EIS NEK is designed to monitor the environment impact of the nuclear power plant and to provide the adequate statistical and emergency data on radiological pollution. It was established in 1987 after the Chernobyl accident. In 1995 it was upgraded and renewed. The hydrological station on the Sava river is included too. Data are collected automatically on every half an hour.
RAMS is designed for radiation monitoring after accident in a nuclear facility.
It will comprehend 10 continuous dose rate measuring stations in the vicinity of the nuclear facilities and at the places where potential radioactive contamination exists. The main role of RAMS would be to provide the SNSA with the data in all situations, also during the black out of electricity network or troubles with telephone communication. ROS is designed for on-line radiation monitoring over the territory of Slovenia. It will consist of 21 continuous dose rate measuring stations which will be located at the existing meteorological stations. Data will be automatically collected on every half an hour through the public switched telephone network at the central computer at the Hydrometeorological Institute, Ljubljana.