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Place, Date, How to get there

  • Place: Stuttgart, Germany; see below for detailed venues and rooms

  • Date: 24.05-26.05.23

  • Wednesday meeting will take place at Pfaffenwaldring 38-40, 70569 Stuttgart.

  • Thurday/Friday will take place at Curiestraße 4, 70563 Stuttgart.

To register, you can write an email to meetings@oemof.org. Please tell your name and (if applicable) your institution, your nationality, your GitHub user name, and if you want to present something.

  • Deadline for registrations has passed.
  • Note that meals are self-paid as there is no conference fee.

Protocol: https://yopad.eu/p/oemof-user-meeting-may-23

Online participation for registered users only.

Agenda

Wednesday 24.05 (User focus; plenary only)

Place: Pfaffenwaldring 38-40, 70569 Stuttgart Plenary Room: DLR Hörsaal

(optional joint lunch beforehand at around 12:30)

14:00 - 14:30   Welcome, presentation of the agenda, introduction round

14:30 - 15:40   User presentations 1 & poster teasers

  • Rohith Bala Krishnan, Hochschule Nordhausen: "Projects with oemof-solph at HS Nordhausen"
  • Heidi Hottenroth, Hochschule Pforzheim: “Multi-Objective Investment Optimization of Energy Systems Considering Life-cycle Environmental Impacts”
  • Julian Fleischmann, RLI: "OWEFE - open modeling framework for integrated water, energy, food, and environment systems"
  • Poster teasers: 2 min each
    • Nachiket, Gaikwad, DLR: "Transition from high to low temperature district heating"
    • Max Hillen, DLR: "Integration of a 5RC thermal building model from ISO 13790 with an interface to the tabula building data bank"
    • Johannes Kochems, DLR / TU Berlin: "Modelling aspects of pommesdata and pommesinvest"
    • ...

15:40 - 16:00   Coffee break + poster session 1

16:00 - 17:10   User presentations 2

  • Lennart Schürmann, Fraunhofer UMSICHT: "An approach to cellular modelling with oemof-solph"
  • Fuqiang Zhuang, SPIE Industrie: "Off-grid with solar prediction"
  • Carlos Munoz, DLR: "Development paths for decentralized energy systems in the residential sector"

17:10 - 17:30   Coffee break + poster session 2

17:30 - 18:30   User presentations 3

  • Uwe Krien, Fraunhofer IFAM: "Combination of DHNx (with solph) and pandapipes to design heating networks"
  • Johannes Kochems, DLR / TU Berlin: "pommesdata & pommesinvest. Data processing and multi-period investment optimization modelling using oemof-solph"
  • Matteo Catania, Politecnico di Milano, "Experiences in Oemof multi-period and snapshot analyses"

~18:30 - 18:40   Wrap-Up and leaving for dinner

~19:15 Dinner (self-paid)

Dinner venue: Wirtshaus Lautenschlager, Lautenschlagerstraße 24, 70173 Stuttgart,
Website: https://www.wirtshaus-lautenschlager.de/


Thursday 25.05 (User & Dev)

Place: STEP 4 Curiestraße 4, 70563 Stuttgart

  • Plenary Room: large meeting room "Sol/Ventus", 3rd Floor
  • Breakout Groups: smaller meeting rooms / offices, mostly 2nd Floor

09:00 - 09:45   Welcome and report from the packages (remote participants: Plenary)

09:45 - 10:15 Remote contributions (remote participants: Plenary)

  • Marie Gering, RLI: "Facades in oemof"
  • TBA

10:15 - 12:00   Breakout groups: Parallel sessions 1 (focus: user tutorials)

  • Tutorial 1: Elaborated modelling of heat pumps in solph @p-snft (remote participants: BREAKOUT 1) instructions
  • Tutorial 2: Multi-Period Programming with oemof.solph @jokochems (remote participants: BREAKOUT 2) instructions

12:00 - 13:00   Lunch (self-paid)

Lunch venue: Timeout, Wankelstraße 12, 70563 Stuttgart,
Website: https://timeout.center/

13:00 - 14:00   Plenary: general assembly of the oemof association (remote participants: Plenary)

14:00 - 15:00   oemof strategy meeting (remote participants: Plenary)

15:00 - 16:00   Plenary: enabling new devs (remote participants: Plenary)

  • Brief intro
    • Forking & cloning oemof.solph
    • Installing the dev version and necessary dependencies
    • Overview on contribution guidelines
  • Individual troubleshooting
  • Collection of feeback: What do you miss in the docs?

16:00 - 18:00   Breakout groups: Parallel sessions 2 (focus: mixed: user tutorials & dev)

  • Presentation/Discussion: Modelling of cellular energy systems (@lensum)
  • Transition to dev part: Open sessions (see list below)

18:00 - 18:30   Plenary: recap from parallel sessions

~18:30 - 18:40   Wrap-Up and leaving for dinner

~19:15 Dinner (self-paid)

Dinner venue: Brauhaus Schönbuch, Bolzstraße 10, 70173 Stuttgart,
Website: https://www.brauhaus-schoenbuch.de/stuttgart


Friday 26.05 (Dev meeting)

Place: STEP 4 Curiestraße 4, 70563 Stuttgart Plenary Room: large meeting room "Sol/Ventus", 3rd Floor

9:00 - 13:00 Focus on Dev (open for interested users)

09:00 - 10:00   Scanning of open issues + discussion

10:00 - 12:00   Hackathon: parallel development

12:00 - 12:30   Wrap Up & Feedback session

(optional joint lunch afterwards at around 12:30)

  • Open sessions (see list below)

Package report

Please write down if you can prepare and share a short report

  • Solph (@p-snft and @jokochems)
  • Network (@p-snft)
  • DHNx (?)
  • Thermal (?)
  • Tabular (?)
  • Demandlib (?)
  • Feedinlib (?)
  • Windpowerlib (?)
  • TesPy (input prepared by @fwitte)
  • Marketlib (new lib)

List of further Topics

Please add your session ideas here:

Types: user tutorial, dev, presentation, discussion

  • Multi-Period Programming with oemof.solph @jokochems (user tutorial)
  • Elaborated modelling of heat pumps in solph @p-snft (user tutorial)
  • Presentation/Discussion: Modelling of cellular energy systems (@lensum)
  • Hands on sessions (maybe for new users and /or expierenced users)
  • Discussion of short topics:
    • Units in oemof.thermal (documentation says MW but we mostly focus on single buildings, @p-snft)
    • Add flows between two existing Nodes (discussion after short presentation of use case, @p-snft)
    • Investment API (https://github.com/oemof/oemof-solph/pull/917)

Participants

(Incomplete list, please register using email. Feel free to add your name if you have registered.)

  • Johannes Kochems, DLR / TU Berlin (@jokochems)
  • Patrik Schönfeldt, DLR (@p-snft)
  • Pierre Krisam, Fraunhofer UMSICHT (@krpium)
  • Lennart Schürmann, Fraunhofer UMSICHT (@lensum)
  • Max Brahms, HTW Berlin (@Hempel-x)
  • Heidi Hottenroth, Hochschule Pforzheim (@hehott)
  • Matteo Catania, Politecnico di Milano (@catania-matteo)
  • Diana Maldonado, DLR (@juncienf)
  • Funquiang Zhuang, SPIE Industrie (@FUFUzzzzz)
  • Rohith Bala Krishnan, Hochschule Nordhausen
  • Theresa Reinhardt, Hochschule Nordhausen
  • Maximilien Hillen, DLR
  • Carlos Munoz Robinson, DLR
  • Jacob Fengler, Green Wind Innovation
  • Etienne Ott, siz energieplus
  • Christoph Schmidhamer, Consolinno Energy GmbH
  • Antonella Giannitelli, Consolinno Energy GmbH
  • Elif Turhan, DLR