Services for Research Institutions
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Center Denmark currently provides data infrastructure for the following projects, benefiting the research institutions that are also participating:
ARV is a project that strives to create climate-positive circular communities where people can thrive for many generations to come. As the digitalization hub, Center Denmark will manage all data from the project and therefore plays a key role in its development.
The overarching goal of SEEDS is to boost the electrification of heating systems in buildings through an integrated approach that combines energy renovation and intelligent control of heating and cooling systems.
COPPER helps cities in the North Sea region fulfill their new role as coordinators of local energy systems. The project positions the North Sea region as a frontrunner for the flexible energy systems of the future. Capacity is being built in the participating municipalities through a digital toolbox that can support processes and decisions in the municipalities.
Center Denmark is working with AAU and the Municipality of Fredericia to create a digital pilot for Fredericia's electricity grid where various scenarios are tested.
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Microdata for students
In some cases, more "raw" data is needed to conduct analyses or projects. Center Denmark has developed legal tools and pseudonymization techniques that allow individual students to access data that is not aggregated or otherwise altered; in other words, microdata.
This can be particularly relevant for bachelor's or master's theses in STEM programs, where unmanipulated data is required. Here, the data is pseudonymized – meaning, for example, addresses and grid references are obscured, and non-disclosure agreements are made with the students.
See all our datasets and how to access them here:
Hosting of Digital Models
Currently, a range of digital models are being developed in various research projects for which Center Denmark facilitates data. As part of Center Denmark's infrastructure, it is also possible to host these digital models here – and furthermore, connect directly to data in a protected zone. This ensures that the models are further developed after the project and that they are used more broadly in the industry with the possibility of accessing a wider spectrum of data.
Example 1: BEEM Model - Building Energy Efficiency Model
The BEEM model (Building Energy Efficiency Model) is developed by DTU Compute for data-driven analysis of building energy consumption with the aim of better energy labeling of heat consumption – for use in energy efficiency improvements, and for example, obtaining loans for energy upgrades in buildings.
Example 2: Software Tool Energy Metaverse
The software tool Energy Metaverse, developed by SDU, is a digital twin evaluation environment that allows for testing a multitude of scenarios in the electricity distribution network – for instance, how the system is affected by more electric vehicles, or how the system is influenced by different ways of controlling heat pumps. It is thus possible to test new control tools for electric vehicles, heat pumps, household batteries, etc., before they are implemented on a larger scale in the electricity grid.
Read more about the digital metaverse here:
Center Denmark hosts Uni-Lab.dk
Living Labs are real-world test environments where new technologies, products, and services can be tested under representative conditions, such as normal residential or industrial areas. Uni-Lab.dk provides access to a wide range of test laboratories and Living Labs in Denmark.
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