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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR AND NA nONAL SECURITY INFORMAnON ONLY Database Development: The Classification Analysis and Production Team, Technical Guidance Division, Office ofNuclear and National Security lnfonnation, hosted the Technical Guidance Division Database Working Group and completed the prioritization ofall requirements. At the next meeting, we plan to detennine the implementation steps, bow the requirements document will be used, and decide on a recommended topic numbering scheme. Since all ofthe current off-the-shelf commercial solutions for such systems are network based, the implementation ofthis program will require access to a classified LAN. The demonstration oflhe functionality ofa classification guidance database and an automated update process is one of the Office of Security and Emergency Operations perfonnance metries for this coming year. Media Interest: No DOE Contact: Andrew P. Weston-Dawkes, SO-222, (301) 903-3689 Vincent D. V. Le, SO-222, (301) 903-4648 Donald McCullough, S0-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-9599 Ron Sentell, SO-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-4255 Richard Comerford, SO-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-1319 Joyce Baker, SO-222, (301) 903-3417 Todd Powell, SO-223/S0ZA, (301) 903-9043 Evelyn Stephenson, SO-223/S0ZA, (301) 903-2000 Kris Mathieson, SO-2221DynMeridian, (30 t) 903-4862 Microsoft Access Database Project: The Classification Analysis and Production Team, Technical Guidance Division. Office ofNuclear and National Security Information, is currently routing the January 2001 issue ofthe "Index of Headquarters Classification and Control Guidance" through tbe concurrence chain. We anticipate that this issue will be produced by the end ofJanuary. Media Interest: No DOE Contact: Vincent D. V. Le, SO-222, (301) 903-4648 Kris Mathieson, SO-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-4862 Guidance Strea.mlining Initiative Meeting Planning: The Classification Analysis and Production Team, Technical Guidance Division, Office ofNuclear and National Security Infonnation, concluded planning for the Guidance Streamlining meeting next week in Las Vegas, NV. The Headquarters representatives bad a fmal meeting to review the material to be presented. The first purpose ofthe meeting is to familiarize the field with the current status of guidance streamlining and to show them bow (l database system will help reduce duplications and inconsistencies in tbe classification guides. Their assistance will be integral to the success of future guidance streamlining activities. The second purpose ofthe meeting is to develop rules and guidelines for streamlining and rearranging the classification topics by subject area via a Master Subject List. The third purpose of the meeting will be to try the actual rearrangement of classification topics in two subject areas. In addition, the streamlining rules and
guidelines will affect the makeup of the classification topics. which are put into the database. and. thus. how the database win be used in the future. The next steps, after the meeting, are currently planned to be the implementation of the streamlining rules and guidelines in the Master Subject List and database. After the Master Subject List and guidance database are more developed towards the end ofthe year, the field sbould be better able to help with tbe streamlining of classification guidance. Media Interest: No DOE Contact: Vincent D. V. Le, SO-222, (301) 903-4648 Donald McCullough, SO-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-9599 Ron Sentell, SO-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-4255 Johnnie W. Grant, SO-222/DynMeridian, (301) 903-4867 Kang Kun Wu, SO-222, (301) 903-4870 Edith A. Chalk, SO-222, (301) 903-1185 Todd Powell, SO-223/S0ZA, (301) 903-9043 Evelyn Stephenson, SO-223/S0ZA, (301) 903-2000 Open Literature Review aDd Analysis: The Classification Analysis and Production Team, Technical Guidance Division (TGD), Office ofNuclear and National Security Information (ONNSI), hosted a briefing to the ONNSI Acting Director and the TGD Director to provide them with an update oftbe project. The briefing was presented by representatives from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Media Interest: No DOE Contact: Finn K. Neilsen, SO-22, (301) 903-3521 Andrew P. Weston-Dawkes, SO-222, (301) 903-3689 Vincent D. V. Le, SO-222, (301) 903-4648 Denis Garcia, SO-222/DynMeridian, (301) 903-2285 Plan for the Release of the Report "Higl1ly Enriched Uranium - The First 50 Years:" The Technology Program. Technical Guidance Division, Office of Nuclear and National Security Information, reviewed and declassified the report "Highly Enricbed Uranium - The First 50 Years." Options for the release of the report are being developed by the Materials Management Division,. Defense Programs. A supplement to tbe report was prepared by the Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation with assistance from the Office ofEnvironmental Management. The Technology Program, Technical Guidance Division, Office ofNuclear and National Security Information, reviewed and declassified the supplement. The Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation will develop options for the release of the supplement. Media Interest: Yes. Major information to be released by the DOE. DOE Contnct: Kang Kun Wu, SO-222, (301) 903-4870 Micbael Nightingale, S0-2221DynMeridian, (301) 903-\328
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