/9/011 (011)

INT/4/106 (001)INT/9/153 (001)

RLA/6/011 (028)

RLA/6/012 (001)

RLA/0/009 (002)RLA/0/009 (004)RLA/0/009 (006)

INT/0/051 (001)

INT/9/151 (001)

Course title

RWS on radiotherapy and its clinical applicationsRegional symposium on radiation protection and nuclear safety

RWS on criteria for conception and management of test pieces for qualification andcertification of NDT personnelRWS on quality improvement in metal-mechanical industry by eddy current

RTC on safe operation of radiation facilities - regulatory responsibilitiesRegional symposium on radiation protection and nuclear safetyRegional informative seminar on application of new ICRP recommendations

ITC on quality assurance in NPP operationITC on operator/regulatory interface for NPPs

RTC on optimization of the production and preparation of bulk reagents with thepresent methodologyRTC on promotion and use of bulk reagents for RIA of thyroid related hormones

First RWS on nuclear informationSecond RWS on nuclear informationThird RWS on nuclear information

ITC on project management strengthening with emphasis on quality assurance (toolsand methods)ITC on interim storage of spent fuel from NPPs

Year

19951991

1991

1992

199219911993

19911996

1990

1988

198819891991

1990

1995

Location

PANARG

CHI

CHI

ECUARGECU

SPAUSA

CUB

CHI

BRACUBECU

IND

USA/CAN

I

to

PROJECTS COMPLETED IN MEXICO SINCE 1986(As of 14 June 1996)

STARTED

1985

1991

1984

1984

1985

1989

1984

1988

1989

1993

PROJECT NO.

HEX/0/008

MEX/0/009

MEX/1/010

MEX/1/011

MEX/1/013

HEX/1/015

MEX/2/010

MEX/2/011

MEX/2/012

MEX/2/013

TITLE

Nuclear applications

National nucleartraining centre

Radioactive standards

ThermoIurninescencedosimetry

Secondary standardsdosimetry laboratory

Plasma physics

RadiopharmaceuticaIproduction

Particle-inducedX-ray emissiontechniques

Trace-elementanalysis

Cyclotron for medicalpurposes


EXPERTS

H/M

10/14

2/18

1/03

5/00

1/08

5/06

5/03

3/00

0/23

-

%

74 480

31 550

8 580

33 600

8 855

70 222

37 840

32 937

9 853

-

EQUIPMENT

$

46 765

202 356

82 340

4 019

23 000

88 457

-

45 025

37 702

-

TRAINING

$

-

-

-

-

-

20 527

-

13 257

16 240

9 450


EXPERTS

M/M

10/14

2/10

1/02

5/08

1/08

4/28

5/09

2/29

0/23

-

$

91 835

28 820

14 796

26 321

7 834

67 648

30 941

32 937

9 853

-

EQUIPMENT

t

46 487

201 411

82 472

4 019

20 169

86 611

-

45 025

37 702

-

TRAINING

%

•

-

•

-

-

17 351

-

13 379

16 240

8 489

COMPLETED

1993

1995

1993

1987

1987

1994

1989

1992

1993

1994


STARTED

1981

1983

1984

1988

1989

1989

1991

1993

PROJECT NO.

MEX/4/031

MEX/4/033

MEX/4/034

MEX/4/037

MEX/4/038

MEX/4/039

MEX/4/042

MEX/4/044

TITLE

Fuel elements

Research reactorinstrumentation andcontrol

In-core fuel,management

New core configura-tion for researchreactor

Reactor fuelfabrication andperformance

Training for NPPoperating personnel

Upgrading of radio-pharmaceuticalproduction

Stress corrosioncracking


EXPERTS

M/M

3/00

3/00

1/14

4/09

2/02

3/16

2/00

4/19

$

27 476

19 300

10 974

32 520

28 670

30 190

18 150

49 520

EQUIPMENT

S

171 544

12 000

442 686

-

106 339

-

47 268

-

TRAINING

$

-

-

-

12 400

36 675

-

12 637

19 994


EXPERTS

M/M

3/00

2/14

1/14

4/09

2/04

3/16

2/02

4/19

$

27 476

16 570

10 974

42 109

35 507

28 445

22 261

76 271

EQUIPMENT

%

171 543

11 119

442 686

*

106 104

-

47 268

-

TRAINING

$

-

-

-

13 351

36 675

-

12 637

18 137

COMPLETED

1989

1986

1991

1992

1994

1993

1993

1995

I

U)

/ Totals for equipment include $426 843 for three sub-contracts.


STARTED

1984

1984

1989

1989

1991

1993

PROJECT NO.

MEX/5/012

MEX/5/013

HEX/5/014

MEX/5/015

MEX/5/017

MEX/5/022

TITLE

Ruminant reproductionstudies

Plant mutationbreeding

Reproductivephysiology of cattlein tropical areas

Use of nitrogenfertilizers in cropproduction

Improvement of plantspec i es

Food irradiation


EXPERTS

M/M

1/08

2/18

1/26

2/05

2/25

1/27

$

8 480

23 886

15 380

18 260

42 908

26 400

EQUIPMENT

S

76 600

141 161

45 368

108 702

109 623

-

TRAINING

$

2 666

33 909

8 100

7 231

52 506

-


EXPERTS

M/M

1/08

2/23

1/26

2/05

2/25

1/27

$

10 161

24 447

22 454

17 667

46 038

26 081

EQUIPMENT

$

76 913

137 929

45 964

108 702

109 623

-

TRAINING

$

3 053

33 909

8 778

8 289

52 506

-

COMPLETED

1991

1992

1992

1992

1994

1993

to

I


STARTED

1993

1993

1979

1984

1987

1988

1989

1991

PROJECT NO.

MEX/6/003

MEX/7/005

MEX/8/009

HEX/8/014

MEX/8/015

HEX/8/016

MEX/8/017

MEX/8/018

TITLE

Quality control inradiotherapy

Feasibility study ofsludge irradiation

Isotopes in hydrology

Isotopes inenvironmental studies

Carbon laboratory

Radiation technology

Characterization ofgeothermal resources

Isotopic studies ongroundwater resources

TOTAL PROJECT ALLOTHENTS

EXPERTS

M/H

2/10

1/20

2/15

1/20

1/08

2/12

2/01

4/00

$

24 750

17 250

10 300

16 041

8 970

23 785

19 611

34 777

EQUIPHENT

$

96 200

-

5 400

46 679

31 685

22 577

135 349

95 917

TRAINING

$

18 000

6 000

-

-

-

4 427

-

6 221

TOTAL PROJECT DISBURSEHENTS

EXPERTS

H/H

2/08

1/20

2/18

1/20

1/08

2/14

2/03

2/20

%

35 277

24 917

10 166

16 041

12 866

23 785

19 611

34 019

EQUIPHENT

$

95 554

-

3 983

46 679

31 685

22 577

135 349

95 909

TRAINING

S

12 817

5 043

-

-

-

2 719

-

6 221

COMPLETED

1996

1994

1986

1991

1991

1993

1992

1995

U)

PROJECTS COMPLETED IN MEXICO SINCE 1986(As o f 14 June 1996)

STARTED

1979

1981

1984

1984

1984

1985

1985

1986

1989

PROJECT NO.

HEX/9/020

MEX/9/022

MEX/9/027

MEX/9/028

MEX/9/029

MEX/9/031

MEX/9/032

MEX/9/033

MEX/9/034

TITLE

NPP safety evaluation

Nuclear powerprogramme

Quality certification

Ecological modelling

Radioactive wastetreatment.anddisposal z/

Probabilistic riskanalysis

Commissioning of theLaguna Verde NPP

Radiation protection

Accident analysis(Laguna Verde NPP)


EXPERTS

M/M

32/04

23/00

22/02

0/15

-

4/14

60/05

5/17

2/19

$

150 300

125 027

155 800

3 420

25 000

32 270

422 810

39 165

21 330

EQUIPMENT

$

21 600

-

16 800

114 503

-

-

-

-

-

TRAINING

%

-

-

26 018

12 000

-

11 668

21 901

-

1 303

TOTAL PROJECT DISBURSEMENTS j

EXPERTS !

M/M

31/18

22/29

22/01

0/15

-

4/14

60/05

5/17

2/19

$

174 524

114 476

203 880

4 609

25 000

45 598

379 350

35 449

28 087

EQUIPMENT

S }

22 103

-

17 989

114 531

-

-

-

-

-

TRAINING

%

-

-

25 705

12 926

9 515

21 901

-

1 302

COMPLETED

1986

1987

1992

1992

1988

1992

1992

1993

1993

I

GO

/ Expert engineering services sub-contracted.

PROJECTS COMPLETED IN MEXICO SINCE 1986(As of U June 1996)

STARTED

1989

1989

1989

1991

1993

1993

PROJECT NO.

MEX/9/035

HEX/9/036

MEX/9/037

MEX/9/039

HEX/9/041

HEX/9/042

TOTAL

TITLE

Nuclear wastemanagement

Emergency planningand preparedness

Environmentalmonitoring

Probabilistic safetyanalysis (level II)

Determination ofnatural radioactivityand radon levels

Management ofradioactive wastefrom Ho-99 production

47 Projects

TOTAL PROJECT ALLOTHENTS

EXPERTS

H/M

3/00

1/28

2/18

3/26

0/20

2/00

253/18

$

26 340

15 660

21 240

35 750

6 900

21 150

1 917 677

EQUIPMENT

t

-

-

153 579

-

58 800

•

2 590 044

TRAINING

S

-

10 309

3 031

54 259

20 600

2 740

444 069


EXPERTS

M/H

2/26

1/28

2/21

4/03

0/13

0/29

250/12

%

46 024

18 105

29 724

50 978

8 655

16 629

2 075 216

EQUIPMENT

%

-

-

153 579

-

49 352

2 571 037

TRAINING

$

-

10 309

3 031

52 693

9 741

2 524

419 241

COMPLETED

1995

1992

1993

1995

1995

1996

OPERATIONAL PROJECTS IN MEXICO(As of 14 June 1996)

STARTED

1993

1991

1993

1986

1993

1991

1993

PROJECT NO.

HEX/0/010

MEX/1/017

MEX/1/020

MEX/4/035

MEX/4/045

MEX/5/016

MEX/5/019

TITLE

Manpower development

Quality control applied tothe use of ionizingradiation

Development of advancedmodels for transientanalysis

Production ofmolybdenum-99 v

Repair of radiationdetectors

Nut r i t i on/reproduc t i oninteractions in zebu

Use of nuclear techniquesin agriculture


EXPERTS

M/M

-

2/07

0/28

6/25

1/15

3/29

3/00

-

22 470

9 610

68 550

16 050

40 195

32 550

EQUIPMENT

%

-

391 210

20 630

713 647

147 460

54 060

91 000

TRAINING

S

258 099

8 489

37 961

74 592

18 000

36 660

9 600


EXPERTS

M/M

-

0/12

0/28

6/06

1/02

3/29

2/16

S

-

7 400

10 310

85 298

15 119

55 156

38 066

EQUIPMENT

$

-

340 058

20 630

707 768

128 887

53 689

89 134

TRAINING

$

163 069

6 779

34 309

74 372

-

26 037 \

9 797

/ Totals tor equipment include S113 047 for a sub-contract.

OPERATIONAL PROJECTS IN MEXICO(As of U June 1996)

STARTED

1993

1995

1995

1995

1995

1993

1993

PROJECT NO.

MEX/5/020

MEX/5/023

MEX/5/024

MEX/6/004

HEX/6/005

MEX/7/006

MEX/7/007

TITLE

Immunoassay methods for thediagnosis of animaldiseases

Increasing geneticvariability of endangeredplant species

Reproduction and nutritionprogrammes in cattlebreeding

Quality control programmefor radiodiagnosis services

National programme oftraining in medical physics

Radioactive probes fordetection of parasites

Molecular analysis of thegenetic effects ofradiation


EXPERTS

M/M

3/14

2/00

4/06

1/15

3/00

1/00

9/29

$

37 160

24 600

52 080

18 300

37 800

10 800

130 800

EQUIPMENT

$

70 120

100 315

85 120

81 000

300 000

90 600

55 000

TRAINING

$

15 520

32 385

18 450

25 200

-

40 700

36 900


EXPERTS

M/M

3/14

0/21

1/20

0/09

1/09

0/27

2/15

S

35 236

10 706

20 388

6 630

18 210

11 211

34 809

EQUIPMENT

S

64 943

55 169

36 945

44 147

43 121

87 526

12 948

TRAINING

S

15 100

13 515

-

-

19 696

10 606

I

OPERATIONAL PROJECTS IN MEXICO(As of U June 1996)

STARTED

1995

1995

1991

PROJECT NO.

MEX/8/020

MEX/8/021

MEX/9/038

TOTAL

TITLE

Studies for geothermalbrines reinjection

Management of waterresources in theLerma-Chapala Basin

Evaluation of operationalsafety

17 Projects


EXPERTS

M/M

4/09

3/07

17/21

68/25

S

51 780

39 860

172 920

765 525

EQUIPMENT

S

65 000

273 577

-

2 538 739

TRAINING

$

31 320

25 300

38 500

707 676


EXPERTS

M/M

3/04

15/02

44/04

$

38 469

-

175 812

562 820

EQUIPMENT

$

40 639

220 976

-

1 946 580

TRAINING

$

25 844

-

36 976

436 100

00

I

- 39 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MEXICO (I)(By Project)

Project No. Institute Counterpqrtfsl

GENERAL ATOMIC ENERGY DEVELOPMENT

MEX/0/008 National Nuclear Research Institute.Equipment Measurement Department,Mexico City, D.F.

REYES-LUJAN

MEX/0/009 National Nuclear Research Institute,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/0/010 National Institute of Nuclear Energy,Mexico City, D.F.

TOVAR MUNOZ

URBANO VIDALES

MEX/1/010

MEX/1/011

MEX/1/013

MEX/1/015

MEX/1/017

MEX/1/020

MEX/2/010

MEX/2/011

NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY

National Institute of Nuclear Research,Ionizing Radiation Metrology Centre,Mexico City, D.F.

National Institute of Nuclear Research,Office of Applications inEngineering and Industry,Mexico City, D.F.

National Institute of Nuclear Research,Office of Radiological Safety,Mexico City, D.F.

National Nuclear Research Institute,Department of Basic Research,Mexico City, D.F.

National Institute of Nuclear Research,Ionizing Radiation Metrology Centre,Mexico City, D.F.

Electricity Research Institute,Cuernavaca, Morelos

National Nuclear Research Institute,Radioactive Materials Directorate,Mexico City. D.F.

National Nuclear Research Institute,Mexico City, D.F.

CERVINI LORANDINI

AZORIN NIETOSALVI

TOVAR MUNOZGAMBORINO UBILLA

GARCIA

TOVAL MUNOZ

MORALES SANDOVAL

LEZAMA CARRASCO DE GARCIAGARCIA RUIZ

GARCIA

- 40 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MEXICO 0)(By Project)

Project No. Institute Counterpgrtfsi

NUCLEAR PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY (confd)

MEX/2/012 National Nuclear Research Institute,Department of Technical Sciences,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/2/013 Pediatrics National Institute,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/4/031

MEX/4/033

MEX/4/034

MEX/4/035

MEX/4/037

MEX/4/038

MEX/4/039

MEX/4/042

MEX/4/044

MEX/4/045

NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

National Institute of Nuclear Research,Nuclear Fuel Department,Mexico City, D.F.

National Nuclear Research Institute,"Salazar" Nuclear Research Centre,Mexico City, D.F.

Federal Electricity Commission,Department of Nuclear Engineering,Mexico City, D.F.


National Nuclear Research Institute.Mexico City, D.F.

National Institute of Nuclear Research,Nuclear Fuel Department,Mexico City, D.F.

Federal Electricity Commission,Training Centre,Veracruz, Veracruz

DOMINGUEZ ANAYA

AVILA RAMIREZ




NOCETTI COTELO

ROBLES GALVEZ

SANCHEZ HERRERA

TORRES CONTRERAS

MORAN LOPEZ

MOTA AGUILAR

PEREZ GOMEZ

LEZAMA CARRASCO DE GARCIA

PEREZ-RAMIREZ GARCIA

RAMIREZ JIMENEZ

- 41 -


Project No. Institute CounterpgrtfsT

MEX/5/012

MEX/5/013

MEX/5/014

MEX/5/015

MEX/5/016

MEX/5/017

MEX/5/019

MEX/5/020

MEX/5/022

AGRICULTURE

Autonomous National University of Mexico.Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Husbandry,Department of Reproduction,Mexico City, D.F.

University of Guanajuato,School of Agronomy and Husbandry,Irapuato, Guanajuato

Autonomous National University of Mexico,Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Husbandry,Department of Reproduction,Mexico City, D.F.

National Polytechnical Institute,Centre for Research and Advanced Studies,Irapuato, Guanajuato

Autonomous National University of Mexico,Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Husbandry,Department of Reproduction,Mexico City, D.F.

University of Guanajuato,School of Agronomy and Husbandry,Irapuato, Guanajuato

1. University of Colima,Agricultural Research and Development Centre,Colima, Jalisco

2. National Polytechnical Institute,Centre for Research and Advanced Studies,Irapuato, Guanajuato

GALINA HIDALGO

BARRERA GUERRA

GALINA HIDALGO

PENA CABRIALES

GALINA HIDALGO

BARRERA GUERRA

CIGALES RIVERO

PENA CABRIALES

1. Autonomous University of Yucatan,Faculty of Veterinary and Zoology,Merida, Yucatan

2. Secretariat of Agriculture andWater Resources,National Forestry and Farming Institute,Mexico City, D.F.


DOMINGUEZ ALPIZAR

COLMENARES VILADOMAT

BALCAZAR-GARCIA

- 42 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MIXICO (I)(By Project)

Project No. Institute Counterpgrtfsl

AGRICULTURE (confd)

ME>05/023 1. Autonomous National University of Mexico,Plant Tissue Culture Laboratory,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/5/024 University of Veracruz,Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences,Veracruz, Veracruz

RUBLUO ISLAS

LAMOTHE

NUCLEAR MEDICINE

MEX/6/003 Mexican Institute for Social Welfare,Oncology Hospital,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/6/004 Central Hospital "20th of November",Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/6/005 1. National Nuclear Research Institute,Mexico City, D.F.

2. National Institute of Cancer Research,Tlalpan, D.F.

RODRIGUEZ-ISLAS

GENIS SANCHEZ

TOVAR MUNOZ

NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES IN BIOLOGY

MEX/7/005 1. Mexico State Autonomous University,Toluca, Edo. Mexico

2. National Nuclear Research Institute,Salazar, Edo. Mexico

MEX/7/006 National Polytechnical Institute,Department of Experimental Pathology,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/7/007 1. National Nuclear Research Institute,Salazar, Edo. Mexico

2. Federal Electricity Commission,Laguna Verde

3. Autonomous National University of Mexico,Mexico City, D.F.

COLIN CRUZ

GONZALEZ CAMPOS

OROZCO

BRENA VALLE

FERNANDEZ DE LA GARZA

VILLALOBOS PIETRINI

- 43 -


Project No. Institute Counterportfsl

NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES IN INDUSTRY AND HYDROLOGY

MEX/8/009 Mexican Institute for Water Technology,Cuernavaca, Morelos

MEX/8/014 Secretariat of Agriculture and Water Resources,Department of Hydrology Support,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/8/015 Secretariat of Agriculture and Water Resources,Department of Hydrology Support,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/8/016 National Nuclear Research Institute,"Salazar" Nuclear Research Centre,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/8/017 Federal Commission of Electricity,Office of Geothermal Power,Morelia, Michoacan

MEX/8/018 Mexican Institute of Water Technology,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/8/020 Electricity Research Institute,Cuernavaca, Morelos

MEX/8/021 Mexican Institute for Water Technology,Cuernavaca, Morelos

GONZALEZ HITA

GONZALEZ HITATIENZA CABALLERO

MATA ARELLANOGONZALEZ HITA

BALCAZAR-GARCIA

MANON

GONZALEZ HITA

VERMA

GONZALEZ HITA

NUCLEAR SAFETY

MEX/9/020 National Commission of Nuclear Safetyand Safeguards,Mexico City, D.F.


MEX/9/027 National Nuclear Research Institute,Mexico City, D.F.


BELLO RIVERA

BELLO RIVERASANCHEZ GUTIERREZ

ROBLES GALVEZ

VIDAL LORANDI

- 44 -


Project No. Institute

NUCLEAR SAFETY (cont'd)

MEX/9/029 Federal Electricity Commission,Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/9/031 Federal Electricity Commission,Mexico City, D.F.


MEX/9/033 Laguna Verde Nuclear Power Plant Project,Laguna Verde


MEX/9/035 1. Federal Electricity Commission,Laguna Verde

2. National Nuclear Research Institute,Mexico City, D.F.

Counterpartfsl

BARCENAS OLIVARES

GAUNDO BLANCO

DELGADO GUARDADO

ALVA LOZANO

ESCAMILLA GARCIA

AJURIA GARZA

AJURIA GARZA

MEX/9/036

MEX/9/037

MEX/9/038

MEX/9/039

MEX/9/041

MEX/9/042



National Commission of Nuclear Safetyand Safeguards,Mexico City, D.F.

1. Electricity Research Institute,Cuernavaca Morelos

2. Federal Electricity Commission,Mexico City, D.F.

1. National Commission of Nuclear Safetyand Safeguards,Mexico City, D.F.

2. Federal Electricity Commission,Mexico City, D.F.

3. National Nuclear Research Institute,Salazar, Edo. Mexico

National Nuclear Research Institute,

CERVINI LORANDINI

CERVINI LORANDINI

DELGADO GUARDADO

DE LOERA-DE HARO

RUEDA JIMENEZ

SILVA JIMENEZ

MOLINA

TORRES CONTRERASMexico City, D.F. JIMENEZ DOMINGUAEZ

- 45 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MEXICO 01)(By Institute)

MEXICO CITY, D.F.

National Nuclear Research InstituteMexico City, D.F.

MEX/0/008 Nuclear ApplicationsMEX/0/009 National Nuclear Training CentreMEX/1/015 Plasma PhysicsMEX/2/010 Radiopharmaceutical ProductionMEX/2/011 Particle-Induced X-Ray Emission TechniquesMEX/2/012 Trace-Element AnalysisMEX/4/033 Research Reactor Instrumentation and ControlMEX/4/035 Production of Molybdenum-99MEX/4/037 New Core Configuration for Research ReactorMEX/4/038 Reactor Fuel Fabrication and PerformanceMEX/4/042 Upgrading of Radiopharmaceutical ProductionMEX/4/044 Stress Corrosion CrackingMEX/4/045 Repair of Radiation DetectorsMEX/5/022 Food IrradiationMEX/6/005 National Programme of Training in Medical PhysicsMEX/8/016 Radiation TechnologyMEX/9/027 Quality CertificationMEX/9/035 Nuclear Waste ManagementMEX/9/036 Emergency Planning and PreparednessMEX/9/037 Environmental MonitoringMEX/9/042 Management of Radioactive Waste from Molybdenum-99 Production

National Institute of Nuclear ResearchMexico City, D.F.

MEX/1/010 Radioactive StandardsMEX/1/011 Thermoluminescence DosimetryMEX/1/013 Secondary Standards Dosimetry LaboratoryMEX/1/017 Quality Control Applied to the Use of Ionizing RadiationMEX/4/031 Fuel Elements

National Institute of Nuclear EnergyMexico City, D.F.

MEX/07010 Manpower Development

- 46 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MEXICO (II)(By Institute)

MEXICO CITY, D.F.

Pediatrics National InstituteMexico City, D.F.

MEX/2/CM3 Cyclotron for Medical Purposes

Federal Electricity CommissionMexico City, D.F.

MEX/4/034 In-Core Fuel ManagementMEX/9/029 Radioactive Waste Treatment and DisposalMEX/9/031 Probabilistic Risk AnalysisMEX/9/039 Probabilistic Safety Analysis (Level II)MEX/9/041 Determination of Natural Radioactivity and Radon Levels

Autonomous National University of MexicoMexico City, D.F.

MEX/5/012 Ruminant Reproduction StudiesMEX/5/014 Reproductive Physiology of Cattle in Tropical AreasMEX/5/016 Nutrition/Reproduction Interactions in ZebuMEX/5/023 Increasing Genetic Variability of Endangered Plant SpeciesMEX/7/007 Molecular Analysis of the Genetic Effects of Radiation

Secretariat of Agriculture and Water ResourcesMexico City, D.F.

MEX/5/020 Immunoassay Methods for the Diagnosis of Animal DiseasesMEX/8/014 Isotopes in Environmental StudiesMEX/8/015 Carbon Laboratory

Mexican Institute for Social WelfareMexico City, D.F.

MEX/6/003 Quality Control in Radiotherapy

Central Hospital "20th of November"Mexico City, D.F.

MEX/6/004 Quality Control Programme for Radiodiagnosis Services

- 47 -


MEXICO CITY, D.F.

National Polytechnical InstituteMexico City, D.F.

MEX/7/006 Radioactive Probes for Detection of Parasites

Mexican Institute of Water TechnologyMexico City, D.F.

MEX/8/018 Isotopic Studies on Groundwater Resources

National Commission of Nuclear Safety and SafeguardsMexico City, D.F.

MEX/9/020 Nuclear Power Plant Safety EvaluationMEX/9/022 Nuclear Power ProgrammeMEX/9/032 Commissioning of Laguna Verde Nuclear Power PlantMEX/9/038 Evaluation of Operational SafetyMEX/9/041 Determination of Natural Radioactivity and Radon Levels

CUERNAVACA, MORELOS

Electricity Research InstituteCuernavaca, Morelos

MEX/1/020 Development of Advanced Models for Transient AnalysisMEX/8/020 Studies for Geothermal Brines ReinjectionMEX/9/028 Ecological ModellingMEX/9/034 Accident Analysis (Laguna Verde Nuclear Power Plant)MEX/9/039 Probabilistic Safety Analysis (Level II)

Mexican Institute for Water TechnologyCuernavaca, Morelos

MEX/8/009 Isotopes in HydrologyMEX/8/021 Management of Water Resources in the Lerma-Chapala Basin

- 48 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MIXICO (II)(By Institute)

VERACRUZ, VERACRUZ

Federal Electricity CommissionVeracruz, Veracruz

MEX/4/039 Training for Nuclear Power Plant Operating Personnel

University of VeracruzVeracruz, Veracruz

MEX/5/024 Reproduction and Nutrition Programmes in Cattle Breeding

IRAPUATO, GUANAJUATO

University of GuanajuatoIrapuafo, Guanajuato

MEX/5/013 Plant Mutation BreedingMEX/5/017 Improvement of Plant Species

National Polytechnlcal InstituteIrapuato, Guanajuato

MEX/5/015 Use of Nitrogen Fertilizers in Crop ProductionMEX/5/019 Use of Nuclear Techniques in Agriculture

COLIMA, JALISCO

University of ColimaColima, Jalisco

MEX/5/019 Use of Nuclear Techniques in Agriculture

- 49 -


MERIDA, YUCATAN

Autonomous University of YucatanMerida, Yucatan

MEX/5/020 Immunoassay Methods for the Diagnosis of Animal Diseases

TLALPAN, D.F.

National Institute of Cancer ResearchTlalpan, D.F.

MEX/6/005 National Programme of Training in Medical Physics

TOLUCA, EDO. MEXICO

Mexico State Autonomous UniversityToluca, Edo. Mexico

MEX/7/005 Feasibility Study of Sludge Irradiation

SALAZAR, EDO. MEXICO

National Nuclear Research InstituteSalazar, Edo. Mexico

MEX/7/005 Feasibility Study of Sludge IrradiationMEX/7/007 Molecular Analysis of the Genetic Effects of RadiationMEX/9/041 Determination of Natural Radioactivity and Radon Levels

- 50 -

COUNTERPART INSTITUTIONS IN MEXICO (U)(By Institute)

MORELIA, IVHCHOACAN

Federal Commission of ElectricityMorelia, Michoacan

MEX/8/017 Characterization of Geothermal Resources

LAGUNA VERDE

Federal Electricity CommissionLaguna Verde

MEX/7/007 Molecular Analysis of the Genetic Effects of RadiationMEX/9/035 Nuclear Waste Management

Laguna Verde Nuclear Power Plant ProjectLaguna Verde

MEX/9/033 Radiation Protection

- 51 -

THE AGENCY'S TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION PROGRAMME WITH

MEXICO

SINCE 1986

LONG-TERM EXPERT ASSIGNMENTS

MEX/9/032 Commissioning of the Laguna Verde Nuclear Power Plant

o Task 03 - Commissioning ProgrammeR.J. VOGT-LOWELL (USA) Mar 85 - Jul 86 16 months

o Task 04 - Commissioning TestsM. TEUCILIDE (FRA) Aug 86 - Jul 88 23 months

- 52 -

RESEARCH CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS IN MEXICO SINCE 1986 "(As of 14 June 1996)

Field of activity

Nuclear physics

Nuclear chemistry



Nuclear medicine



Safety in nuclear energy

TOTAL

No. ofcontracts/

agreements

4

5

5

29

6

3

6

3

61

Amountallocated

$

24 500

37 600

34 400

270 000

39 000

21 000

39 600

11 600

477 700

/ New awards lines 1986.

- 53 -

SCIENTISTS FROM MEXICO SERVING AS AGENCYTECHNICAL CO-OPERATION EXPERTS AND

TRAINING COURSE LECTURERSOR

PARTICIPATING IN CO-ORDINATION MEETINGS1986 -1996

(As Of 14 June 1996)

Name

ABASCAL GARRIDO

AJURIA GARZA

ALUJA-SCHUENEMANN

ALVAREZ CERVERA

ARRIOLA SANTAMARIA

ARTEAGA PEREZ DE MURPHY

AVILA PEREZ

BARRERA ALVARADO

CABRERA P.

CALVA VALDERRABANO

CANALES SUAREZ

CHAVEZ

CUARON-SANTISTEBAN

DIAZ SANCHEZ

DIAZ VARGAS

DOMINGUEZ CARRERA

ENKERLIN HOEFUCH

ELKERLIN S.

ESTEVA-MARABOTO

FORTIS ROA

FREDERSDORF-BETH

No. Ofassign-ments

1

1

1

3

1

3

1

2

1

5

1

1

3

1

1

1

5

3

2

2

5

Project(s)

COL/2/011

INT/4/104

TH A/5/038

RLA/4/006, RLA76/006

ELS/1/002

RLA/2/007

RLA/2/003

INT/0/048

RLA/8/013

RLA/8/005, RLA/8/013

INT/9/145

RLA/0/016

PAN/6/005. RLA/6/013, RLA/6/015

RLA/6/011

RLA/4/009

RLA/4/012

ECU/5/013, INT/5/120, INT/5/126, INT/5/131,RAF/5/013

GUA/5/006, RLA/0/006, RLA/5/026

INT/9/122, MEX/9/027

RLA/8/017, RLA/8/020

ARG/5/004, CHI/5/015

- 54 -




(As Of 14 June 1996)

Name

GALINA HIDALGO

GARCIA CUETO

GARCIA RUIZ

GOMEZ GONZALEZ

GOMEZ HERRERA

GONZALEZ

GONZALEZ HITA

GONZALEZ ZAVALA

GUADARRAMA SUAREZ

GUILLAUMIN TAMARIZ

GUILLEN AGUILAR

GUTIERREZ

HENDRICHS

HERNANDEZ

HERNANDEZ GARZA

HERRERA PALMEROS

ITURBE HERMANN

JIMENO ZAVALA

LAMOTHE

LEZAMA CARRASCO DE G.

LIEDO FERNANDEZ

No. Ofassign-ments

13

12

8

1

1

1

2

2

2

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

4

1

1

2

1

Projects]

CUB/5/009, EHT/5/007. ETH/5/009. MAR/5/007,MYA75/OO7, PAN/5/011, POR/5/002, RLAV5/019TUN/5/015, URU/5/013, VEN/5/009

RLA/8/005, RLA/8/006, RLA/8/013

COS/2/003, DOM/8/004, INT/4/101, JOR/4/002,PAR/1/003, PAR/4/002, RLA/4/006

RLA/6/016

RLA/4/012

RLA/6/006

RLA78/014, RLA78/O18

RLA/6/021, VEN/6/005

RLA/6/013, RLA/6/015

RLA/4/012

ECU/5/013

ARG/5/005

EGY/5/013, RLA/5/026

RLA/4/012

NIC/8/008

RLA/4/012

RLA/0/006, RLA/0/016

ECU/5/013

RLA/5/028

RLA/6/011

TH A/5/038

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PARTICIPATING IN CO-ORDINATION MEETINGS1986 • 1996


Name

LOPEX

LOPEZ VALDIVIA

MALDONADO MERCADO

MARTINEZ BECERRIL

MARTINEZ LUGO

MARTINEZ MARTINEZ

MEDINA VAILLARD

MORAN LOPEZ

NIEVA GOMEZ

NINO FLORES

OROZCO DAVILA

ORTEGA GIL

ORTIZ MAGANA

ORTIZ-MORENO

PAEZ OSUNA

PARRODI

PENA CABRIALES

PEREZ GOMEZ

PEREZ ROMERO

PEREZ TEJADA

No. Ofassign-ments

5

2

3

3

10

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

14

2

1

2

8

1

1

1

Project(s)

BRA/9/033. ECU/9/011, RER/8/003

RLA/8/016

INT/9/093. NIC/6/002. RLA/9/009

RLA/6/020

GUA/1/003. GUA/2/002. GUA/4/003. RLA/4/006.RLA74/008, RLA/4/011, RLA76/027. VIE/4/011

RLA/8/005

INT/9/093

RLA/4/007

NIC/8/005. RLA/8/014

RLA/8/013

ARG/5/004, CHI/5/015

RLA/4/009

GUA/9/003. INT/9/055. INT/9/083, INT/9/103,INT/9/129, JAM/9/003, NIC/6/002, RLA79/009.RLA/9/011. RLA/9/016. URU/9/004, VEN/9/003

COL/5/011. COL/8/013

DOM/7/002

COS/5/010, GUA/5/010

CUB/5/008. GUA/5/009, GUA/5/011. RLA/5/029,VEN/5/009

INT/0/048

ECU/5/013

RLA/4/009

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Name

PINA VILLALPANDO

QUUANO DE LEON

RAGASOL BARBEY

RAMIREZ GUERRERO

RAMIREZ NAJERA

REYES FLORES

REYES-LUJAN

RIVAS LAGUNES

ROBLES GALVEZ

RODRIGUEZ

RODRIGUEZ LOYA

RODRIGUEZ-ISLAS

ROHRER

RUEDA JIMENEZ

RULL

SALCEDO HERNANDEZ

SALINAS-CARMONA

SCHWARZBLAT KATZ

SUVA POLANCO

SOLTERO-GARDEA

THUMMLER

TORREBLANCA RIVERA

No. Ofassign-ments

1

7

1

1

1

4

1

4

3

1

2

5

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

1

1

3

Projects)

RER/0/013

BOL/8/004, ECU/8/009. NIC/8/002. NIC/8/005,PER/8/005. RLA/0/016

RLA/4/012

CUB/9/008

RLA/4/006

COL/5/011, EGY/5/013. INT/5/113. RAF/5/013

COS/5/008

INT/4/106, INT/4/116, RLA/4/009, RLA/4/012

INT/4/054, RLA/4/006, RLA/4/008

RLA/0/010

RLA/2/003

BOL/9/006, GUA/6/009

RLA/8/005

RLA/9/011

RAS/5/028

INT/9/138, RLA/4/012

URU/6/020

MEX/9/031

RLA/4/006

PER/5/018

RLA/5/028

RLA/8/006, RLA/8/013

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PARTICIPATING IN CO-ORDINATION MEETINGS1986 • 1996


Name

TORRES RAMIREZ

TOVAR MUNOZ

TREVINO

VALDES PARRA

VAZQUEZ MELGAREJO

VELEZ OCON

VERA BENITEZ

VILLALOBOS

VILLARREAL

YANEZ JURADO

ZAMORA RODRIGUEZ

ZARCO QUINTERO

ZAVALA LOPEZ

ZUNIGA-BELLO

TOTAL

No. Ofassign-ments

3

4

1

1

2

8

1

3

1

3

2

9

1

2

251

Project(s)

RLA/4/009, RLA/4/012

MEX/9/041, MEX/9/042, RLA/9/009

RLA79/009

MEX/9/032

RLA/4/009

INT/0/041, INT/0/044. INT/0/045, INT/0/048,INT/0/053, RLA70/006, RLA/0/016

RLA/4/012

INT/5/125, INT/5/132, INT/5/135

RLA/6/029

RLA/8/005, RLA/8/006

RLA/0/009

BOL/5/006, BOL/5/010, CUB/5/009, PAN/5/011,PAR/5/006, RLA/5/028

INT/5/140

TUR/7/004, UKR/9/005

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AGENCY FELLOWSHIPS AND SCIENTIFIC VISITSHOSTED BY MEXICO

1986 -1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Recipientcountry

ARGENTINA

BOLIVIA

CHILE

COLOMBIA

CHINA, P.R.

COSTA RICA

CUBA

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

ECUADOR

EGYPT

EL SALVADOR

GUATEMALA

HUNGARY

INDONESIA

JORDAN

No. Offellowships

7

11

8

6

-

3

23

2

15

-

2

10

-

-

1

No. Ofscientific visits

11

3

5

2

1

2

10

-

2

1

1

2

1

2

-

TOTAL1

18

14

13

8

1

5

33

2

17

1

3

12

1

2

1

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AGENCY FELLOWSHIPS AND SCIENTIFIC VISITSHOSTED BY MEXICO

1986 • 1996(As Of 14 June 1996)

Recipientcountry

LIBYAN A.J.

NICARAGUA

PAKISTAN

PANAMA

PARAGUAY

PERU

PHILIPPINES

PORTUGAL

THAILAND

U.R. TANZANIA

URUGUAY

VENAZUELA

VIET NAM

TOTAL

No. Offellowships

3

9

-

5

-

11

2

-

-

-

1

6

1

126

No. ofscientific visits

-

3

1

-

1

2

2

1

6

1

3

1

-

64

TOTAL1

3

12

1

5

1

13

4

1

6

1

4

7

1

190

1./ Includes trainees who have comple ted or at least started their studies.

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REGIONAL AND INTERREGIONAL GROUP TRAINING EVENTSHOSTED BY MEXICO

1986 -1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Course No.

INT/4/105 (001)

INT/4/112 (001)

RLA7O/OO9 (001)

RLA/0/012 (001)

RLA/2/003 (005)

RLA/2/007(011)

RLA/4/006 (019)

RLA/4/007 (006)

RLA/4/007 (007)

RLAV4/007 (010)

RLA/4/008 (011)

Course Title

Advanced ITC on Nuclear Electronics

ITC on Nuclear Electronics

RWS on the Latest Advances in Librarianshipand Information Management

RTC on Design, Management and EvaluationTechniques of IAEA TC Projects

RTC on Application of Nuclear AnalyticalTechniques in Fossil Energy Resources

Advanced RWS on Radiopharmacokinetics

RTC on Maintenance of IndustrialNuclear Equipment

RTC on Radioisotope Productionand Processing

RTC on Small Computers in ResearchReactor Operation and Use

RTC on Burn-up Determination ofResearch Reactor Fuels

RWS on Assembly of MultichannelAnalyser Cards (ARCAL II)

Partici-pants

17

17

6

23

11

10

9

12

8

8

4

Year

1991

1992

1986

1990

1990

1996

1990

1989

1989

1990

1994

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1986 -1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Course No.

RLA/4/008 (014)

RLA/4/008 (016)

RLA/4/011 (002)

RLA/5/027 (001)

RLA/5/030(001)

RLA/5/032 (001)

RLA/6/016 (010)

RLA/6/016 (012)

RLA/6/016 (016)

RLA/6/024(001)

Course Title

NTC on Optimization and Characterizationof Nuclear Analytical Equipment (ARCAL II)

NTC on Maintenance of NuclearDetectors (ARCAL II)

RWS on Maintenance of Nuclear InstrumentsUsed in Radiation Monitoring

RTC on Radioimmunoassay and RelatedTechniques in Livestock Reproduction andNutrition Research in Latin America

RWS on Techno-Economic Feasibilityof Food Irradiation

RTC on Fruit Flies in Latin America withSpecial Emphasis of the Sterile InsectTechnique

RTC on the Optimization of ReagentProduction Techniques and the Organizationof Regional Reagent Distribution Schemes

NTC on Radioisotopes and RadionuclidesMethodology

NWS on Quality Control in Radio-immunoassay

RTC on Modern Techniques an Dosimetry inBrachytherapy of Malignant Neoplasia

Partici-pants

1

2

8

21

5

20

17

4

2

26

Year

1994

1994

1995

1991

1992

1994

1993

1993

95

1995

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1986 • 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Course No.

RLA/6/028 (001)

RLA/7/005 (001)

RLA/8/005(154)

RLA/8/006(011)

RLA/8/006 (013)

RLA/8/013 (025)

RLA/8/013 (078)

RLA/8/013 (088)

RLA/8/018(001)

RLA/8/019 (001)

RLA/9/010 (001)

Course Title

RWS on Methodological Aspects of HBVDiagnosis by Radioimmunoassay and theOrganization of Screening Programmes

RTC on Strategies an Methodologies forApplied Marine Radioactivity Studies

Regional Seminar on Non-DestructiveTesting in Thermoelectric Plants

RTC on Computer-Aided Non-DestructiveTesting

RTC on Materials and Processes

RTC on Vibration Monitoring inRotating Machinery

RTC on UT and RT in Casting Inspection

RTC on Computers in RT Inspection

RWS on Problems of Leaks in Dams andReservoirs: Identification of TwoProblems to be Studied (ARCAL XVIII)

RTC on Industrial Applications ofTracer Techniques

RTC on Safety and Regulation ofRadiation Sources

Partici-pants

15

15

12

16

14

16

15

14

4

14

14

Year

1995

1992

1986

1986

1987

1989

1990

1990

1994

1993

1991

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1986 • 1996(As of 14 June 1996)

Course No.

RLA/9/011 (002)

RLA/9/011 (010)

RLA/9/011 (012)

RLA/9/011 (014)

RLA/9/011 (015)

RLAV9/015 (001)

Course Title

RTC on Safe Operation of IndustrialRadiation Facilities

RTC on Clinical Dosimetry andRadiological Protection

Second Regional Congress of RadiationProtection and Nuclear Safety

Regional Meeting on Co-ordinated Studieson Regulatory Criteria

Regional Meeting on Co-ordinated Studieson Intercomparison of Cytogenetic Dosimetry

RTC on Safety and Regulationof Radiation Sources

TOTAL

Partici-pants

13

15

20

14

4

20

466

Year

1991

1993

1993

1993

1993

1993

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