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How we will preserve our cultural heritage through digitization
Preserving Europe's cultural heritage is our responsibility to future generations. In a digital age, it also depends on building and using technological innovations to enable as many people as possible to enjoy this cultural heritage today and in the future.
CBTA: Fit-for-the-future training for the professions of the future
The way we work is changing: Future oriented education principles, such as competency-based training (CBTA), are designed to strengthen the competencies of the workforce. The Research Studio PCA is working on this - to best adapt education to future work requirements.
With data to better transport offers
Research Studio iSPACE is working to bring data-driven analysis to a wide range of projects, thereby supporting Austrian mobility and public transport.
Arrowhead Tools: Tools for a digitized industry
Arrowhead Tools is working on innovative digitization and automation solutions for European industry and aims to close the gaps that hinder IT/OT integration.
Secure data: Safe-DEED comes to a successful conclusion
The Safe-DEED project, which analyzed how data can be exchanged and used securely and efficiently, will be successfully completed on December 2.
DoSSIER project picks up speed
While the needs of the casual web searcher are usually well met today, responses for more complex queries are often unsatisfactory. The DoSSIER project aims to change that by addressing the different information needs of professional users.
ECoDES: How the digitalisation can help save our planet
Can digital products be a solution against overproduction and environmental pollution? The planned Europe-wide ECoDES project wants to save our planet by reducing the consumption and production of physical products while kick-starting the creation of digital goods.
Approaching Agriculture 4.0: Smart Farming in Lower Austria
What does the future of agriculture look like? Can digital innovations help to ensure security of supply and sustainability? Together with two Lower Austrian partners, the Research Studios Austria FG is developing initiatives in the field of Smart Farming - for a future-proof Agriculture 4.0.
“BONUS” project awarded prize by TU Vienna for its concept on the use of existing living space in Salzburg
The City of Salzburg's “BONUS” consulting service convinced the jury of the Friedrich Moser Prize of the University of Technology Vienna. The FFG project with iSPACE-Lead is already being continued with the City of Salzburg in “BONANZA”.
Over 100 participants from all over Europe at AIMS 5.0 General Assembly in St. Pölten
53 project partners came together in St. Pölten for a project meeting as well as a poster and demonstrator walk, organized by the SDIS studio together with the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences (FH St. Pölten).
BONUS: Making Best Use of Stock – Strengthening the Environment
Successful progress of the BONUS project - Salzburg-wide roll-out planned The BONUS project is developing an innovative redensification consulting service that focuses on the potentials and mobilization of existing housing stock. In this way, additional living space shall be created in cities without designating new areas. In addition to the use of an innovative database, criteria such as the preservation of green space and sustainable mobility play an important role in ensuring quality of life. The project is coordinated by RSA FG iSPACE [...]
ALeS: Digital Bootcamp
Workplace-integrated learning in the Smart Factory of the Data Science, MoKnowLab, and Pervasive Computing Applications Research Studios is the intuitive and interactive integration of learning content into the work and production environment. Social microlearning methods are combined with modern interaction technologies in an interdisciplinary way. The project is aimed at companies that want to systematically build up RTI competence by training employees in specific digitization topics, as well as at universities or universities of applied sciences with a focus on IT or [...]
With the Research Studio iSPACE at GI_Salzburg
In Salzburg, everything revolves around geoinformatics in the first week of July. After two years, the Research Studio iSPACE is finally live on site again this year. The GI_Salzburg is the annual meeting point for innovation, networking and education from all areas of geoinformatics. Interdisciplinary discussions, forward-looking ideas and a personal atmosphere accompany and shape the exchange of science and research, business and application. Under the motto "Designing Future with Geoinformatics", the Research Studio iSPACE will also present its research. Visitors will be [...]
The SN about the BONUS project
The Salzburger Nachrichten reported in detail about the BONUS project in its print edition of May 30, 2022. In particular, the practical benefits for homeowners were highlighted. The aim of the project is to create a holistic consulting service in order to make optimal use of existing potential for interior densification and thus ideally create new living space. The project is coordinated by RSA FG iSPACE. Innovative methods of data analysis are used to identify suitable sites and evaluate factors such as site [...]
NEXTGEN TRAINING TECHNOLOGIES: Data Driven Competence-Based Training & Assessment
🚀 #NEXTGEN TRAINING TECHNOLOGIES ensures the international visibility and pioneering role of the topic Data-Driven Competence-Based Training & Assessment (DDCBTA). We want to offer you the opportunity to get to know the approaches and advantages of DDCBTA, to work out new cooperation and solution possibilities and to build up an international network for the future. 📣 Join us online or in person on the 13-14 June 2022! Register now and get your free tickets here: https://lnkd.in/eQzJrhaF
TRUSTS paper on Data Management Platforms (DMP) presented at WorldCIST’22 Conference
Michael Boch, researcher at Research Studios Austria, presented the paper “A systematic review of data management platforms” [3] at the 2022 World Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (WorldCIST'22), which was developed in the context of data market interoperability within TRUSTS. The paper systematically reviews a set of well-established data management platforms and compares their functionality. Starting point was the paper of [1] which provided a first baseline of criteria with a focus on research data management platforms. The goal was to expand [...]
