On January, 20, 2021, OntoTrans and two European materials modelling projects (Marketplace and VIMMP) will jointly organise on the European Materials Modelling platform the webinar on
"Translation and how it will evolve in Open Translation Environments and the EU Materials Modelling Marketplaces”
January 20, 2021 / 15:00 CET / Duration: 1.5 hoursOnline Meeting Invitation link is available at the related EMMC ASBL Forum post!
Description
Following the EMMC definition [1] , we consider “Translation” as the process of transforming industrial problems/issues into questions to be solved by modelling and simulations tools for e.g., supporting industrial innovation. Translators guide manufacturers to find the optimal solution of industrial challenges using modelling workflows, and advise industrial end-users in modelling / simulation execution and interpretation of the results, as depicted in the Figure below:
The Translator comes in as a multi-professional specialist (or team of professionals) who fulfils a role to understand both the modelling and industrial worlds and speaks “both languages”.
In the webinar we will share with the audience how we envisage Translation to evolve on Open Translation Environments (within the OntoTrans project) and how we envisage the EU materials modelling marketplaces (within both the MarketPlace and VIMMP projects) to be particular platforms for it.
[1] Hristova-Bogaerds, Denka, Asinari, Pietro, Konchakova, Natalia, Bergamasco, Luca, Marcos Ramos, Alicia, Goldbeck, Gerhard, Hoeche, Daniel, Swang, Ole, Schmitz, Georg J., EMMC Translators Guide, Zenodo, 2019. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3552259
Speakers (order of appearance)
Alexandra Simperler (Goldbeck Consulting, UK) from OntoTrans and MarketPlace project
Natalia Konchakova (Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany) from OntoTrans project
Kwang-Leong Choy (University College London, UK) from Marketplace project
Ignacio Pagonabarraga (EPFL, Switzerland) from VIMMP project
To have access to the related EMMC ASBL Forum post you need to be registered and logged in at least as EMMC ASBL Associate Member (no membership fee!!)
