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compendium/family_community/collaborative_development.md

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+# Collaborative Development
+
+Researchers who participate in the development of the Open Energy Family are 
+known as "core developers". Their work involves capturing scientific processes 
+that can be implemented in software, gathering requirements, and developing 
+processes or artifacts such as software code and test results. 
+Additionally, they contribute to the development of specific Family Members, 
+like the ontology, drawing on their expertise in fields such as energy systems. 
+Core developers collaborate with the open community to improve and maintain the 
+software and troubleshoot any issues that arise.
+
+To ensure the transparency and accessibility of the development process, 
+all developments are publicly planned, executed, and documented on GitHub and 
+in development meetings. 
+Core developers also have direct or indirect access to internal systems such as 
+servers that cannot be publicly accessible for security reasons.
+
+While the core developers are responsible for the bulk of the development work, 
+the Open Energy Family is open to participation from anyone interested in 
+contributing. 
+This includes stakeholders such as other researchers in the energy system 
+domain who may not be directly involved in the research projects but have an 
+interest in the tools and services offered by the framework.
+
+As the work of core developers requires significant effort, funding is crucial 
+to ensure their continued participation. It is therefore essential that 
+individuals are deployed as part of a research project that provides adequate 
+funding for their work. By embracing the collaborative spirit of Open Science, 
+the Open Energy Family is able to leverage the expertise and contributions of a 
+diverse range of stakeholders to create a more sustainable and 
+equitable energy system.
+
+<figure markdown>
+  ![Image title](../img/oef-concept-collaboration-developer.png){ width="600" }
+  <figcaption>Image caption</figcaption>
+</figure>
+
+## Collab. SDP
+
+## GitHub Teams
+

compendium/family_community/comunity_management.md

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+# Community Management
+
+## Community Manager
+
+Community Management is critical for the success of the Open Energy Family. 
+The Community Manager fosters a collaborative environment and communicates 
+between the community and the development team. They gather feedback, 
+prioritize requests, and organize events that facilitate engagement and 
+collaboration. 
+Effective Community Management ensures that the framework meets the needs of 
+its users and adapts to the changing needs of the energy research community.
+
+## Steering Committees
+
+To accompany the ongoing development and success of the Community, 
+two steering committees have been established: 
+the OEO Steering Committee (OSO-SC) 
+and the OEFamily Steering Committee (OEFamily-SC).
+Both steering committees play a critical role in guiding the development 
+of the Open Energy Family and the OEO. 
+Their oversight and strategic direction help to ensure that the framework 
+and ontology remain relevant and useful to the energy research community.
+
+### OEFamily-SC
+
+The OEFamily-SC is responsible for the overall development and strategic 
+direction of the Open Energy Family framework. 
+The committee works closely with the core development team to ensure that the 
+framework meets the needs of its users and remains aligned with the goals 
+of the project. It meets regularly via conference calls and in-person meetings 
+to exchange information and review planned and completed tasks.
+
+#### Tasks of the OEFamily-SC
+
+1. Maintain an overview of the OEFamily and its structure
+    - Identify existing and planned functions and components
+    - Determine responsibilities and time lines for development
+    - Identify similar projects in the field
+2. Support the development of the OEFamily
+    - Support in prioritizing tasks and decisions about the development progress
+    - Ensuring the sustainability of the development through continuous feedback and testing
+3. Act as a mediator and decision-making body
+    - Enforce the code of conduct for interpersonal issues
+    - Utilize the Dev-Meeting processes for content-related disputes
+4. Support external communication efforts
+    - Represent the OEFamily at conferences and public events
+    - Maintain and expand networks, identifying key individuals and organizations who should be informed about the OEFamily and OEP
+    - Foster connections between users and developers
+    - Communicate with funding bodies and government ministries
+5. Develop and advance the vision of the OEFamily
+    - Developing and pursuing strategies to expand and improve the functionality
+    - Identifying future areas of application and integrating new technologies and developments
+
+### OSO-SC
+
+The OEO-SC is responsible for overseeing the development of the OEO
+and ensuring its adoption in currently running and planned projects. 
+The committee meets regularly via conference calls and in-person meetings 
+to exchange information and review planned and completed tasks. 
+The committee also maintains a continuous exchange with ontology developers 
+through GitHub.

compendium/family_community/index.md

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+# The Open Energy Family Community
+
+The Open Energy Family is developed by researchers from 
+various institutions in different research projects. 
+This open development approach ensures that the framework continues 
+to evolve beyond the duration of individual projects. 
+As a result, the Open Energy Family has fostered a vibrant community of 
+researchers and users, including interested individuals and employees from companies.
+
+While there is often significant overlap between the groups of researchers 
+and users, it is still relevant to distinguish between those who develop the 
+framework and those who use it. 
+This is especially true when it comes to understanding how users collaborate 
+in the development process. To facilitate this, the community is subdivided 
+based on their roles and responsibilities, allowing for greater clarity and 
+coordination.
+
+Overall, this collaborative approach to development and community-building has 
+been a critical factor in the success of the Open Energy Family. By encouraging 
+participation from a diverse range of stakeholders, the framework has been able 
+to evolve and adapt to the changing needs of the energy research community.

compendium/family_community/knowledge_transfer.md

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+# Knowlage transfer
+
+Tutorials and Training Course