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= Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modelling = | = Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modelling = | ||
The Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modelling (OEO) standardizes the language in energy system analysis, enabling better research in these key areas: It improves exchange between energy system models, the exchange of data and scenarios, and it increases their transparency and re-usability. The OEO’s development is led jointly by partners of the research projects SzenarienDB and LOD-GEOSS, as part of the Open Energy Family. | The Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modelling (OEO) standardizes the language in energy system analysis, enabling better research in these key areas: It improves exchange between energy system models, the exchange of data and scenarios, and it increases their transparency and re-usability. The OEO’s development is led jointly by partners of the research projects [https://www.iee.fraunhofer.de/de/projekte/suche/laufende/SzenarienDB.html SzenarienDB] and [https://reiner-lemoine-institut.de/lod-geoss/ LOD-GEOSS], as part of the Open Energy Family. | ||
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[https://reiner-lemoine-institut.de/en/open-energy-ontology-for-energy-system-modeling-published-better-collaboration-and-transparency-in-energy-research/ Open Energy Ontology at Reiner Lemoine Institute] | [https://reiner-lemoine-institut.de/en/open-energy-ontology-for-energy-system-modeling-published-better-collaboration-and-transparency-in-energy-research/ Open Energy Ontology at Reiner Lemoine Institute] | ||
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Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modelling
The Open Energy Ontology for Energy System Modelling (OEO) standardizes the language in energy system analysis, enabling better research in these key areas: It improves exchange between energy system models, the exchange of data and scenarios, and it increases their transparency and re-usability. The OEO’s development is led jointly by partners of the research projects SzenarienDB and LOD-GEOSS, as part of the Open Energy Family.