Join us at the RI Automation Workshop “Accelerating the Energy Transition through Collaboration, Automation and Coupling of Testing Facilities” taking place 24th – 25th September 2024 at Technical University of Denmark (DTU)!

Just a few spots remaining! Register by 13th September here

Can digitalisation and automation improve research collaboration and accelerate experiments?

In this practice-minded workshop, we will address the way European research infrastructure services can help to support industry and researchers in accelerating the energy systems transition, and which tools enable the digital coupling of large-scale Research Infrastructures across Europe.

The workshop, hosted at PowerLabDK in DTU and co-organised by ERIGrid 2.0, RISEnergy, DERlab and NEST, will include insights from a great line-up of speakers from ISGAN SIRFN, OPAL-RT technologies, and many others.

The Workshop will take place in Roskilde, Denmark at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Risø Campus, starting on 24th September 2024 at 13:00 CEST and concluded on the 25th September 2024 14:00 CEST.

To take part in this workshop, please register here!

Download the full agenda here.

Program Overview

Day 1

Session 1 – Collaboration: Metadata and Digital Tools for Facilitating Research Collaboration and Data Exchange

Presentation 1
Title: Towards a National Research Data Infrastructure for Interdisciplinary Energy System Research (NFDI4Energy)
Presenter: Oliver Werth (OFFIS)

Presentation 2
Title: Dataspaces for Research – Technology, Maturity, Use Cases
Presenter: Jawad Kazmi (AIT)

Presentation 3
Title: Overview of IEEE Working Group on Big Data and Analytics
Presenter: Artjoms Obusevs (ZHAW)

Presentation 4
Title: Digital Twins Interoperability: Challenge and Perspectives
Presenter: Sebastian Dupraz (BRGM)

Q&A

Coffee break

Session 2 – Automation: how energy system test setups become can repeatable and reproducible (and less complex to handle)

Presentation 1

Title: The Role of Ontology and Data Management in Cloud Connected Automated Labs
Presenter: Kourosh Malek (FZ Jülich)

Presentation 2
Title: Automated Testing of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) : Use of an Open Source Testing Platform (OpenSVP) for Testing Smart Inverters Against European Network Connection Standards EN50549 and VDE 4105
Presenter: Ammar Malik and Terence O’Donnell (University College Dublin)

Presentation 3
Title: Automated Test Setup Generation for Validating Smart Grids Software Ecosystems
Presenter: Filip Pröstl Andren (AIT)

Presentation 4
Title: Cyber-physical Metropolitan Area Digital Substations Test Bench for Evaluating Intrusion Detection Systems
Presenter: Santiago Sanchez Acevedo (SINTEF)

Q&A

Laboratory tour & demo

Refreshment and Initiation of Laboratory Tour

Demonstrations: Global Configuration Management for Multi-site Experiments
Presenter: Oliver Gehrke (DTU)

Day 1 Wrap-up: Configuration Management Demo

Dinner served in the laboratory facilities

Day 2

Session 3 – Coupling of Testing Facilities: Methods, Techniques and Technologies to couple large scale test resources from multiple RIs

Presentation 1

Title: Integrating Power-to-Heat Services in Geographically Distributed Multi-Energy Systems
Presenter: Giuseppe Silano (RSE)

Presentation 2
Title: Towards Simplified and Standardized Experiments Combining Multiple Research Infrastructures: The ERIGrid 2.0 Universal API Approach
Presenter: Vetrivel Subramaniam (TU Delft) and Andres Acosta (RWTH Aachen University)

Presentation 3
Title: Laboratory Validation of Event-driven Co-simulation
Presenter: Tesfaye Amare Zerihun (SINTEF) and Oliver Gehrke (DTU)

Coffee break

Presentation 4
Title: Simplifying Real-time Peer-to-peer Data Exchange Between RIs Using WebRTC Protocols with VILLASnode
Presenter: Steffen Vogel (OpalRT)

Presentation 5
Title: Advanced Techniques for Extended-Range, High-Fidelity PHIL and GDRTS Testing
Presenter: Alkistis Kontou (ICCS-NTUA)

Presentation 6
Title: Local Digital Real-Time Power System Co-Simulation via Multi-phase Distributed Transmission Line Model
Presenter: Luca Barbierato (University of Torino)

Q&A

Networking Lunch

Demonstrations: Heat System Demo – Final Results

Day 2 Wrap-up: End of Workshop

We look forward to see you in Denmark!

Few spots remaining for the Research Infrastructure Automation Workshop!