OpenModelica/MODPROD Workshops Febr 2017

Registration Open OpenModelica/MODPROD Workshops Febr 2017

Technical co-sponsor: IEEE Computer Society Swedish Chapter.

• 11th MODPROD Workshop on Model-Based Product Development, February 7-8, 2017
• 9th OpenModelica Annual Workshop, February 6, 2017

Theme for this year: Model-based Product Development and Internet-of-Things

Keynotes for MODPROD’2017 Workshop (Preliminary):

• Östen Frånberg, Initiator of the Swedish Vinnova SIP programme for Internet-of-Things. “Internet-of-Things Potential, Modeling, Architecture, and Standardization”
• Michael Wetter, Leader of Building Energy Projects at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA, “The Role of Modelica, FMI, and Model-Based Development for Low Energy Building and Community Energy Systems – Progress and Challenges”
• Conrad Bock, Leader of Systems Analysis Integration at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA. ”New SysML Extension for Physical Interaction and Signal Flow Simulation Standard”
• Per Hammarström, Saab, “Software Architectures, Variant Handling, Feature Modeling”

Six tutorials covering subjects such as:

• Modelica, modeling, simulation, and optimization
• Building system modeling with Modelica
• FMI and co-simulation
• FMI and Papyrus
• Tools and models for power system modeling, simulation, calibration
• SysML

The workshops are concerned with, but not limited to, the following themes:

MODPROD workshop

• Cyber-physical system modeling
• Integrated hardware-software modeling
• Internet-of-things and its modeling aspects
• Hardware modeling
• Software modeling
• Co-modeling, Co-simulation, FMI
• Multi-body systems
• Multi-domain/Multi-physics, e.g. electrical-hydraulic
• Modelica-UML-SysML
• Modeling and simulation tools
• CAD modeling
• Design optimization and analysis
• Hardware in the loop simulation
• Real-time and embedded system modeling
• Electrical/hydraulics modeling

OpenModelica Annual Workshop

• Applications of OpenModelica
• Modelica Libraries with OpenModelica
• Industrial Use Cases
• OpenModelica in Teaching
• OpenModelica tool developments
• Solver issues in OpenModelica
• Meta modeling and hardware/software modeling
• Code generation in OpenModelica
• Parallel compilation and execution
• Model-based optimization

Supporting organizations

The Center for Model-based Product Development (MODPROD) is an inter-disciplinary research center at Linköping University. It revolves around model-based tools and methods for cyber-physical systems, mechanical systems, electronic systems and software, and unified approaches for model-based design. This workshop brings together expertise in these fields to discuss state of the art and the way ahead.

The Open Source Modelica Consortium (OSMC) is a non-profit organization supporting the development of the OpenModelica Open-Source implementation of Modelica and related tools, e.g. ModelicaML (UML-Modelica integration), OMOptim, OMPython, OMDebugger, OM FMI tooling, for industrial and academic usage.

For more information and previous workshops see www.modprod.liu.se and www.openmodelica.org

Welcome!

Lena Buffoni & Martin Sjölund