wiki.openmod-initiative.org - User contributions [en]

Balmorel

2017-11-24T08:30:39Z

Frauke:

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Open Energy Modelling Workshop - Frankfurt 2017

2017-04-03T06:39:11Z

Frauke: /* Short Presentations */

This is the wiki page for the upcoming Sixth Workshop of the Open Energy Modelling Initiative, a grass-roots organization of modellers from various research institutes, universities and companies. The workshop will take place in '''Frankfurt, Germany''' hosted by the [https://fias.uni-frankfurt.de/en/ Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies] (see [[Events|Events]] for previous workshops). The workshop will take place on '''20-21 April 2017''', with an optional tutorial day before on 19 April 2017. Since the workshop is run by volunteers, there is no registration fee, so feel free to join! 

This wiki page will be updated frequently with a programme and practical information. All participants are invited to contribute suggestions of different sessions to be included in the programme. In the meantime, feel free to register on the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openmod-initiative mailing list] where all things regarding energy modelling are discussed.

= About the workshop =

The Openmod Workshops provide a forum for modellers to come together and discuss how to further the use of open data and open software tools in the energy modelling community. Topics range from exchanges about specific types of data (e.g. sources for open data on building stocks or distribution networks) to advocacy and outreach.

Only a small part of the workshop consists of prepared presentations. For the rest of the workshop, participants work together in breakout groups on specific topics. The topics are chosen by the participants themselves, so please get actively involved by suggesting topics! To get the most out of the workshop, it is suggested to consider in advance what you would like to discuss.

Breakout groups should have specific aims, which can be followed up after the workshop, e.g. improving the openmod wiki pages, lobbying a data-holder to change its licencing, improving educational tools, or outreach.

= Practical information =

[[File:FIAS.jpg|left|400px|Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies|alt=Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies]]

 '''Venue:''' Main Auditorium, [https://fias.uni-frankfurt.de/en/ Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies]

'''Getting there:''' [https://fias.uni-frankfurt.de/en/how-to-find-us/ How to find us] - please note that it talkes 30-40 minutes with the local train to get from the Frankfurt main train station to the Uni Riedberg campus where FIAS is situated

'''Map:''' [http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/37803842 OpenStreetMap]

'''Train connections:''' Brussels (3 hours), Berlin (4 hours), Denmark (8 hours via Hamburg), London (7 hours via Brussels), Milan (7 hours via Basel), Paris (4 hours)

'''Accommodation:''' There is no specific accommodation recommendation - Frankfurt is small enough that you can travel easily from any part of the city to the workshop venue. For bookings, try [https://www.airbnb.com/ airbnb], [https://booking.com booking.com] or [https://hrs.de HRS]. We do recommend that you book early, since room prices can be high at short notice. It is also possible to commute from nearby towns such as Bad Homburg, Offenbach, Wiesbaden, Mainz or Darmstadt.

= Registration =

Registration has now closed because the workshop is full! There are only 65 places. You can join the waiting list be filling out the [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfIPWiecbSSfk4Wx2qjVYmWccVrDdFoccxQtJqqkEZJEk0T3A/viewform registration form], but we cannot guarantee you a place. If people drop out, we will inform you by email that your place is now secure.

All the information that you enter in the form is visible on the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DhJilqY7QumFpT-i5hhO9CdLzFX7gtOIvbQv5LUq-io/ participant list], apart from your email address which is kept private.

If you run into any problems with the registration, drop an email to Wided Medjroubi (Wided.Medjroubi at next-energy.de).

If you would like to give a 4-minute talk, please edit the list of talks below (you have to create an account on the wiki and log in first - see the buttons at the top right of this page).

= Participants =

Everyone who has registered is visible on the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DhJilqY7QumFpT-i5hhO9CdLzFX7gtOIvbQv5LUq-io/ participant list].

= Filming / Live Streaming =

It is planned to film and live stream the first 3 hours of the conference.

If speakers consent to the filming of their talks, please fill out the [[:File:Fias filming consent.pdf|filming consent form]] and email/fax it to the FIAS contact listed in the form. Otherwise it will be assumed you do not give permission for your presentation to be filmed.

All filmed material will be released unter a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons BY 4.0] licence.

= Programme =

== Day 1: Optional Tutorials (Wednesday 19th April 2017) ==

On the day before the main official workshop, optional tutorials will be organised for students new to scientific computing and energy system modelling.

The tutorials will be split into two streams "General Scientific Computing" (entry-level git, Python) and "Advanced Topics" (Geographical Information Systems (GIS), visualisation, optimisation, energy system modelling). Each stream will take place in separate rooms at FIAS, each of which has a maximum of 20 places available.

=== General Scientific Computing Entry Level ===

Room: Seminar Room 0.101

[http://pad.software-carpentry.org/openmod-frankfurt-stream1 Etherpad for taking notes]

This stream is a hands-on introduction to Unix, Git, and Python. '''Please bring your own laptop and make sure you have all necessary software installed ahead of the day. You may follow the [https://swcarpentry.github.io/workshop-template/#setup given instructions] on how to install: Bash Shell, Git, Text Editor, Python.'''

09:00 - 09:30 -- Welcome, Intro, Setup

09:30 - 10:30 -- Fundamentals of Unix shell

10:45 - 13:00 -- Version Control with Git

13:00 - 14:00 -- Lunch Break

14:00 - 16:00 -- Programming in Python

=== Advanced Topics ===

Room: Seminar Room 0.200

[http://pad.software-carpentry.org/openmod-frankfurt-stream2 Etherpad for taking notes]

This stream is a hands-on introduction to Pyomo, QGIS, and Python visualisation frameworks. Please bring your own laptop and make sure you have all necessary software installed (list and installation instructions tba).

09:00 - 09:30 -- Welcome, Intro, Setup

09:30 - 11:00 -- Solving Optimisation Problems using Pyomo

11:00 - 13:00 -- Open Source GIS using QGIS

13:00 - 14:00 -- Lunch Break

14:00 - 16:00 -- Visualisation Frameworks in Python

=== Energy Model Introductions ===

Room: Main Auditorium 0.100

This stream contains lectures introducing energy models.

16:30 - 17:00 -- Calliope

17:30 - 18:00 -- OSeMOSYS

18:00 - 18:30 -- Oemof

18:30 - 19:00 -- PyPSA

 

== Day 2: Main Workshop (Thursday 20th April 2017) ==

Rooms: Main Auditorium 0.100

In addition for breakout groups: Seminar rooms 0.101 and 0.200, FIAS Faculty Club (4th floor)

=== Thursday Morning ===

10:00 Start

10:00 - 10:15 Welcome address and logistical information (FIAS)

10:15 - 10:30 What is the Open Energy Modelling Initative?

10:30 - 11:10 Introduction (everyone)

11:10 - 11:40 Short model presentations

11:40 - 12:00 Coffee

12:00 - 12:30 Short model presentations

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch

=== Thursday Afternoon ===

13:30 - 14:00 Introducing break-out groups (plenary) and organisation of where and when

14:00 - 15:30 Break-out groups 1 (parallel)

15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break

16:00 - 17.30 Break-out groups 2 (parallel)

17.30 - 18:00 Reporting back (plenary)

18:00 Finish

19:00 Dinner at [http://www.apfelwein-dax.de/essen_trinken.html Apfelwein Dax] in Sachsenhausen, approximately 35 minutes from the workshop location. Seats have been reserved for 40 people; the maximum space is for 45 people. There is a reasonable selection of vegetarian dishes; they can also provide vegan dishes, but the selection is somewhat limited.

== Day 3: Main Workshop (Friday 21st April 2017) ==

Rooms: Main Auditorium 0.100

In addition for breakout groups: Seminar rooms 0.101 and 0.200, FIAS Faculty Club (4th floor)

=== Friday Morning ===

09:30 Start

09:30 - 10:00 Summary of first day, discussion of breakout groups for this day

10:00 - 11:30 Break-out groups 3 (parallel)

11:30 - 12:00 Coffee break

12:00 - 12:30 Reporting back (plenary)

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch

=== Friday Afternoon ===

13:30 - 14:30 TechTalks or other discussion

14:30 - 15:30 Wrap up, next workshop

16.00 End of workshop

== Day 4: Optional Tour of the Region (Saturday 22nd April 2017) ==

Walk through vineyards of Rheingau / Tour of Frankfurt / Museums Tour (if raining)

On this day there is also a [http://marchforscience.de/auch-in-deiner-stadt/frankfurt-rhein-main/ March for Science through Frankfurt] to celebrate Earth Day

 

= Breakout groups =

The workshop is organised from and for modellers and stakeholders of the open energy modelling community who want to exchange and discuss about energy models, code, data, licenses, transparency, making results understandable to stakeholders, campaigning for open data...; if you are interested to discuss a special subject you can propose [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d86QsKWc3hKWyUNuEKeEndhuOW03xFWUSzXnsi3Bl9o/edit# breakout groups] on the google sheet. Please communicate your ideas for new breakout groups and add your name to a group that you would like to join. You can add suggestions for the content either in the table or as a comment.

 

 

 

 

= Short Presentations =

If you want to give a short presentation at the start of the workshop (4 mins + 1 min questions), e.g. a model introduction, please add your talk title and name here.

It is planned to film and live stream the presentations. If speakers consent to the filming of their talks, please fill out the [[:File:Fias filming consent.pdf|filming consent form]] and email/fax it to the FIAS contact listed in the form. Otherwise it will be assumed you do not give permission for your presentation to be filmed. All filmed material will be released unter a [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Creative Commons BY 4.0] licence.

#[https://github.com/FRESNA/atlite Atlite]: A light-weight xarray-based Python library for processing weather data ([[Jonas Hörsch|Jonas Hörsch]])
#[https://renewables.ninja Renewables.ninja]: an open platform for modelling global wind and solar power (Stefan Pfenninger or Iain Staffell)... 
#[https://openfredproject.wordpress.com/ open_FRED] [https://github.com/wind-python/windpowerlib windpowerlib] and hydrolib: Generating renewable time series (Birgit Schachler)
#The Electricity Systems Optimisation framework - capacity planning considering endogneous technology learning (Clara Heuberger)
#[http://open-power-system-data.org/ Open Power System Data]: A free and open data platform for power system modelling (Ingmar Schlecht or Kristian Reincke)
#[http://oep.iks.cs.ovgu.de/dataedit/ OpenEnergy Database]: Current status and concept of the oedb (Ludwig Hülk)
#[https://github.com/openego/dingo DIstribution Network GeneratOr (DINGO)]: An open tool to generate synthetic medium-voltage and low-voltage distribution grids based on open data (Editha Kötter).
#[https://oemof.org/ oemof]: News and latest Updates (Birgit Schachler)
#OSeMOSYS: latest features (Georgios Avgerinopoulos)
#[http://friendly-sam.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html Friendly Sam]: A toolbox for optimization based energy system models (Alexander Kärkkäinen)
#The work of the [http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/~energymet/home/index.php Energy Meterology group] at the University of Reading (Paula Gonzalez)

 

= Tech talks =

If you want to give a short presentation on some neat piece of software or methodology, etc., that has improved your research or workflow, add your talk title and your name here.

#[https://conda-forge.github.io conda-forge] -- community driven package distribution (Tim Tröndle)
#Transparency tools for energy system modelling (Ludwig Hülk)
#...

Hydroelectricity data

2017-03-13T18:44:13Z

Frauke: /* Renpass for Norway and Germany */

This page grew out of the [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xmZbse_Vy04i8q7Ws-fyZ1GdWlvDd3Bd58D0wOJTayI/edit Hydro Modelling Breakout Group] at the [[Open Energy Modelling Workshop - London 2015|3rd openmod workshop]] in London, 2015.

= Introduction =

Hydroelectricity is still the dominant source of renewable electricity in many countries (around 17% share of European electricity, if you include Norway and Switzerland).

Technically it can be very flexible and smooth out variable production of wind and solar, so for future scenarios with high RES, it’s important to get right.

For market models hydro dispatch strategy can have a big influence on market prices (e.g. in the Alps and Scandinavia), which is hard to capture.

There are different types of hydroelectric plants:

*Run-of-river plants with little storage
*Storage dams with inflow
*Pumped storage
*Mixed variants (e.g. storage dams with inflow and pumping)

Hydroelectricity modelling is complicated by several factors:

*Although it has low marginal cost, the storage allows dispatch to be time-shifted, which makes optimal dispatch strategies complicated
*Plants on rivers can be chained, so that the inflow depends on the output of power plants upstream
*Hydro inflow varies year-by-year (e.g. there are dry and wet years in Scandinavia)
*Modelling inflow from weather data is non-trivial: need to model precipitation, runoff, evaporation, snow melt, etc.
*Water in reservoirs is tapped for other purposes, e.g. irrigation.
*There are other constraints, such as maintaining navigability on rivers, fish ladders, water levels for recreation, water cooling for thermal power plants, etc.

= Hydroelectric modelling =

In a linear programming setup, hydroelectric dams can be modelled as storage units with state of charge limits, set inflow, controllable spillage and optional pumping.

The chaining of run-of-river plants, multiple turbines fed from the same reservoir, can all be modelled too.

More detail can be found in books such as

A. J. Wood, B. F. Wollenberg, and G. B. Sheblé, "Power Generation, Operation and Control," New York: John Wiley & Sons, Third Edition, 2014.

==== Hydroelectric Models ====

[https://grass.osgeo.org/grass70/manuals/addons/r.green.hydro.html r.green.hydro]
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Who: Eurac Research, Bolzano</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">What: Takes discharge raster map of river and computes hydropower potential considering different limits (e.g. theoretical, recommended, legal, technical, ecological and economic constraints)</li>
</ul>

[https://github.com/JamesSample/simple_hydropower_model Simple_hydropower_model]
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Who: James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">What: Estimates the potential impacts of climate change on Scotland's run-of-river hydropower potential</li>
</ul>

[http://www.osemosys.org/ OSeMOSYS]<span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline"> 
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Who: <span id="docs-internal-guid-58165322-42e9-9cb0-b057-5ba305f24f04" style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">OSeMOSYS community</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">What: in energy modelling it takes into account hydro power plants, hydro storage and cascade</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Missing: modelling of floods; Evapo-transpiration losses in dams</li>
</ul>

==== Discharge Models ====

[http://www.weap21.org/ WEAP]<span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Water Evaluation and Planning
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Who: Stockholm Environment Institute</li>
</ul>
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">What: Tool for water ressource planning</li>
</ul>

[http://hypecode.smhi.se/ HYPE]
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Who: Swedish Metereological and Hydrological Institute</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">What: Water ressource modeling</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Water losses by evaporation</li>
</ul>

[http://www.progea.net/prodotti.php?p=TOPKAPI&lin=inglese TOPKAPI-ETH]
<ul style="margin-top:0pt;margin-bottom:0pt;">
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">Who: ETH Zurich</li>
<li><span style="font-size:14.666666666666666px; font-family:Arial; color:#000000; background-color:transparent; font-weight:400; font-style:normal; font-variant:normal; text-decoration:none; vertical-align:baseline">What: High resolution, distributed, physically-based hydrological model (purpose: find optimized policies for reservoirs management)</li>
</ul>

= Hydroelectric power plant static data =

== Desired data for power plants ==

*Plant type (run of river, pumped storage, storage dam)
*Dispatch capacity (MW)
*Pumping capacity (if present) (MW)
*Storage capacity (litres or MWh)
*(head) Height of reservoir (m)
*Type of inflow
*Inflow time series
*Legal restrictions on flow levels (maintaining enough water for nature)
*minimal reservoir level
*(black start reserves - capacity reserves)
*Pumped storage efficiency
*Chaining run-of-river
*Some reservoirs have several outlets

 

== Global datasets ==

=== Wikipedia list of hydro stations > 1000 MW ===

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conventional_hydroelectric_power_stations List of conventional hydroelectric power stations]

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_hydroelectric_power_stations List of largest hydroelectric power stations]

=== Wikipedia list of pumped hydro stations > 1000 MW ===

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pumped-storage_hydroelectric_power_stations Wikipedia List of pumped storage hydro stations] (greater than 1000 MW)

 

== European datasets ==

=== ENTSO-E per country capacities ===

[https://www.entsoe.eu/db-query/miscellaneous/net-generating-capacity https://www.entsoe.eu/db-query/miscellaneous/net-generating-capacity] has hydro capacities for each country for each year. For some years (e.g. 2010) they are also split by 'storage', 'run of river' and 'pumped storage'.

[https://www.entsoe.eu/publications/statistics/yearly-statistics-and-adequacy-retrospect/Pages/default.aspx 2013 Yearly Statistics and Adequacy Retrospect]: Capacities are split per country per month of 2013 for Hydro renewable/non-renewable. Non-renewable here means pumped storage.

The [https://transparency.entsoe.eu/ ENTSO-E Transparency Platform] has data but crashes all the time.

 

=== Eurelectric statistics ===

[http://www.eurelectric.org/powerstats2013/ http://www.eurelectric.org/powerstats2013/]

[http://www.eurelectric.org/hydro-factsheets http://www.eurelectric.org/hydro-factsheets]

=== Renpass for Norway and Germany ===

https://github.com/fraukewiese/renpass/tree/master/databases

SQL database of hydroelectric power plants (storage and run of river) in Norway and Germany. See the manual for explanations how data is ordered.

 

=== Swiss data ===

Swiss Federal Office of Energy: Yearly Hydropower statistic for Switzerland:

[http://www.bfe.admin.ch/themen/00490/00491/index.html?lang=en&dossier_id=01049 http://www.bfe.admin.ch/themen/00490/00491/index.html?lang=en&dossier_id=01049]

Geographic information on Hydropower in Switzerland:

[http://www.bfe-gis.admin.ch/storymaps/WK_WASTA/index.php?lang=de http://www.bfe-gis.admin.ch/storymaps/WK_WASTA/index.php?lang=de]

Swiss Federal Office of Environment Runoff data for Switzerland:

[http://www.bafu.admin.ch/wasser/13462/13496/15016/index.html?lang=en http://www.bafu.admin.ch/wasser/13462/13496/15016/index.html?lang=en]

 

=== Wikipedia per-country European capacities ===

[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Wasserkraftwerken_in_Deutschland Germany]

[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Wasserkraftwerken_in_der_Schweiz Switzerland] (not complete)

=== Assessments of existing and potential future pumped hydro power and energy in Europe ===

[http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364032115007923 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364032115007923]

[http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364032109002779 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1364032109002779]

= Hydroelectric inflow time series data =

== Deriving inflow time series from weather data ==

Inflow time series and other hydrological data can in principle be derived if precipitation, run-off, temperature for snow melt, transpiration, ground absorption, lakes, reservoirs, ground height and ground slope, and other water uses (irrigation/livestock/households/manufacturing/thermal power stations) are all known.

Drainage basins can be calculated to see where the runoff water goes.

Reanalysis datasets such as the [http://rda.ucar.edu/datasets/ds094.1/ CFSR] contain data on runoff, precipitable water, precipitation rate.

See a [http://www.eu-watch.org/ comparison of hydrological models] from 2011.

 

== Global datasets ==

=== Global Runoff Data Centre ===

The [http://www.bafg.de/GRDC/EN/Home/homepage_node.html Global Runoff Data Centre (GRDC)] has measured daily average discharge data for 7362 measurement stations worldwide.

Used in [http://elib.dlr.de/77976/ Yvonne Scholz PhD thesis], 2012.

 

=== WaterGAP ===

WaterGAP (Water Global Assessment and Prognosis) is a global fresh water resource model, which models both hydrology and the usage of water in five sectors (irrigation, livestock, households, manufacturing and cooling of thermal power plants).

All computations are done with a temporal resolution of 1 day and a spatial resolution of 0.5° geographical latitude × 0.5° geographical longitude, which is equivalent to 55 km × 55 km at the equator.

Currently the years 1901 to 2010 are covered; more recent years will be updated soon (as of 2016).

River discharge is available for run-of-river power plants and inflow to storage reservoirs.

The model has been developed by University of Kassel (Germany) since 1996, and since 2003 also at the University of Frankfurt (Germany).

The model output is calibrated and validated against long term annual river discharge from the GRDC [http://www.bafg.de/GRDC/EN/Home/homepage_node.html Global Runoff Data Centre (GRDC)], among other sources.

The most recent paper describing the model (esp. in the appendix) is Müller Schmied, H., Eisner, S., Franz, D., Wattenbach, M., Portmann, F. T., Flörke, M., and Döll, P.: "Sensitivity of simulated global-scale freshwater fluxes and storages to input data, hydrological model structure, human water use and calibration," Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 18, 3511-3538, [http://www.hydrol-earth-syst-sci.net/18/3511/2014/hess-18-3511-2014.html doi:10.5194/hess-18-3511-2014], 2014.

The source code is not free software, nor is it available for download.

Datasets are available on request to researchers.

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WaterGAP Wikipedia: WaterGAP]

[http://watergap.de/ WaterGAP]

[https://www.uni-frankfurt.de/45218063/WaterGAP https://www.uni-frankfurt.de/45218063/WaterGAP]

[http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/external/input-data-to-watergap-model-4 http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/external/input-data-to-watergap-model-4]

Used in [https://kobra.bibliothek.uni-kassel.de/bitstream/urn:nbn:de:hebis:34-200604119596/1/DissVersion0502.pdf Gregor Czisch PhD thesis], 2006 and in [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0301421503003112 The impact of global change on the hydropower potential of Europe: a model-based analysis], 2005.

== European datasets ==

=== List of datasets at Open Power Systems Data project ===

[http://open-power-system-data.org/data-sources#Hydro_power_data http://open-power-system-data.org/data-sources#Hydro_power_data]

=== Inflow in Austria ===

[http://ehyd.gv.at/ http://ehyd.gv.at/]

=== Inflow in Bavaria, Germany ===

[http://www.gkd.bayern.de/fluesse/abfluss/karten/index.php?gknr=0&thema=gkd&rubrik=fluesse&produkt=abfluss&sp=en Inflow in Bavaria] from the [http://www.gkd.bayern.de/index.php Bavarian Hydrological Service]

Renpass

2017-03-13T17:44:48Z

Frauke:

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|author_institution=ZNES Flensburg
|authors=Frauke Wiese, Gesine Bökenkamp
|contact_persons=Frauke Wiese
|contact_email=frauke.wiese@uni-flensburg.de
|website=https://github.com/fraukewiese/renpass
|source_download=https://github.com/fraukewiese/renpass
|text_description=renpass is an open source simulation energy model which has the goal to fulfil the requirements of full transparency and the possibility to image 100% renewable energy systems as well as today's system on a high regional and time resolution.

Currently renpass is being developed further as renpassG!S based on the Open Energy Modelling Framework (oemof).
|open_source_licensed=Yes
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|model_source_public=Yes
|data_availability=all
|open_future=Yes
|modelling_software=R
|processing_software=MySQL / R / RMySQL
|GUI=No
|model_class=Electricity System Model / Regional Dispatch Model / Transshipment Model
|sectors=Electricity
|technologies=Renewables, Conventional Generation
|Storage (Gas)=No
|Storage (Heat)=No
|decisions=dispatch
|georegions=Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany
|georesolution=Germany: 21 regions / other countries: country
|timeresolution=Hour
|network_coverage=net transfer capacities
|math_modeltype=Optimization, Simulation
|math_modeltype_shortdesc=Minimization of costs for each time step (optimization) within the limits of a given infrastructure (simulation)
|math_objective=economic costs
|deterministic=perfect foresight
|is_suited_for_many_scenarios=Yes
|number_of_variables=200
|montecarlo=No
|computation_time_minutes=240
|computation_time_comments=varying, 240 minutes is roughly for an hourly computation for one year
|citation_references=Wiese, F. (2015). renpass - Renewable Energy Pathways Simulation System - Open Source as an approach to meet challenges in energy modeling. Dissertation. Europa-Universität Flensburg.
|citation_doi=10.1002/wene.109
|report_references=Bökenkamp, G. (2015). The role of Norwegian hydro storage in future renewable electricity supply systems in Germany: Analysis with a simulation model. PhD thesis, University of Flensburg.

Bons, M. (2014). Verstärkte Nutzung Windenergie in Süddeutschland und resultierender Übertragungsbedarf. Master’s thesis, Universität Flensburg.

Hilpert, S. (2013). Simulation von Kraft-Wärme-Kopplungsanlagen im deutschen Energiesystem bis 2030. Masterarbeit, FH Flensburg.

Wingenbach, C., Bunke, W. D., and Hohmeyer, O. (2013). Szenarien für die Entwicklung der stündlichen Preise am deutschen Strommarkt für die Jahre 2015 bis 2041. Technical Report. Center for Sustainable Energy Systems (CSES), Flensburg.

CSES (2014). Modelling Sustainable Electricity Systems for Germany and Neighbours in 2050. Study Group Report by Eva Wiechers, Hendrik Böhm, Wolf Dieter Bunke, Cord Kaldemeyer, Tim Kummerfeld, Martin Söthe, Henning Thiesen. Study group report, Universität Flensburg.

IZT (2014). VerNetzen - Sozial-ökologische, technische und ökonomische Modellierung von Entwicklungspfaden der Energiewende. Institut für Zukunftstechnologien, Universität Flensburg, Deutsche Umwelthilfe. http://www.fona.de/soef/VerNetzen

CSES (2012). Modeling sustainable electricity systems for the Baltic Sea Region. Discussion Paper 3, Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems.
|Model input file format=No
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Open Energy Modelling Workshop - Frankfurt 2017

2017-02-14T08:01:31Z

Frauke:

Open journals

2016-11-09T10:42:18Z

Frauke: /* Open Access Energy Journals */

Overview of Full Open Access Energy Journals in which Energy Research can be published (work in progess).

== ''Energies'' ==

[http://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies Open Access Energy Research, Engineering and Policy Journal]

Energies (ISSN 1996-1073) is an open access journal of related scientific research, technology development and policy and management studies. It publishes reviews, regular research papers, and communications. Our aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible. There is no restriction on the length of the papers. The full experimental details must be provided so that the results can be reproduced.

Publication Fees: 1500 CHF

User:Frauke

2016-11-09T10:40:03Z

Frauke: create user page

Open journals

2016-11-09T10:38:02Z

Frauke: Created page with " = Open Access Energy Journals = Overview of Full Open Access Journals where Energy Research can be published. == ''Energies'' == [http://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies Open..."

= Open Access Energy Journals =

Overview of Full Open Access Journals where Energy Research can be published.

== ''Energies'' ==

[http://www.mdpi.com/journal/energies Open Access Energy Research, Engineering and Policy Journal]

Energies (ISSN 1996-1073) is an open access journal of related scientific research, technology development and policy and management studies. It publishes reviews, regular research papers, and communications. Our aim is to encourage scientists to publish their experimental and theoretical results in as much detail as possible. There is no restriction on the length of the papers. The full experimental details must be provided so that the results can be reproduced.

Publication Fees: 1500 CHF

Open Energy Modelling Workshop - London 2015

2015-07-31T15:16:45Z

Frauke: /* Ideas for break-out-groups */

'''[http://www.openmod-initiative.org/ openmod initiative main homepage]''' 

Energy models are widely used for policy advice and research. They serve to answer questions on energy policy, decarbonization, and transitions towards renewable energy sources. Yet, most energy models are black boxes – even to fellow researchers. This is what we want to change. We are a group of modellers from various universities and research institutes who want to promote open energy modelling. We believe that Open Source models and Open Data will advance knowledge and lead to better energy policies. Our mission is to enable Open Source energy modelling by providing a platform for collaboration as well as tools along the full value chain of energy economics and energy system models. That is why we founded the Open Energy Modelling Initiative (openmod initiative) just a year ago. You are welcome to join us for our next workshop!

After two extremely fruitful and encouraging workshops in Berlin ([[Founding workshop|Sept 2014]], [[2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop|April 2015]]), we will have our next workshop in London with an even more international focus. The aim is to give researchers a chance to present their own contributions to the field of open energy modelling and data, as well as to provide a forum to exchange ideas and work on concrete projects of the openmod initiative and more generally in the field of open energy modelling and data.

'''In order to sign up, please register on the Wiki, scroll all the way down to the participant list and add yourself. Please also feel free to add an idea for a presentation to the list below or propose break out sessions. Finally, please [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/openmod-initiative join our mailing list] to receive updates.'''

 

[[File:The Royal School of Mines building on Imperial College London's South Kensington Campus.jpg|left|300px|Imperial College, Royal School of Mines|alt=Imperial College, Royal School of Mines|link=]]

'''3rd Open Energy Modelling Workshop''' London, Imperial College 10/11 September 2015 Imperial College, Royal School of Mines Building Map: [https://goo.gl/maps/zZu3T https://goo.gl/maps/zZu3T] Begin: Thursday (10 September) 10.00 End: Friday (11 September) 16:00

Registration deadline: 10th August 2015

 

Accommodation option: [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/summeraccommodation Imperial College student halls of residence] can be booked as a bed and breakfast.

 [[File:Grantham Institute Logo.jpg|left|250px|Imperial College, Royal School of Mines|alt=Imperial College, Royal School of Mines|link=]]

The workshop is hosted by the [http://www.imperial.ac.uk/grantham Grantham Institute - Climate Change and the Environment].

 

 

== Ideas for Presentations ==

If you would like to make a presentation at the workshop, please add your name and proposed title to the list below.  All suggestions are welcome!

 

*High Quality Wind Data for Energy Systems Models: Bias Correction and EU-wide Validation (Iain Staffell) 
*Renewables.ninja - an open access platform for solar and wind simulations (live walkthrough, Q&A) (Stefan Pfenninger) 
*The DESSTINEE Model for Demand for Energy Services, Supply and Transmission of Electricity IN EuropE, a simple open-source excel model for performing EU-wide electricity market simulations (Iain Staffell) 
*Using reanalysis data to design optimal portfolios of renewable energies for Brazil  (Johannes Schmidt)
*[https://github.com/tum-ens/urbs urbs] and [https://github.com/ojdo/rivus rivus], two energy system optimisation models based on the Python/Pyomo/Pandas stack. One year of development and (new) user experiences.
*The design of NEMO, an open source electricity modelling tool (Ben Elliston, remote presentation)
*'''[Add your idea here!]'''

 

 

 

 

 

== Ideas for break-out-groups ==

If you would like to discuss a topic at the workshop, please add your name and proposed theme to the list below.  Please feel free to add to existing topics or suggest your own - all suggestions are welcome!

 

*Next generation climate models: applying higher resolution and future simulated time series to interesting energy problems 
**What modelling groups / data sets are there?
**What can and can't be answered with these? 

 

*Establish a conference on (open) energy system modeling
**Possibility of organising an Openmod session at the 2016 London Energy Systems conference (Iain)

 

*Renewables.ninja hackathon (Stefan / Iain)
**What other simulation modules could be added to Renewables.ninja?
**What would people like to see / could they add (e.g. hydro resource, electricity demand, high resolution heat and transport demand, temperature, heating and cooling degree days, etc.)

 

*Use of models in government (ideally someone from DECC / Ofgem) 
**What are government agencies looking for?
**How to get open models into government processes - what is preventing their uptake?

 

*Use of models in industry (Catalina Spataru)

 

*Wiki model factsheet: which models are good for which task? (anybody interested in leading this?) 
**We have a growing list of models - can we create a guide on picking a model, for users that are looking to solve a specific problem?

 

*Weather data for energy modelling (Iain) 
**Bring together meteorologists who produce reanalyses and those who use this data for energy systems models 
**Brainstorm new applications or big questions that can be answered with this (perhaps with the aim of a joint paper / proposal)

 

*Modelling energy storage and demand-side response (Paul D)
**Probably the most difficult set of technologies to model and understand
**Generally modelled badly or not at all by energy system models
**DSR is ignored by many models

 

*Wind capacity potentials
**Assess different open land usage databases
**Free software (QGIS etc.) for determining suitability of sites for wind development (distance from buildings, exclusion of nature reserves, etc.)
**Predicting where wind will be built based on e.g. resource-dependent feed-in tariffs

 

*Modelling hydroelectricity
**Incorporating precipitation and snow melt weather data
**Models for run-of-river, storage dams with inflow, pumped storage and mixed variants
**Getting Scandinavian/Alpine hydro markets right

 

*Open Access Publishing in the field of energy system modeling
**Are there any good possibilities
**Sharing experiences
**Possibilities to launch an own new fully open access journal?

*Pushing the open energy modeling article forward 
*'''[Add your ideas here!]''' 

 

 

 

 

== Break out groups from last workshop ==

Some of these groups may wish to continue based on the outcomes from the last workshop:

*Transparency checklist for scenarios (Felix) [[:File:Openmod-Transparency Energy Scenarios-Breakout.pdf|Kickoff slide]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iWV6HNLcuU3NaTLQnIHYFAIIWEnt-Db-FCSg-SJTTyU/edit Results]
*Model fact sheets and website (Jörn) [[:File:Openmod-Website-Breakout.pdf|Kickoff slide]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f0UFdvb4QM1VNAWYVdWpHnYIttl9n4GApNA-jITvwpI/edit Results]
*Which license fits my model? (Frauke) [[:File:Openmod whichLicenseFits-breakout.pdf|Kickoff slide]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x8BH1Ev53d6MY8y72cXtbw24uCLk4vaHy2JtGW_iSws/edit Results]
*Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration (Simon S) [[:File:Openmod-Concrete steps for open data collaboration-Breakout.pdf|Openmod-Concrete steps for open data collaboration-Breakout.pdf]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/179Y1f9U_FuDMWQOJu8Q_1HbUZyzkH52YGws3h4ztk_A/edit# Results]
*Unique identifies for European power plants: how to we get there? (Chris) [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CL8jKuPkGOLKijcwqxtlTz8-Y0EEN0guGPjs6Vo3OcQ/edit?usp=sharing Results]
*Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration (Simon S) [[:File:Openmod-Concrete steps for open data collaboration-Breakout.pdf|Kickoff slide]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/179Y1f9U_FuDMWQOJu8Q_1HbUZyzkH52YGws3h4ztk_A/edit# Results] 
*"Best practice" catalogue for funders (Lion) [[:File:Openmod-Best practice-Breakout.pdf|Kickoff slide]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CELP_XxPqxcE_002J7Qvwz6MAJBfyVvJtSt6GWgME-4/edit Results] 
*Article on benefits and challenges of open source (Eva) [[:File:Openmod-Article-Breakout.pdf|Kickoff slide]] | [https://docs.google.com/document/d/13ZzPHsHnakOjqlDvJphw3bvEVGILYGT7unL-FI4lCmw/edit# Results]
*Weather data [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1USIAqOmEPnP7dNmECOPHIvX9ZYjTU7_ySnluHI4vZfw/edit Results]
*establish a conference on (open) energy system modeling - concrete steps (Berit) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

== Participants ==

Registration deadline: 10th August 2015

#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London) 
#Lion Hirth (neon) 
#Ingmar Schlecht (University of Basel) 
#Iain Staffell (Imperial College Business School)
#Richard Green (Imperial College Business School)
#Johannes Dorfner (Technische Universität München)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (Technische Universität Berlin) (participation likely)
#Johannes Schmidt (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences BOKU, Vienna)
#Ed Sharp (University College London)
#Catalina Spataru (University College London)
#Mark Barrett (University College London)
#Graeme Hawker ([[User:Graeme Hawker|profile]]) (University of Strathclyde)
#Warren Hicks (Reading University) 
#Alejandro Dávila (university of Groningen)
#Adrien Schwane (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft, participation likely)
#Alice Gunn (University of Reading) 
#Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH) 
#Tom Brown (from October: Frankfurt Institute of Advanced Studies) 
#Paul Dodds (University College London, participation probably on only one day)
#James Price (UCL)
#David Kleinhans (NEXT ENERGY, participation likely)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Carsten Matke (NEXT ENERGY)
#Daniel Drew (University of Reading)
#Francesco Gardumi (Politecnico di Milano)
#Daniel Crow (Imperial College) 
#Simon Tindemans (Imperial College)
#Guido Pleßmann (Reiner Lemoine Institut [someone else of the institute])
#'''...add your name here...''' Registration is open: just [[Special:RequestAccount|register with this wiki]] and click edit on this page. 

 

[[Events|Back to events overview]] __NOTOC__

2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-04-02T09:00:18Z

Frauke: /* Proposed Agenda */

13/14 April 2015 Berlin, Mercator-Institute for Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]] Monday (13 April) 10.30 - 18.30 Tuesday (14 April) 9.00 - 16.30 '''See also our [http://www.openmod-initiative.org/ main homepage].''' 
== Mini-Posters ==
Please prepare a DIN A3 poster that summarizes your contribution - a summary PowerPoint slide is sufficient. Please send the poster to Lion by email, he will print it. 

== Proposed Agenda ==

'''Monday''' 

10:00  Coffee 

10:30  Introductory Round 

 

11:00 '''Talks related to openmod initiative''' (Plenary presentations 10mins each) 

*Berit (RLI), David (Next Energy): Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary? 
*Julia Kloiber (Open Knowledge Foundation, tbc) 

11:30  Questions 

 

11:35  '''Reproducibility / Transparency''' (Plenary presentations 10min each) 

*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter 
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model) [I can only attend on Monday] 
*Felix Cebulla (DLR): Energy Scenarios Studies- A Contribution to Improved Transparency 

12:05  Questions /Discussion 

12:20

*Chris Davis (University of Groningen) development of tools for collecting, cleaning, processing & visualizing energy data sourced from diverse online sources.

 

12:30  Lunch 

----

 

14:00  Jens Klessmann ((Fraunhofer Fokus) govdata.de information by Fraunhofer Fokus (must be Monday at 14:00) 

 

14:20  '''Weather Data and Energy System Modelling''' (10mins each) 

*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling
**overview on climate data sets for wind and solar timeseries 
**the challenge of wind data on different heights
**handling of the license problem for coastdat II data 

*Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES): Evaluation of coastdat II wind speed data for wind feedin simulation (based on the Master Thesis by Hendrik Böhm (which unfortunately cannot attend))

*Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC): Meteorological data treatment into RES-E integration studies and energy/power system modelling
**Meteorological data for the Dispa-SET 2.1 model: European Unit Commitment and power dispatch model
**Critical review of different studies handling meteorological data for RES-E studies
**Considerations of the data: Horizontal and temporal resolution, model levels and size for PV and wind energy variability

*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Gorm Andresen (Aarhus): REatlas
*Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille): Selecting representative days for energy-system planning models

15:30  Discussion: 

*How to increase understanding between meteorologists and energy modellers? 
*What to learn from climate modeling in open source / open data 

 

15:50  Formation of break-out Groups 

16:00  Coffee 

16:20  Work in break-out groups (in parallel) 

*Transparency checklist for scenarios 
*Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration 
*Best practice catalogue for funders 
*Which license fits my model / data ? 
*...... 

 

18:30 End of day 1 

19:00 Dinner 

 

----

 

Tuesday 09:00 

*Goals for today 
*3 min Reports from break-out Groups and Requirements (input from group/more time in group etc.) 

 

09:15  Open Models and Frameworks including Open Grid Modeling (10mins each)

*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework Calliope 
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute): Redefining the Energy Modelling-Policy Interface: 
*Developing a Fully Open Source UK TIMES Model
*Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH): OSeMOSYS, an open-source energy modelling system based on Gnu MathProg  

*David Kleinhans / Wided Medjroubi / Carsten Matke (Next Energy): Update SciGRID
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow 

 

10:25  Questions / Discussion

 

10:40  Coffee

 

11:00  to be determined... eventually: panel discussion?

 

12:30  Lunch

----

 14:00  Work in break-out groups

*Article on benefits and challenges of open source
*Website
*Model fact sheet
*Continuing Break-Out Groups from Monday
*....

 

15:30  Wrap-up / Next Steps / Next Workshop

 

16:30  End of Workshop

 

 ''Feel free to add your contribution''! 

== Break-out groups ==

Once or twice during the workshop, we will break-out into smaller discussion groups to work on different projects. All groups report back to the plenary afterwards and present results. Group size: 3-8 persons. Time frame: about 2 hours. ''Website''

*Jörn
*Ingmar
*Lion
*...

 ''Model fact sheet''

*Jörn
*Ingmar
*...

 ''"Best practice" catalogue for funders''

*Lion
*Christian
*Matthias
*...

 ''Article on benefits and challenges of open source''

*Eva
*Frauke
*Stefan
*Chris
*...

 ''Which license fits my model?''

*...

 ''Transparency checklist for scenarios''

*Felix
*...

 ''Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration''

*Simon
*Ingmar
*Abhishek
*Stefan
*Chris
*...

 ''Add your idea here'' 

== Participants ==

#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Tim Tröndle (Younicos) 
#Jens Klessmann (Fraunhofer Fokus) [Monday only]
#Claudine Chen (MCC) [Tuesday only]
#Beate Geyer (HZG) [Monday only] 
#Simon Sawatzki (Ea Energy Analyses)
#János Hethey (Ea Energy Analyses)
#Felix Cebulla (DLR)
#Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute)
#Gorm Andresen (Aarhus University) 
#Sabine Auer (PIK)
#Paul Schultz (PIK)
#Frank Hellmann (PIK)
#Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille)
#Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES Flensburg)
#Uwe Krien (RLI, Berlin)
#Sebastian Rauner (UFZ, Leipzig)
#Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH)
#Chris Davis (University of Groningen)
#...'''add your name here''' (by logging in to the wiki and clicking edit on this page), registration still open!

 [[Events|Back to events overview]]

2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-03-31T07:21:30Z

Frauke: /* Proposed Agenda */

13/14 April 2015 Berlin, Mercator-Institute for Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]] Monday (13 April) 10.30 - 18.30 Tuesday (14 April) 9.00 - 16.30 '''See also our [http://www.openmod-initiative.org/ main homepage].''' 
== Mini-Posters ==
Please prepare a DIN A3 poster that summarizes your contribution - a summary PowerPoint slide is sufficient. Please send the poster to Lion by email, he will print it. 

== Proposed Agenda ==

'''Monday''' 

10:00  Coffee 

10:30  Introductory Round 

11:00 '''Talks related to openmod initiative''' (Plenary presentations 10mins each) 

*Berit (RLI), David (Next Energy): Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary? 
*Julia Kloiber (Open Knowledge Foundation, tbc) 

11:30  ... Questions / Discussion 

11:45  '''Reproducibility / Transparency''' (Plenary presentations 10min each) 

*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter 
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model) [I can only attend on Monday] 
*Felix Cebulla (DLR): Energy Scenarios Studies- A Contribution to Improved Transparency 

12:15  ... Questions / Discussion 

 

12:30  Lunch 

 

14:00  Jens Klessmann ((Fraunhofer Fokus) govdata.de information by Fraunhofer Fokus (must be Monday at 14:00) 

14:20  '''Weather Data and Energy System Modelling''' (10mins each) 

*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling
**overview on climate data sets for wind and solar timeseries 
**the challenge of wind data on different heights
**handling of the license problem for coastdat II data 

*Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES): Evaluation of coastdat II wind speed data for wind feedin simulation (based on the Master Thesis by Hendrik Böhm (which unfortunately cannot attend))

*Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC): Meteorological data treatment into RES-E integration studies and energy/power system modelling
**Meteorological data for the Dispa-SET 2.1 model: European Unit Commitment and power dispatch model
**Critical review of different studies handling meteorological data for RES-E studies
**Considerations of the data: Horizontal and temporal resolution, model levels and size for PV and wind energy variability

*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Gorm Andresen (Aarhus): REatlas
*Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille): Selecting representative days for energy-system planning models

15:30  Discussion: 

*How to increase understanding between meteorologists and energy modellers? 
*What to learn from climate modeling in open source / open data 

 

15:50  Formation of break-out Groups 

16:00  Coffee 

16:20  Work in break-out groups (in parallel) 

*Transparency checklist for scenarios 
*Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration 
*Best practice catalogue for funders 
*Which license fits my model / data ? 
*...... 

 

18:30 End of Workshop 

19:00 Dinner 

 

Tuesday 09:00 

*Goals for today 
*3 min Reports from break-out Groups and Requirements (input from group/more time in group etc.) 

 

09:15  Open Models and Frameworks including Open Grid Modeling (10mins each)

*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework Calliope 
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute): Redefining the Energy Modelling-Policy Interface: 
*Developing a Fully Open Source UK TIMES Model
*Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH): OSeMOSYS, an open-source energy modelling system based on Gnu MathProg  

*David Kleinhans / Wided Medjroubi / Carsten Matke (Next Energy): Update SciGRID
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow 

 

10:25  Questions / Discussion

10:40  Coffee

11:00  to be determined... eventually: panel discussion?

12:30  Lunch

14:00  Work in break-out groups

*Article on benefits and challenges of open source
*Website
*Model fact sheet
*Continuing Break-Out Groups from Monday
*....

 

15:30  Wrap-up / Next Steps / Next Workshop

16:30  End of Workshop

 

 ''Feel free to add your contribution''! 

== Break-out groups ==

Once or twice during the workshop, we will break-out into smaller discussion groups to work on different projects. All groups report back to the plenary afterwards and present results. Group size: 3-8 persons. Time frame: about 2 hours. ''Website''

*Jörn
*Ingmar
*Lion
*...

 ''Model fact sheet''

*Jörn
*Ingmar
*...

 ''"Best practice" catalogue for funders''

*Lion
*Christian
*Matthias
*...

 ''Article on benefits and challenges of open source''

*Eva
*Frauke
*Stefan
*...

 ''Which license fits my model?''

*...

 ''Transparency checklist for scenarios''

*Felix
*...

 ''Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration''

*Simon
*Ingmar
*Abhishek
*...

 ''Add your idea here'' 

== Participants ==

#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Tim Tröndle (Younicos) 
#Jens Klessmann (Fraunhofer Fokus) [Monday only]
#Claudine Chen (MCC) [Tuesday only]
#Beate Geyer (HZG) [Monday only] 
#Simon Sawatzki (Ea Energy Analyses)
#János Hethey (Ea Energy Analyses)
#Felix Cebulla (DLR)
#Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute)
#Gorm Andresen (Aarhus University) 
#Sabine Auer (PIK)
#Paul Schultz (PIK)
#Frank Hellmann (PIK)
#Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille)
#Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES Flensburg)
#Uwe Krien (RLI, Berlin)
#Sebastian Rauner (UFZ, Leipzig)
#Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH)
#...'''add your name here''' (by logging in to the wiki and clicking edit on this page), registration still open!

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2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-03-31T07:18:14Z

Frauke: /* Presentations */

13/14 April 2015 Berlin, Mercator-Institute for Global Commons and Climate Change (MCC) [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]] Monday (13 April) 10.30 - 18.30 Tuesday (14 April) 9.00 - 16.30 '''See also our [http://www.openmod-initiative.org/ main homepage].''' 
== Mini-Posters ==
Please prepare a DIN A3 poster that summarizes your contribution - a summary PowerPoint slide is sufficient. Please send the poster to Lion by email, he will print it. 

== Proposed Agenda ==

'''Monday''' 

10:00  Coffee 

10:30  Introductory Round 

11:00 '''Talks related to openmod initiative''' (Plenary presentations 10mins each) 

*Berit (RLI), David (Next Energy): Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary? 
*Julia Kloiber (Open Knowledge Foundation, tbc) 

11:30  ... Questions / Discussion 

11:45  '''Reproducibility / Transparency''' (Plenary presentations 10min each) 

*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter 
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model) [I can only attend on Monday] 
*Felix Cebulla (DLR): Energy Scenarios Studies- A Contribution to Improved Transparency 

12:15  ... Questions / Discussion 

 

12:30  Lunch 

 

14:00  Jens Klessmann ((Fraunhofer Fokus) govdata.de information by Fraunhofer Fokus (must be Monday at 14:00) 

14:20  '''Weather Data and Energy System Modelling''' (10mins each) 

*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling
**overview on climate data sets for wind and solar timeseries 
**the challenge of wind data on different heights
**handling of the license problem for coastdat II data 

*Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES): Evaluation of coastdat II wind speed data for wind feedin simulation (based on the Master Thesis by Hendrik Böhm (which unfortunately cannot attend))

*Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC): Meteorological data treatment into RES-E integration studies and energy/power system modelling
**Meteorological data for the Dispa-SET 2.1 model: European Unit Commitment and power dispatch model
**Critical review of different studies handling meteorological data for RES-E studies
**Considerations of the data: Horizontal and temporal resolution, model levels and size for PV and wind energy variability

*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Gorm Andresen (Aarhus): REatlas
*Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille): Selecting representative days for energy-system planning models

15:30  Discussion: 

*How to increase understanding between meteorologists and energy modellers? 
*What to learn from climate modeling in open source / open data 

 

15:50  Formation of break-out Groups 

16:00  Coffee 

16:20  Work in break-out groups (in parallel) 

*Transparency checklist for scenarios 
*Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration 
*Best practice catalogue for funders 
*Which license fits my model / data ? 
*...... 

 

18:30 End of Workshop 

19:00 Dinner 

 

Tuesday 
09:00 

*Goals for today 
*3 min Reports from break-out Groups and Requirements (input from group/more time in group etc.) 

09:15  Open Models and Frameworks including Open Grid Modeling (10mins each)

*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework Calliope 
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute): Redefining the Energy Modelling-Policy Interface: 
*Developing a Fully Open Source UK TIMES Model
*Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH): OSeMOSYS, an open-source energy modelling system based on Gnu MathProg  

*David Kleinhans / Wided Medjroubi / Carsten Matke (Next Energy): Update SciGRID
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow 

10:25  Questions / Discussion

10:40  Coffee

11:00  to be determined... eventually: panel discussion?

12:30  Lunch

14:00  Work in break-out groups

*Article on benefits and challenges of open source
*Website
*Model fact sheet
*Continuing Break-Out Groups from Monday
*....

15:30  Wrap-up / Next Steps / Next Workshop

16:30  End of Workshop

 ''Feel free to add your contribution''! 

== Break-out groups ==

Once or twice during the workshop, we will break-out into smaller discussion groups to work on different projects. All groups report back to the plenary afterwards and present results. Group size: 3-8 persons. Time frame: about 2 hours. ''Website''

*Jörn
*Ingmar
*Lion
*...

 ''Model fact sheet''

*Jörn
*Ingmar
*...

 ''"Best practice" catalogue for funders''

*Lion
*Christian
*Matthias
*...

 ''Article on benefits and challenges of open source''

*Eva
*Frauke
*Stefan
*...

 ''Which license fits my model?''

*...

 ''Transparency checklist for scenarios''

*Felix
*...

 ''Open energy system data - concrete steps for collaboration''

*Simon
*Ingmar
*Abhishek
*...

 ''Add your idea here'' 

== Participants ==

#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Tim Tröndle (Younicos) 
#Jens Klessmann (Fraunhofer Fokus) [Monday only]
#Claudine Chen (MCC) [Tuesday only]
#Beate Geyer (HZG) [Monday only] 
#Simon Sawatzki (Ea Energy Analyses)
#János Hethey (Ea Energy Analyses)
#Felix Cebulla (DLR)
#Birgit Fais (UCL Energy Institute)
#Gorm Andresen (Aarhus University) 
#Sabine Auer (PIK)
#Paul Schultz (PIK)
#Frank Hellmann (PIK)
#Kris Poncelet (KUL/EnergyVille)
#Clemens Wingenbach (ZNES Flensburg)
#Uwe Krien (RLI, Berlin)
#Sebastian Rauner (UFZ, Leipzig)
#Abhishek Shivakumar (KTH)
#...'''add your name here''' (by logging in to the wiki and clicking edit on this page), registration still open!

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2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-26T08:35:47Z

Frauke:

{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" style="width: 500px"
|-
| Event title:
| 2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop
|-
| Date:
| April 13/14 2015
|-
| Location:
| MCC, Berlin [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]]
|}
 == Presentations ''Openmod initiative '' 
*Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting (Berit, David)
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary?
''Reproducibility''
*Christopher Gandrud: Reproducibility of scientific results 
*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter 
''Re-analysis weather data (Monday afternoon)''
*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling
**overview on climate data sets for wind and solar timeseries
**the challenge of wind data on different heights
**handling of the license problem for coastdat II data
*Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC): Meteorological data treatment into RES-E integration studies and energy/power system modelling 
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Someone from REatlas (tbc)
''Open electricity grid modeling''
*David Kleinhans (Next Energy): Update grid project
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow (angefragt)
''Other''
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework Calliope
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model) 
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*... 
*'''add your idea or contribution here''' 
*<s>James Glynn De-carbonising the energy system: ETSAP-TIAM-MSA</s>
 
== break-out groups ==
(please add your name to break-out groups you want to join):
*Website
**Jörn
**Ingmar
**Lion
*Model fact sheet
**Jörn
**Ingmar
*"Best practice" catalogue for funders
**Lion
*Article on benefits & challenges of open source
**Eva
**Frauke
*Open Licences: How to chose the copyleft / weak-copyleft / non-copyleft license fpr my project that fits to my aims: Exchange of Experiences or Finding one for a concrete example
**...
*"Project market place": finding ideas and finding partners for future open modelling projects
**...
*...
*'''add your idea or contribution here'''
 
 
== Participants ==

#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Tim Tröndle (Younicos) 
#...
#...'''add your name here''' (by logging in to the wiki and clicking edit on this page)!
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2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-26T08:32:46Z

Frauke: /* break-out groups */

{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" style="width: 500px"
|-
| Event title:
| 2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop
|-
| Date:
| April 13/14 2015
|-
| Location:
| MCC, Berlin [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]]
|}
 == Presentations ''Openmod initiative '' 
*Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting (Berit, David)
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary?
''Reproducibility''
*Christopher Gandrud: Reproducibility of scientific results 
*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter 
''Re-analysis weather data (Monday afternoon)''
*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling - overview on data sets / relevance of open data and licences in this data area (Inhalt noch nicht abgesprochen)
*Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC): Meteorological data treatment into RES-E integration studies and energy/power system modelling 
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Someone from REatlas (tbc)
''Open electricity grid modeling''
*David Kleinhans (Next Energy): Update grid project
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow (angefragt)
''Other''
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework Calliope
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model) 
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*... 
*'''add your idea or contribution here''' 
*<s>James Glynn De-carbonising the energy system: ETSAP-TIAM-MSA</s>
 

== break-out groups ==
(please add your name to break-out groups you want to join):
*Website
**Jörn
**Ingmar
**Lion
*Model fact sheet
**Jörn
**Ingmar
*"Best practice" catalogue for funders
**Lion
*Article on benefits & challenges of open source
**Eva
**Frauke
*Open Licences: How to chose the copyleft / weak-copyleft / non-copyleft license fpr my project that fits to my aims: Exchange of Experiences or Finding one for a concrete example
**...
*"Project market place": finding ideas and finding partners for future open modelling projects
**...
*...
*'''add your idea or contribution here'''
 

== Participants ==

#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#Tim Tröndle (Younicos) 
#...
#...'''add your name here''' (by logging in to the wiki and clicking edit on this page)!
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2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-23T14:06:59Z

Frauke:

{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" style="width: 500px"
|-
| Event title:
| 2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop
|-
| Date:
| April 13/14 2015
|-
| Location:
| MCC, Berlin [http://www.mcc-berlin.net/en/metanavigation/contact.html [1]]
|}
 ''Ideas for inputs (presentations):'' 
*Christopher Gandrud: Reproducibility of scientific results 
*Tim Tröndle: Reproducibility with Project Jupyter 
*David Kleinhans (Next Energy): Update grid project 
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Open energy modeling framework (Calliope
*Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial): Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Beate Geyer (HZG): Re-analysis climate as an important input for energy system modeling - overview on data sets / relevance of open data and licences in this data area (Inhalt noch nicht abgesprochen)
*Christian Dieckhoff (KIT): Requirements for energy scenarios in scientific policy advice (e.g. transparency of data and model)
*Uwe Krien (RLI): Oemof - Open Energy Modeling Framework, a framework for energy modells based on Python, Coin-OR. Using Python, Postgresql, Postgis for data processing.
*Ulf Müller (ZNES Flensburg): OLF Open Load Flow (angefragt)
*Feedback from BMWi/PTJ-Meeting (Berit, David)
*Eva Schmid (PIK): Concrete Steps for going open source - what is necessary?
*...
*'''add your idea or contribution here''' 
*<s>James Glynn De-carbonising the energy system: ETSAP-TIAM-MSA</s>
 ''Ideas for workshops / break-out groups (please add your name to break-out groups you want to join):'' 
*Website
**Jörn
**Ingmar
**Lion
*Model fact sheet
**Jörn
**Ingmar
*"Best practice" catalogue for funders
**Lion
*Article on benefits & challenges of open source
**Eva
**Frauke
*"Project market place": finding ideas and finding partners for future open modelling projects
**...
*...
*'''add your idea or contribution here'''
 ''Participants:'' 
#Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
#Frauke Wiese (Uni Flensburg)
#Lion Hirth (neon)
#Ingmar Schlecht (Uni Basel) 
#Frank Seidel (GIZ) 
#Christian Dieckhoff (KIT)
#Jörn Richstein (TU Delft)
#Iratxe Gonzalez-Aparicio (JRC)
#Stefan Pfenninger (Imperial College London)
#Matthias Reeg (DLR)
#Andreas Rieder (KIT)
#Clemens Gerbaulet (TU Berlin)
#Eva Schmid (PIK)
#Guido Pleßmann (RLI)
#Berit Müller (RLI)
#Cord Kaldemeyer (ZNES Flensburg)
#Simon Hilpert (ZNES Flensburg)
#Wided Medjroubi (NEXT ENERGY)
#...
#...'''add your name here''' (by logging in to the wiki and clicking edit on this page)!
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2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-11T16:21:50Z

Frauke:

2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-11T16:20:50Z

Frauke:

Talk:2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-09T11:56:58Z

Frauke: <nice-discussions-summary>

<div class="NiceDiscussions START">

==Agenda of the WS April 2015==
Should we gather and discuss topics for the agenda here? So far we have: * who is who * objectives of the openmod initiative - do we want to become a platform for actually sharing open energy data and models, - do we rather want to stay an initiative promoting the idea of open energy modelling * projects planned or already in work concerning open data and open modeling [[Special:Contributions/192.168.42.1|192.168.42.1]] 27 January 2015, 16:22 (CET)
:from Eva: > Diskutieren würde ich gerne welche konkreten Projekte wir im Rahmen > von energymod verwirklichen können, > die einen intelligente Symbiose unserer day-to-day arbeit und eben > mehr schaffen können. [[User:Frauke|Frauke]] 6 February 2015, 13:46 (CET)
:Berit: "wie will openmod initiative nach außen auftreten und wo? (Was wollen wir damit erreichen?)" [[User:Frauke|Frauke]] 9 February 2015, 12:56 (CET)
</div>

Talk:2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-02-06T12:46:02Z

Frauke: <nice-discussions-summary>

2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop

2015-01-31T19:47:03Z

Frauke:

{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="5" border="1" style="width: 500px"
|-
| Event title:
| 2nd Open Energy Modelling Workshop
|-
| Date:
| April 13/14 2015
|-
| Location:
| MCC, Berlin
|}
More information coming soon.

<div id="magicdomid11">Inputs</div><div id="magicdomid12"> </div>
*Christopher Gandrud Reproducibility of scientific results
*James Glynn De-carbonising the energy system: ETSAP-TIAM-MSA
*David Kleinhans Update grip project Next Energy
*Stefan Pfenninger Open energy modeling framework (Calliope)
*Stefan Pfenninger Modeling wind and solar power plants at high spatial and temporal resolution world-wide
*Beate Geyer HZG re-analysis climate as an important import for energy system modeling - overview on data sets / relevance of open data and licences in this data area (Inhalt noch nicht abgesprochen)
<div id="magicdomid21"> </div>Participants
*Paul Nahmmacher (PIK)
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Renpass

2014-11-25T11:17:33Z

Frauke:

{{Model
|Full_Model_Name=Renewable Energy Pathways Simulation System
|author_institution=ZNES Flensburg
|authors=Frauke Wiese, Gesine Bökenkamp
|contact_persons=Frauke Wiese
|contact_email=frauke.wiese@uni-flensburg.de
|website=http://renpass.eu
|source_download=http://renpass.eu
|text_description=renpass is an open source simulation energy model which has the goal to fulfil the requirements of full transparency and the possibility to image 100% renewable energy systems as well as today's system on a high regional and time resolution.
|open_source_licensed=Yes
|license=GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPL-3.0)
|model_source_public=Yes
|data_availability=all
|open_future=No
|modelling_software=R
|processing_software=MySQL / R / RMySQL
|model_class=Electricity System Model / Regional Dispatch Model / Transshipment Model
|sectors=Electricity
|technologies=Renewables, Conventional Generation
|decisions=dispatch
|georegions=Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany
|georesolution=Germany: 21 regions / other countries: country
|timeresolution=Hour
|network_coverage=net transfer capacities
|math_modeltype=Optimization, Simulation
|math_modeltype_shortdesc=Minimization of costs for each time step (optimization) within the limits of a given infrastructure (simulation)
|math_objective=economic costs
|deterministic=foresight
|is_suited_for_many_scenarios=Yes
|number_of_variables=200
|computation_time_minutes=240
|computation_time_comments=varying, 240 minutes is roughly for an hourly computation for one year
|citation_references=Wiese, Frauke (2014, forthcoming). renpass Renewable Energy Pathways Simulation System - Open Source as an approach to meet challenges in energy modeling. PhD thesis. University of Flensburg.
|report_references=Bökenkamp, G. (2014, forthcoming). The role of Norwegian hydro storage in future renewable electricity supply systems in Germany: Analysis with a simulation model. PhD thesis, University of Flensburg.

Bons, M. (2014). Verstärkte Nutzung Windenergie in Süddeutschland und resultierender Übertragungsbedarf. Master’s thesis, Universität Flensburg.

Hilpert, S. (2013). Simulation von Kraft-Wärme-Kopplungsanlagen im deutschen Energiesystem bis 2030. Masterarbeit, FH Flensburg.

Wingenbach, C., Bunke, W. D., and Hohmeyer, O. (2013). Szenarien für die Entwicklung der stündlichen Preise am deutschen Strommarkt für die Jahre 2015 bis 2041. Technical Report. Center for Sustainable Energy Systems (CSES), Flensburg.

CSES (2014). Modelling Sustainable Electricity Systems for Germany and Neighbours in 2050. Study Group Report by Eva Wiechers, Hendrik Böhm, Wolf Dieter Bunke, Cord Kaldemeyer, Tim Kummerfeld, Martin Söthe, Henning Thiesen. Study group report, Universität Flensburg.

IZT (2014). VerNetzen - Sozial-ökologische, technische und ökonomische Modellierung von Entwicklungspfaden der Energiewende. Institut für Zukunftstechnologien, Universität Flensburg, Deutsche Umwelthilfe. http://www.fona.de/soef/VerNetzen

CSES (2012). Modeling sustainable electricity systems for the Baltic Sea Region. Discussion Paper 3, Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems.
}}
{{lowercase}}

Renpass

2014-11-24T19:18:37Z

Frauke:

{{Model
|Full_Model_Name=Renewable Energy Pathways Simulation System
|author_institution=ZNES Flensburg
|authors=Frauke Wiese, Gesine Bökenkamp
|contact_persons=frauke wiese
|contact_email=frauke.wiese@uni-flensburg.de
|website=renpass.eu
|source_download=renpass.eu
|text_description=renpass is an open source simulation energy model which has the goal to fulfil the requirements of full transparency and the possibility to image 100% renewable energy systems as well as today's system on a high regional and time resolution.
|open_source_licensed=Yes
|license=GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPL-3.0)
|model_source_public=Yes
|data_availability=all
|open_future=No
|modelling_software=R
|processing_software=MySQL / R / RMySQL
|model_class=Electricity System Model / Regional Dispatch Model / Transshipment Model
|sectors=Electricity
|technologies=Renewables, Conventional Generation
|decisions=dispatch
|georegions=Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Austria, the Czech Republic, Germany
|georesolution=Germany: 21 regions / other countries: country
|timeresolution=Hour
|network_coverage=net transfer capacities
|math_modeltype=Optimization, Simulation
|math_modeltype_shortdesc=Minimization of costs for each time step (optimization) within the limits of a given infrastructure (simulation)
|math_objective=economic costs
|deterministic=foresight
|is_suited_for_many_scenarios=Yes
|number_of_variables=200
|citation_references=Wiese, Frauke (2014, forthcoming). renpass Renewable Energy Pathways Simulation System - Open Source as an approach to meet challenges in energy modeling. PhD thesis. University of Flensburg.
|report_references=Bökenkamp, G. (2014, forthcoming). The role of Norwegian hydro storage in future renewable electricity supply systems in Germany: Analysis with a simulation model. PhD thesis, University of Flensburg.

Bons, M. (2014). Verstärkte Nutzung Windenergie in Süddeutschland und resultierender Übertragungsbedarf. Master’s thesis, Universität Flensburg.

Hilpert, S. (2013). Simulation von Kraft-Wärme-Kopplungsanlagen im deutschen Energiesystem bis 2030. Masterarbeit, FH Flensburg.

Wingenbach, C., Bunke, W. D., and Hohmeyer, O. (2013). Szenarien für die Entwicklung der stündlichen Preise am deutschen Strommarkt für die Jahre 2015 bis 2041. Technical Report. Center for Sustainable Energy Systems (CSES), Flensburg.

CSES (2014). Modelling Sustainable Electricity Systems for Germany and Neighbours in 2050. Study Group Report by Eva Wiechers, Hendrik Böhm, Wolf Dieter Bunke, Cord Kaldemeyer, Tim Kummerfeld, Martin Söthe, Henning Thiesen. Study group report, Universität Flensburg.

IZT (2014). VerNetzen - Sozial-ökologische, technische und ökonomische Modellierung von Entwicklungspfaden der Energiewende. Institut für Zukunftstechnologien, Universität Flensburg, Deutsche Umwelthilfe. http://www.fona.de/soef/VerNetzen

CSES (2012). Modeling sustainable electricity systems for the Baltic Sea Region. Discussion Paper 3, Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems.
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Renpass

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|text_description=renpass is an open source simulation energy model which has the goal to fulfil the requirements of full transparency and the possibility to image 100% renewable energy systems as well as today's system on a high regional and time resolution.
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|math_objective=economic costs
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|citation_references=Wiese, Frauke (2014, forthcoming). renpass Renewable Energy Pathways Simulation System - Open Source as an approach to meet challenges in energy modeling. PhD thesis. University of Flensburg.
|report_references=Bökenkamp, G. (2014, forthcoming). The role of Norwegian hydro storage in future renewable electricity supply systems in Germany: Analysis with a simulation model. PhD thesis, University of Flensburg.
Bons, M. (2014). Verstärkte Nutzung Windenergie in Süddeutschland und resultierender Übertragungsbedarf. Master’s thesis, Universität Flensburg.
Hilpert, S. (2013). Simulation von Kraft-Wärme-Kopplungsanlagen im deutschen Energiesystem bis 2030. Masterarbeit, FH Flensburg.
Wingenbach, C., Bunke, W. D., and Hohmeyer, O. (2013). Szenarien für die Entwicklung der stündlichen Preise am deutschen Strommarkt für die Jahre 2015 bis 2041. Technical Report. Center for Sustainable Energy Systems (CSES), Flensburg.
CSES (2014). Modelling Sustainable Electricity Systems for Germany and Neighbours in 2050. Study Group Report by Eva Wiechers, Hendrik Böhm, Wolf Dieter Bunke, Cord Kaldemeyer, Tim Kummerfeld, Martin Söthe, Henning Thiesen. Study group report, Universität Flensburg.
IZT (2014). VerNetzen - Sozial-ökologische, technische und ökonomische Modellierung von Entwicklungspfaden der Energiewende. Institut für Zukunftstechnologien, Universität Flensburg, Deutsche Umwelthilfe. http://www.fona.de/soef/VerNetzen
CSES (2012). Modeling sustainable electricity systems for the Baltic Sea Region. Discussion Paper 3, Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems.
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