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A number of improvements of the data evaluation concerning nuclear model calculations and evaluation procedures are considered. A promising combination of the hybrid Monte Carlo simulation model of M. Blann for the modelling of non-equilibrium particle emission and the Hauser-Feshbach model, and a possible correction of simulations using intranuclear cascade evaporation model are discussed. In the last case the modelling of particle emission is improved by the consideration of nucleon-cluster interactions. The approach for reliable predictions of cross-sections using “optimal” nuclear model parameters and the method of their generation is discussed.

Improved data evaluation methodology for energy ranges with missing experimental data