[OEO] Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modeling published

[ludwig.huelk]

OEO – Open Energy Ontology

The first major version (1.0.0) of the OEO has been released. I will try to collect and link important milestones here. Feel free to edit and add. Discussion on the ontology itself should be undertaken on GitHub.

The OEO is licensed using the CC0‑1.0 public domain dedication from Creative Commons.

openmod workshops

• Zurich 2018
• Aarhus 2019
• Berlin 2020
• 3rd online mini-workshop 2020

Links

• OEO GitHub
• OEO Homepage
• OEO Steering Committee
• OEO Release

Outreach

• News
• Press release — 11 June 2020 (in German)
• Twitter

Related tags

• ontologies

[johannes.hampp]

Hi @ludwig.huelk

Sounds interesting and - based on a brief glimpse - relevant and important.

Looking at the OEO website I couldn’t not answer the following questions for myself. Can you help:

• How do I know if this is relevant for me?
• When should I use and apply this?
• If I should use and apply this: At which stage of a project?
• How do I apply this.
• How do I get started?

I haven’t had any formal training on ontologies. Not sure about others.
Can you recommend and link a foundation laying resource?

Highly apprciated!
Best, Johannes

[robbie.morrison]

Useful and well written summary of the OEO here (noting that this is a preprint and currently under review):

• Emele, Lukas, Hannah Förster, Johannes Frey, Ulrich Frey, Martin Glauer, Janna Hastings, Christian Hofmann, Carsten Hoyer-Klick, Ludwig Hülk, Anna Kleinau, Patrick Kuckertz, Till Mossakowski, Fabian Neuhaus, Martin Robinius, and Mirjam Stappel (15 June 2020). “The Open Energy Ontology — Preprint”. Full copyright.

Here is a newer version of the same paper:

• Glauer, Martin, Meisam Booshehri, Lukas Emele, Simon Fluegel, Hannah Förster, Johannes Frey, Ulrich Frey, Janna Hastings, Christian Hofmann, Carsten Hoyer-Klick, Ludwig Hülk, Anna Kleinau, Kevin Knosala, Leander Kotzur, Patrick Kuckertz, Till Mossakowski, Fabian Neuhaus, Martin Robinius, Mirjam Stappel, and Detlef Stolten (December 2020). “The Open Energy Ontology — Preprint”. Full copyright.