This category is openmod's take on a question and answer platform, similar to Stack Exchange.

For discussing open data issues as data publishing (where and how), data acquisition (from where and how), data processing, and data management.

For external scientific meetings, ranging from fully fledged conferences to informal workshops. Openmod events should instead use the Workshop category.

Discussion, tips, and announcements on the models used and maintained by openmoders. This includes design of modules, discussions on standardisation, and opening models up for wider use.

A category for announcing academic projects, academic positions, and funding opportunities. Jobs with non‑profit organizations are acceptable. Regular job advertisements are discouraged here but can be posted to the mailing list.

Discussion of how the openmod Initiative is managed, for example decisions about workshop locations, control of the websites, how and when the openmod name can be used, and so forth.

Discussing issues related to licensing of data, models, code, documentation, presentations, publications, and so forth.

Issues around open access to research output.

Discussions covering upcoming openmod workshops. Previous events, such as the April 2017 Frankfurt workshop, may also be labeled with this category for historical reasons.

Outreach is about increasing awareness for the open (energy) modelling community with openmod as a common banner. This includes discussing the common mid- and long-term goals, presenting the current progress and discussing who are the stakeholders we want to reach and the methods we want to use.

A category for reviews of books, articles, exhibitions, and similar.

A place to discuss educational needs. And particularly for courses that rely on numerical models for teaching and research.

Discussion about this site, its organization, how it works, and how we can improve it.