Start sharing data today!

May 15th, 2023
04:00 PM - 05:00 PM CET

Interested in sharing data or collaborating internationally? Wondering out how to get started? Then join this webinar!

In the webinar, we will introduce WeDoWind, a framework for bringing asset owners together with researchers and model developers in a "win-win" situation, whereby asset owners get easy access to state-of-the-art data analytics and model developers get access to relevant asset data to train and validate their models. It is based on industry-provided challenges, which are coordinated through digital spaces. Multiple digital spaces form branch-specific ecosystems of collaborators. It can be applied in any sector.
After the introduction, we will hear from some users and then hold a Q&A session. Finally, we will announce a "call for Advisory Board members". We would love to discuss your use cases and get your feedback!

Programme (times in CEST)

16:00-16:20
Introduction to WeDoWind (Sarah Barber)
16:20-16:40
Reports of experience with WeDoWind by previous challenge participants:
  • Prof. Yu Ding, challenge provider of the Data-Driven Turbine Performance Analysis space (Texas A&M University, USA)
  • Charlie Plumley, challenge provider of the Cubico Open Data Exploration space (Cubico Sustainable Developments, UK)
  • Dr. Imad Abdallah, challenge provider of the RTDT Research Affiliate Programme space (RTDT Laboratories, CH)
  • Daniel Heid, challenge provider of the WinJi Failure Detection Challenge (WinJi AG, CH)
  • Arthur Girard, participant in the Data-Driven Turbine Performance Analysis space (ETH Zurich, CH)
  • Malcolm Heath, participant in the Cubico Open Data Exploration space (DNV GL, UK)
  • Prof. Yoshiaki Sakagami, previous participant in the EDP Fault Detection Challenge and the WinJi Gearbox Fault Detection Challenge (Federal Institute of Santa Catarina, Brazil)
  • Dr. Frank Sehnke, previous participant in the WinJi Gearbox Fault Detection Challenge (Zentrum für Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung, DE)
16:40-17:00
Questions and discussion

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