Nuclear Fuel Cycle Information System (NFCIS) covers civilian nuclear fuel cycle facilities around the world. It contains information on operational and non-operational, planned, and cancelled facilities. All stages of nuclear fuel cycle activities are covered, starting from uranium ore production to spent fuel storage facilities.
World Distribution of Uranium Deposits Database (UDEPO) covers uranium deposits around the world, drawing on reports to IAEA technical meetings and other sources. It includes classification of deposits, technical information about the deposits, detailed geological information about regions, districts and deposits.
Post Irradiation Examination Facilities Database (PIE) is derived from a catalogue of such facilities worldwide that the IAEA issued in the 1990s. It includes a complete survey of the main characteristics of hot cells and their PIE capabilities.
Nuclear Fuel Cycle Simulation System (NFCSS) is a scenario-based simulation system to estimate long-term nuclear fuel cycle material and service requirements as well as material arisings. The code uses simplified approaches to make estimation.
Minor Actinide Property Database is a bibliographic database on physico-chemical properties of selected Minor Actinide compounds and alloys. The materials and properties are selected based on their importance in the advanced nuclear fuel cycle options.

Please note that data in iNFCIS are mainly based on voluntary reports from IAEA Member States, as well as on sources of information published in the public domain. The scope of coverage is global in nature and includes existing and planned civilian facilities, as well as facilities that are reported as no longer operational. Please note that while the IAEA strives to complete the databases with the latest and most accurate information from reliable and authoritative sources, some records may be less than complete and not all countries have reported information. Data is being updated and expanded continuously. If you have authoritative information sources on any of the records of the databases, please contact the iNFCIS Program Officer.