How is OFFIS managed? The "OFFIS - Institute for Information Technology" was founded on July 6th, 1991 as the first An-Institute of the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg in the legal form of

Members Bath, Jürgen, Technologie- und Gründerzentrum Oldenburg, Geschäftsführer Behnen, Marlene, Commerzial Treuhand GmbH, WP/StB, GGF Behr, Nikolaus Beyer, Dr. Rolf, KDO Service GmbH, GF

We are looking for student research assistants (m/f/d)Energy The "Smart Grid Testing" group is looking for student research assistants (m/f/d) for the following topics: Interoperability Testing

Overview of Use Cases The use case defines how a digital twin is deployed in a specific situation, what functions it performs, and what benefits it brings. Digital twins can be used, for example, f

Grid Control Lab Rising complexity in multimodal decentralized energy systems demands new and adaptive concepts for monitoring and control. The Grid Control Lab provides a research and development pl

NextGen Grid Control Increasing volatility and complexity in energy systems require new concepts and system architectures to efficiently monitor and control energy systems. NextGen Grid Control repre

Trust Trust is a subjective, context-dependent, and multivariate sense about an entity with respect to various aspects. It enables more comprehensive monitoring of components, data, and services. Thi

Digital Twins A digital twin is a dynamic virtual copy of a real existing system. They are versatile and enable more effective development, analysis, or management of the represented system, dependin

Grid Control Lab The energy transition faces significant challenges: integrating renewable energy, increasing the efficiency of energy systems, and ensuring a reliable energy supply, to name a few. T

Another essential feature of NextGen Grid Control is the ability to holistically model (coupled) energy and ICT systems. The interactions between these systems will be crucial for resilient grid ope