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41 POSIVAOY Tutkimus Asiakirjan nimi Asiakirjatunnus Sivu(t) TYOOHJE TY0-0-02/02-REV1 1 (5) Laatija(t)/Pvm TarkastajaUPvm Pirjo Hella (JP-Fintact) & Sanna Riikonen 112.10.2004 Heikki Hinkkanen, Tarja Nurminen HyvaksyjaUPvm Juhani Vira DATA DELIVERY TO TUTKA-DATABASE 1 INTRODUCTION TUTKA database is an archive of the digital field investigation data collected during the site investigation programme. Data from investigations carried out by Posiva or by the contractors is systematically gathered and quality controlled before archiving it into the database. For the further interpretation and modelling work, data can be retrieved from the TUTKA database. The database is a Microsoft Access based meta database containing information on and reference to the actual data, which is stored separately. Backup procedures are defined. A project group is managing the operation and development of the TUTKA database. 2 OBJECTIVE These instructions are given to ensure that the investigation data is delivered to TUTKA. All investigation data is to be delivered to TUTKA latest when the original of corresponding working report is sent to Posiva. This is called the final version of data. Some data is needed soon after it has been measured for planning of other investigations etc. This data includes for example drilling results and mappings from the core sample, standard geophysical measurements, flow logging results and borehole wall images. Therefore draft versions of this data are also delivered to TUTKA as soon as possible. The data can be then delivered from TUTKA in a controlled way for those who need the data. When delivering the final version of data instructions here concerning the format and organizing of data are to be followed to ensure that the data is in a uniform format and easy to control and store in the database. The further use of the data requires that the data is both in adequate format and well documented. The format requirements do not apply to the draft versions of data, which can be sent as files. 3 SCOPE These instructions are to be followed when delivering data to the TUTKA-database and by the persons involved in the data delivery, i.e. JAKELU TU-YKSIKKO, TARN , ark ., TVO/JHUP, JP-Fintact!Lehtimaki, JP-Fintact/HellaJVI , JMA, I'JH, MVS, bl\!lf, MVM, 1=11=1, ark. (A.6.3), FiRtaotll=lella, Lef:ltiFRaki