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Revision as of 10:55, 22 September 2015
4th Joint SIG 3D and OGC Workshop - CityGML EnergyADE for building energy calculation
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Aim of the workshop
The OGC CityGML SWG, the SIG 3D, the Technische Universtät München ( TUM ) at Munich, Germany
will host a joint workshop regarding the development of a CityGML ADE for building energy calculation.
It will be the opportunity to gather requirements, ideas, suggestions, and positive as well as negative experience
from CityGML users, data producers, software vendors, and scientists developing and using a CityGML Energy Application Domain Extension.
The aim of this follow up workshop is to discuss the Energy ADE milestones, updates on the new Energy ADE release, the remaining issues,
compatibility of the recent release and related work.
In addition to that, we would like to keep on going with the parallel small group sessions on the different ADE Energy modules and give it a bit extra time so as to discuss and demonstrate some solutions during the workshop if possible.
This 4th EnergyADE workshop will take place as a follow up workshop on the 30th November and 1st December, 2015 in Munich, Germany.
Agenda and Addressed Topics
The detailed agenda can be found here: Agenda of the Workshop.
Further information on each topic can be found here: Workshop Topics.
Who should participate
If you are a CityGML user, data producer, software vendor or a
scientist working on energy topics based on CityGML, you are encouraged to
participate in the workshop.
If you are involved in simulations but not yet familiar with
CityGML and interested in an interoperable and compatible exchange model for city simulations
you are also welcome.
The organizers will contact a number of individuals and groups from which they know about their CityGML activities in the energy sector and ask them for presentations soon if not done.
If you are developers/users of urban energy simulation models, we would like also to ask you 2-3 slides about the energy simulation model (which physical model? is it a standard?), the data model (UML Schema) and the possible building data libraries you used. Please send us these slides before the November 13th (Mostafa Elfouly ). We would integrate this information in a comparison study during the morning session (“Review of urban energy models and their data requirements”). .
Because of the number of active participants, unfortunately we won’t have enough time for a presentation from each participant about their recent developments on urban energy model. We rather want to privilege an open discussion afternoon. Nevertheless, if you want to send us presentations (pdf format) relevant for the common development of a CityGML Energy ADE, we will release them on the wiki of SIG3D.
Registration
Registration is necessary. Please send a mail with Name / Company / Mail Adress to Mostafa Elfouly.
Be aware that the number of participant is limited. Deadline for registration: 2015-11-13.
Costs of participation
The event is sponsored by the Chair of Geoinformatics at Technische Universität München. Hence, participation is free of charge including coffee breaks. Costs for travel and accommodation will be at the participants own expense.
Organizing Committee
| Thomas H. Kolbe, Mostafa Elfouly | Technische Universtät München |
| Greg Buehler | Open Geospatial Consortium |
| Egbert Casper | SIG 3D of the Geodata Infrastructure Germany |
Contact
For any questions regarding the workshop, please contact Mostafa Elfouly.
See also
The workshop is hosted and supported by 