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Advanced Energy Systems Laboratory

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Resources

AESL develops and curates public-facing tools, datasets, teaching materials, and reference resources intended to support research, teaching, outreach, and engineering analysis in nuclear energy. The resources below provide access to interactive dashboards, open-source software, data products, and educational materials for the nuclear engineering community.

 

Tools and Software

 

Dashboard

Interactive web tool

NPP Dashboard

Interactive map of current U.S. nuclear plant operating status

The NPP Dashboard brings public nuclear plant information, updated hourly/daily, into a single interactive view of the U.S. operating fleet. Users can review plant-level operating status, age, capacity, past performance, reactor type, and direct links to NRC materials such as inspection reports and license amendments.

 

Open-Source Tool

AI / regulatory document access

NRC ADAMS MCP Server

Open-source MCP server for NRC regulatory-document workflows

The NRC ADAMS MCP Server provides AI agents and LLM workflows with tools to search the NRC ADAMS repository, download documents by accession number, and extract text from PDFs for downstream analysis. It is intended to make regulatory-document retrieval more accessible for local, agentic, and research-oriented workflows.

 

Datasets, Teaching Material, and Reference Material

 

Dataset

Spreadsheet reference resource

US Nuclear Power Reactor Daily Power Reports

Reference spreadsheet for U.S. reactor information and daily power-reporting data

This spreadsheet serves as a practical reference resource for the U.S. commercial reactor fleet, combining basic reactor information with daily power-reporting data in a format that is easy to browse, sort, and reuse. It is useful for quick screening, plant tracking, classroom use, and as a low-time-resolution input for nuclear plant power forecasting.

 

Workshop Material

Conference teaching resource

2026 ANS Student Conference – AI for Anomaly Detection

Workshop slides and practical exercises on AI for anomaly detection

These workshop slides were developed for the 2026 ANS Student Conference and provide an accessible introduction to AI for anomaly detection, with emphasis on time-series applications, model intuition, and practical workflow considerations. The slides also include links to two hands-on Google Colab exercises for anomaly detection; no software download is required, and the notebooks automatically retrieve the required datasets.

 

Additional AESL tools, datasets, teaching materials, and technical resources will be added here as they are released.

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