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Nuclear Plant Analyzer: Installation manual. Volume 1

Author(s) -

Dale M. Snider,

K.L. Wagner,

W.H. Grush,

K.R. Jones

Publication year - 1995

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/28348

Subject(s) - computer science , simple (philosophy) , set (abstract data type) , graphical user interface , interface (matter) , spectrum analyzer , user interface , range (aeronautics) , human–computer interaction , computer graphics (images) , operating system , engineering drawing , software engineering , programming language , engineering , telecommunications , philosophy , epistemology , bubble , maximum bubble pressure method , aerospace engineering

This report contains the installation instructions for the Nuclear Plant Analyzer (NPA) System. The NPA System consists of the Computer Visual System (CVS) program, the NPA libraries, the associated utility programs. The NPA was developed at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory under the sponsorship of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission to provide a highly flexible graphical user interface for displaying the results of these analysis codes. The NPA also provides the user with a convenient means of interactively controlling the host program through user-defined pop-up menus. The NPA was designed to serve primarily as an analysis tool. After a brief introduction to the Computer Visual System and the NPA, an analyst can quickly create a simple picture or set of pictures to aide in the study of a particular phenomenon. These pictures can range from simple collections of square boxes and straight lines to complex representations of emergency response information displays

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