Civilian Nuclear History Archive, Map, and Simulation Integration Report

Status

Review state: reviewed-with-limitations; source-intake and website-integration evidence only.Release: IARPG-OPS-2 2.0.32-wip.Research cutoff: 2026-07-25 as declared by the uploaded workbook snapshot.Publication route: /nuclear-events.

Purpose

This report records the 2.0.32-wip change that corrects the publisher name spelling to Michael Joseph Kappel and replaces detonation-only nuclear wording with a broader Civilian Nuclear Events Archive.

Source custody

The supplied workbook and accident/effects report are preserved under docs/source-files/civilian-nuclear-history-2026/. The source files remain individually addressable and byte-preserved:

• globalciviliannuclearhistory2026-07-25.xlsx — 412803 bytes; SHA-256 1d04f1e98bcf3e7897e1f20dea4cc5151530c1af0e5bed4aeb87b1c407898451.
• Civilian Nuclear Accidents And Effects.md — 76949 bytes; SHA-256 704235386390b9b9fa6fa72f161e96f50f47216a323d686f7d7c2d6495b6d5c9.

Findings

• The public archive is now named Civilian Nuclear Events Archive so it can include non-bomb records before and after Marie Curie-era radiation science without implying that every nuclear event is a detonation.
• The archive exposes 2964 coordinate-bearing records from the uploaded workbook as local JSON at /nuclear-events-map-data.json.
• The workbook-derived inventory preserves 804 power-reactor unit records, 374 power-reactor sites, 1600 lifecycle events, 35 curated 2024–2026 changes, 36 accidents/incidents/near misses, 37 breakthroughs, 70 research and demonstration reactors, and 77 fuel-cycle, isotope, waste, disposal, storage, and remediation facilities.
• The uploaded dashboard’s IAEA PRIS totals—417 in operation, 21 in suspended operation, and 77 under construction—are preserved as workbook metadata, not relabeled as a live PRIS query.
• Approximate dates, facility centroids, country-level coverage gaps, precision fields, confidence labels, and uncertainty notes are retained rather than silently discarded.

Website integration

The new public route includes a local coordinate plot, filterable historical event list, coverage and source boundaries, machine-readable archive metadata, and public warnings that the map is not a risk surface, not a current regulatory database, not a live feed, and not a weapons-effects simulator.

Safety and fairness boundary

The publication excludes weapons-effect equations, blast radius, thermal effect, fallout, casualty, targeting, deployment, sabotage, or operational nuclear instructions. It does not rank countries, facilities, communities, technologies, accident severity, safety culture, development status, institutional legitimacy, danger, blame, or targetability.

Related Durable Documents

• [civilian-nuclear-history-archive-map-and-simulation-integration-report.md](civilian-nuclear-history-archive-map-and-simulation-integration-report.md#findings)
• [civilian-nuclear-accidents-incidents-and-ines-framework-review-boundary.md](civilian-nuclear-accidents-incidents-and-ines-framework-review-boundary.md#findings)
• [publisher-contact-and-public-profile-page-implementation-report.md](publisher-contact-and-public-profile-page-implementation-report.md#findings)

Supersession Status

• Current for IARPG-OPS-2 2.0.32-wip.
• Supersedes no durable nuclear-event report.
• May be superseded by a later release if new source files, live regulatory checks, qualified review, or additional nuclear-event datasets are added.

Memory References

• Active memory: .uai/nuclear-events.uai
• Project context: .uai/context.uai
• Scenario modeling memory: .uai/planetary-systems.uai
• Source handling: .uai/source-handling.uai