Access to the Handbook on the Internet requires a password. You may request a password by completing the Password Request Form . DICE is a tool intended to make more efficient use of the Handbook and will enable users to more easily identify information in the Handbook that meets their needs. Basically, DICE is a relational database with a user interface to query the database. Provide a summary description of each experimental configuration, where the main characteristics of the experiments are displayed in a uniform format.
DICE is still in the development phase and is subject to data entry errors and omissions.
The International Handbook remains the primary source of criticality safety benchmark data.