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[…] and some quantitative thresholds, as e.g. specified in the IEC 61850-90-5 standard, seem arbitrary. From the results of this work the communication requirements will be derived and further research will focus on a) how the formally specify these requirements and b) how to optimally map them to the resources of an IP network. The mapping process will also define monitoring tasks that observe in real-time whether the demands are indeed fulfilled as IPEN considers built-in monitoring an essential component in any critical infrastructure. The results will be validated in lab as well as real testbeds. One output of the project will be a proposal for an extension of IEC 61850-6 to enable the specification of communication demands in wide-area networks and this extension will be actively contributed to the relevant standardization groups. Dieses Projekt wird aus Mitteln des Klima- und Energiefonds gefördert und im Rahmen des Programms „ENERGY MISSION AUSTRIA“ durchgeführt. Logo Klima und Energiefonds

Providing a Linked Data based e-infrastructure for sharing and curating open research data. agINFRA develops an e-infrastructure for sharing data and other research results among agricultural scientists and researchers of related desciplines such as biodiversity and environment. The project promotes an open approach to data-intensive science building on innovative Linked Data applications and services for collaborative research and data curation. In particular, agINFRA aims to remove existing obstacles to open sharing of research data and improve the preparedness of the scientific communities to manage and exploit the growing volume of heterogenous and complex datasets.

[…] the user needs to carry out many (error prone) execution steps and with each new experiment most of this work has to be repeated. This approach clearly fails to scale well. Overview The main objective of MINER is to support users in the task of carrying out distributed experiments in communication networks. To this end, MINER is a programmable platform that significantly simplifies the orchestrated usage of arbitrary tools via a unified application programming interface (API). The infrastructure enables a user to: specify experiments, so called MINER scenarios; schedule the execution of scenarios; retrieve results and associated logs of scenario executions. The API is tool-agnostic in the sense that the interface to configure a tool and retrieve its results is unified among all MINER tools. MINER does not reinvent the wheel by re-implementing existing tool functionality. Instead, a core concept of MINER is to integrate existing tools. Therefore, MINER provides a tool integration API […]

[…] foundational ontology DOLCE upon which the semantic structures of KCOs are built. We also present three showcases in which we highlight specific aspects of the KCO/KCCA model. METOKIS was a fast-track, technologically ambitious 22-months targeted research project exploring a novel convergent technology for knowledge and content management. It went beyond the current state of the art in Semantic Web by defining a common object model for semantically and structurally rich multimedia content and by developing a technical infrastructure for managing this novel type of “intelligent content”. The project was intended to impact on similar, longer term RTD activities primarily through its practical results in terms of design and prototype implementation. The METOKIS project has contributed to the strengthening of Europe’s technology basis in the fields of content and knowledge management, semantic web, and methodology for advanced, knowledge and content-rich information systems. METOKIS is one of the first finalised RTD projects of the 6th framework […]

From Data to Value: Unser Know-how mit dem Fokus „Motion Data Intelligence“ und den drei Schwerpunktfeldern „Health & Sports“, „Smart Region & Mobility“ sowie „Industry & Infrastructure“ wurde auch 2022 stark nachgefragt. Gemeinsam mit unseren Auftraggeber- und Partnerorganisationen arbeiteten wir sowohl an der digitalen wie auch der grünen Transformation. Unser Team bestand 2022 aus 78 Mitarbeiter­innen und Mitarbeitern. Unsere Bemühungen zu Gender und Diversity machen sich bezahlt: den Frauenanteil beim wissenschaftlichen Personal konnten wir leicht steigern. Deutlich gestiegen sind die Anteile der Projektanträge mit Frauen in der Projektleitung (+ 8,3 Prozent) und das von Frauen beantragte Projektvolumen (+ 18,2 Prozent). 2022 erwirtschafteten wir eine Betriebsleistung von rund sechs Millionen Euro. Wir arbeiteten mit und für 254 Unternehmen und Organisationen in 75 Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekten. Deutlichen Zuwachs verzeichneten wir bei direkten Beauftragungen und Forschungsaktivitäten mit finanzieller Beteiligung von Unternehmen. Insgesamt machen wir mehr und kürzere Projekte – so können wir agil auf die Bedarfe der […]

[…] accept and use such an architecture. The main focus of already available and installed software-defined networks is to provide communication for big data centres around the world. Our approach is to find a solution for a broadband communication infrastructure provider to establish new products and acquire new users by sharing the available network. SDN/OpenFlow is the key technology to jointly use already installed broadband infrastructure. Talks/Project presentation: IMAGINE 2015 “Future Energie” 5. Workshop der VDE/ITG Fokusgruppe “Energieinformationsnetze und -Systeme”, September 2015, Frankfurt SDN & OpenFlow World Congress, Oktober 2015, Düsseldorf 6th FOKUS FUSECO “Digital Convergence and Seamless Connectivity for everyone and everything –  Bringing 5G, SDN/NFV and M2M/IOT together”: OPOSSUM: A real implementation of Software defined infrastructure ICNS 2016: The Twelfth International Conference on Networking and Services, June 26 – 30 2016 – Lisbon, Portugal. SDN & OpenFlow World Congress: Advancing the Carrier vision of NFV+SDN+MANO – Realising the Potential of Software-Defined Networking, 10-14 […]

INHALTE Houskapreis 2023: 1. Platz für Salzburg Research Mit kooperativer Technologie gegen Radunfälle Digibus® 2.0: Pilot­betrieb 2023 in Koppl 5G-Livestreaming ohne störende Ver­zögerungen Hitzestresstest für Feuerwehrleute Mehr Sicherheit für alle Verkehrsteilnehmenden

On Friday, May 24, 2024, many research institutes and companies across Austria will once again open their doors from 17:00 to 23:00 and offer insights that are normally unseen. Salzburg Research is both the regional coordinator of the Lange Nacht der Forschung (Long Night of Research) for the state of Salzburg and an exhibitor. Lange Nacht der Forschung May 24 2024, 17:00-23:00 Science City Itzling | Jakob-Haringer-Straße 3 | 5020 Salzburg https://www.langenachtderforschung.at #LNF #LNF24 #LangeNachtDerForschung Free entry! A night full of experiences On May 24, 2024, researchers throughout Austria will once again provide insights into their work and convey their research up close. The Long Night of Research offers the opportunity to discover current research work, to get in direct contact with researchers, and to discuss future-oriented questions. An extensive participatory program invites you to discover and be amazed. In 2024, the Long Night of Research in Salzburg will be organized as a Green […]

[…] mobility in Science City Itzling. The goal: As many people as possible who work here come to work by bicycle, public transport or on foot and not by car. “The public transport takes longer than your car? Use the time for yourself, read a book, learn a new language or work off some mail!” Kleine Stupser wie dieser, über den Tag in einer App serviert, sollen im Frühling 2023 in der Science City Itzling zu mehr nachhaltiger und aktiver Mobilität anregen. Little nudges like this, served up throughout the day in an app, are intended to encourage more sustainable and active mobility in Science City Itzling in spring 2023. In the scientific study “Science City Aktiv Mobil” as part of the international research project „DyMoN“, employees at Science City Itzling were invited to test these incentives – so-called “nudges”. The incentives are embedded in an app for workplace health promotion in the form of […]

Within the EU Horizon 2020 project SHOW (GA No 875530) auxiliary measures, via evaluating and adapting physical road infrastructure (for instance lane markings, traffic signs, sight distances), as well as via digital support were explored for their potential contribution to enabling automated shared mobility services on the road environment. This line of research was then followed up on in the EU Horizon Europe Project AUGMENTED CCAM (GA 101,069,717), tackling more specifically with PDI support for automated mobility. This chapter presents the activities and findings of these two projects in relation to physical infrastructure adaptations for automated vehicles for two pilot sites in Austria.

This work investigates Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation (PCSS) to detect bicycle paths from 3D point cloud data of bicycle-mounted LiDARs. For the task of PCSS, an existing Convolutional Neural Network architecture (CNN) is first pre-trained on the Semantic KITTI data set, an important data set for PCSS in LiDAR scans of driving situations. Furthermore, a new, semantically-labelled 3D LiDAR data set, the Salzburg Bicycle LiDAR Data Set (SBLD), is presented, which consists of 16,008 point clouds recorded by a ROS2-enabled sensor bicycle with five 3D LiDARs covering every direction. After fine-tuning the CNN on the SBLD train set, the segmentation performance is evaluated on the SBLD test set. The CNN shows promising results in recognising bike paths, vegetation, terrain and buildings in the SBLD. To further push the segmentation performance, the existing CNN is enhanced with self-attention blocks. The evaluation of this enhanced architecture shows a performance gain of 2.79% points compared to the […]

The Department of Geoinformatics at the University of Salzburg and Salzburg Research, together with the DyMoN project consortium, are organizing a summer school from June 27th to July 6th, 2023. The Summer School is going to take place in Salzburg, Austria and is organized as an on-site event. The summer school is planned as part of the DyMoN project, which revolves around the development of innovative ways to promote sustainable mobility. The Summer School’s outcomes will inform future research activities within and beyond this international research project. The application deadline is March 15th, 2023. We advise for early registration using the application form. Focus of the Summer School The key focus of the Summer School is on interdisciplinary methods that support the design, planning, and evaluation of strategies directed at promoting sustainable mobility. Mobility behavior of people is the result of a complex interplay between internal and external factors, which can hardly be captured within […]

INHALTE IdeaSpace: Ideen für die Herausforderungen von morgen Nachhaltig pendeln: Mit digitalen Daten Radkorridore verbessern Mit KI Schlaflabore entlasten Summer School: Ideen für die Mobilitätswende C-ITS: Mehr Sicherheit für Einsatzfahrzeuge KI und digitale Produktpässe im Recycling

INHALTE Ermüdung erkennen: Wenn der Ski zur Hüttenpause rät Der Digibus® ist wieder unterwegs Innovations-Support für Tourismus, Sport und Freizeit Stupser für mehr nachhaltige Mobilität Winterdienst testet klimafreundlicheren Treibstoff Intelligentes Energiemanagement

The system presented in the paper is the main result of an on-going European research project WORKPAD (IST-2005-5-034749) that aims at building and developing an innovative software infrastructure (software, models, services, etc.) for supporting collaborative work of human operators in emergency/disaster scenarios. In such scenarios, different teams, belonging to different organizations, need to collaborate each other to reach a common goal, each team member is equipped with handheld devices (PDAs) and communication technologies, and should carry on specific tasks. In such a way we can consider the whole team as carrying on a process (macro-process), and the different teams (of the different organizations) collaborate through the interleaving of all the different processes. The idea is to investigate a 2-level framework for such scenarios: a back-end peer-to-peer community, providing advanced services requiring high computational power, data-knowledge-content integration, and a set of front-end peer-to-peer communities, that provide services to human workers, mainly by adaptively enacting processes […]

AbstractManufacturing as a Service (MaaS) refers to a set of tools and processes that can assist the shared use of networked production facilities. In the core of this paradigm is a vision where manufacturing environments shall profit from an online set of tools and services that can be tailored to the requirements coming from the different manufacturers, thus reaching a higher degree of flexibility, and an increase in production efficiency.In the context of MaaS, the Horizon 2020 European Connected Factory Platform for Agile Manufacturing (EFPF) provides an operational instantiation of a large-scale MaaS across Europe, integrating a diverse set of services such as data analytics, factory connectors, and an interoperable Data Spine to proportionate a high level of automation across different shop-floors.This chapter explains the EFPF MaaS concept, going over its architectural design, and giving insight into how developers and SMEs can profit from the EFPF open-source SDK to generate new products, and how these […]

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From Data to Value: Salzburg Research blickt trotz anhaltend vieler Herausforderungen auf ein erfolgreiches Jahr 2021. Mit dem Fokus „Motion Data Intelligence“ und den drei Schwerpunktfeldern „Health & Sports“, „Smart Region & Mobility“ sowie „Industry & Infrastructure“ hatten wir passendes Know-how parat, um die digitale Transformation und nachhaltige Themen gut bedienen zu können. Insgesamt 64 Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern waren im Jahr 2021 im Team. Einen besonderen Fokus haben wir auf Gender und Diversity gelegt und zeigen erstmals Zahlen dazu im Detail. Wir erwirtschafteten 2021 eine Betriebsleistung von rund 5,5 Millionen Euro. Wir arbeiteten in 62 Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekten. Deutlichen Zuwachs verzeichneten wir bei direkten Beauftragungen und Forschungsaktivitäten mit finanzieller Beteiligung von Unternehmen. 2021 forschten und arbeiteten wir für und mit insgesamt 257 Organisationen, darunter 134 Unternehmen aus dem In- und Ausland. Aus unserer Forschungsarbeit entstanden 38 Publikationen in peer-reviewten Medien, darunter 17 Journal Papers und ebenfalls 17 Beiträge in Conference Proceedings. 9 unserer Forscher:innen […]

ABSTRACT: The building of interoperable knowledge based multimedia information systems requires a dialog between those research communities that make advances in content classification through e.g. image analysis, those working on standardisation of multimedia meta data, e.g. the MPEG community and those working on advanced knowledge-based end user applications that can feed and use the emerging Semantic Web. We present the working hypothesis of a new European research project which aims at developing a seamless exchange infrastructure between different data, knowledge and content management architectures and applications. The ultimate goal of the research is to demonstrate ways in which distributed information systems can manipulate complex information objects at a level of abstraction which is close to a conceptual model as it would be used by humans. We illustrate the motivation for the research and present the building blocks of the overall system whose status is work in progress.