Building on previous developments, service project S1 further advances and maintains the technical infrastructure of the digital twin within CRC 1463. The objective is to establish the digital twin as a systematically accessible, integrative tool for the design, operation, and ongoing development of offshore wind energy systems – enhancing its efficiency and usability, while also consolidating the developments across all subprojects within the Collaborative Research Centre.
At the core of S1 is the development and maintenance of a modular, high-performance infrastructure that supports the entire research consortium. This includes in particular:
- Version control and software management to ensure reproducibility and long-term development of the digital twin,
- Coordination of interfaces and support for implementation between sub-models and simulation tools,
- Optimization of computational performance through efficient algorithms and structured codebases,
- Maintenance of consistent and transparent documentation,
- Preparation and support for publishing the digital twin under open-access conditions.
S1 thus provides the technological backbone for the digital twin in CRC 1463 – promoting both scientific collaboration and the long-term reusability of key research outcomes.
Subproject Management
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