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| 791. W.E. Heraeus Seminar [OSW5eb075ae1caf4f31ac7994334cb3f673] | |
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| ID | OSW5eb075ae1caf4f31ac7994334cb3f673 |
| UUID | 5eb075ae-1caf-4f31-ac79-94334cb3f673 |
| Label | 791. W.E. Heraeus Seminar |
| Machine compatible name | 791WEHeraeusSeminar |
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Description
The 791. W.E. Heraeus Seminar has the title "The Physical, Chemical and Technological Aspects of the Fundamental Transition in Energy Supply from Fossil to Renewable Sources – Key Aspect: Energy Storage".
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Introduction of OpenSemanticLab
This short introduction of OpenSemanticLab is intended for visitors of the 791. W.E. Heraeus Seminar and in Relation to the contribution "A Semantic Knowledge Platform for the Energy Value Chain" by Matthias A. Popp. The following paragraphs give a short introduction on
- how to navigate within OSL
- how to write articles and create content
- how to link objects and attribute properties.
- usual entry point is the main page.
- use search function to directly find content.
- use the graph tool to browse the properties of entities. Right-click on ellipses to
- jump to their content-page
- show specific properties
How to add your contribution to the conference graph:
click on
How to write Articles and create content
Have a look on the tutorial on how to write articles
How to link objects and attribute properties
- find an OpenEnergyOntology (OEO) term via the search function or for example in the energy input/output graph
- go to Edit Data and add a Statement, for example with an efficieny
Seminar Contributions Graph
Example Query
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| start_date | "2023-06-18" | |||||
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| location_name | "Bad Honnef" | |||||
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| uuid | "5eb075ae-1caf-4f31-ac79-94334cb3f673" | |||||
| name | "791WEHeraeusSeminar" | |||||
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| start_date_min | "2023-06-18T16:00" | |||||
| end_date | "2023-06-22T14:00" |