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Alpine pastures are healthy: Alpine pastures as living and recreation areas
Research Studio iSPACE conducts research on alpine pastures and health: Geopositioned microbiome research as a basis for innovation in regional development
Center of Alpine Building: Workshop for the expansion of living space
As part of the project Center of Alpine Building, Research Studio iSPACE is conducting a stakeholder workshop to examine the construction potential for housing developers.
RSA FG Startups: Cooperation with Vienna Startup-Manufaktur
RSA FG Startups: the path of innovations from the Research Studios to the market is further professionalized.
RSA FG: start webinar series aWHEREness:lab
Research Studio iSPACE leads with their webinar series aWHEREness:lab: WHERE and HOW are my assets? deeper into 4D-Geo-Intelligence.
Laboratory for regional mobility of the future: Stop 4.0 in Salzburg
Research Studio iSPACE conceives the setup of a laboratory stop to network train, bus, bike, car and information services.
RSA FG: Chairman of the advisory board becomes worldwide computer president
RSA FG: Chairman of the Advisory Board becomes worldwide computer president of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).
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 it in order to provide a more general overview of DMPs and, in addition, explore what changed in the years since it was first published. The criteria of [1] were expanded with an additional set of criteria developed in a systematic literature review based on [2]. In several expert rounds the criteria were then validated, adapted and extended with the TRUSTS experts. The results are an up-to-date criteria catalog to systematically compare DMPs and a systematic comparison of DMPs based on these criteria. The criteria catalog will be made available under an open license to facilitate re-usage by other researchers and establish potential for future collaborations. The WorldCIST'22 was held between the 12th and 13th of April 2022 in Budva, Montenegro. Due to the pandemic, the conference was held online. The paper was co-authored by Stefan Gindl (RSA), Alan Barnett (Dell), George Margetis (FORTH), Victor Mireles (SWC), Emmanouil Adamakis (FORTH) and Petr Knoth (Open University). [1] Amorim, R. C., Castro, J. A., da Silva, J. R., & Ribeiro, C. (2015). A comparative study of platforms for [...]
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 (Lead) and carried out together with the project partners The City of Salzburg, Energieinstitut Vorarlberg, Rosinak & Partner, pulswerk and Architekt Schweizer. The goal is the development of a transferable redensification consulting service including the components of open and green space as well as sustainable mobility. The project BONUS is funded by the program "Smart Cities Demo - Living Urban Innovation 2019" of the Climate and Energy Fund. The first test consultations took place in the Salzburg district of Maxglan and later in Liefering. This test run was so successful that the city of Salzburg is now striving to expand the BONUS consulting service to the entire city of Salzburg. Studio iSPACE supports the city of Salzburg with the preparation of the data basis for the consultations and the further development of the BONUS services. "Research Studio iSPACE developed new data-based concepts to provide important basic information for climate-friendly housing creation," said Florian Schöpflin and Thomas Prinz of RSA FG iSPACE. In addition to Salzburg, redensification consulting is currently also being tested in Feldkirch (Vorarlberg). Here, [...]
Laser-Based Industrial Assistance
Laser-based coating Quality management is an important part of manufacturing in the automotive industry: quality is ensured by a highly qualified workforce, which is increasingly supported by innovative assistance solutions. For this purpose, paint defects detected in the painting process are to be visualized and highlighted by laser systems on the car body in the production line. This should enable specialists not to have to identify paint defects manually and to spend considerably more time on correcting the defects within the cycle time. [...]
