Full Programme
Wednesday, OCT 11
Thursday, OCT 12
Friday, OCT 13
Wednesday, October 11th, 2023
08:30
Welcome coffee and Tea and Registration
10:00
Opening and Welcome
- Dieter Kranzlmüller, Volker Wohlgemuth, Maximilian Höb
- Sylvenstein
- 10:00
10:30
Earth Observation and Machine Learning for Environmental Sciences – The terrabyte HPDA system as a game changer for research
- Julian Zeidler
- German Aerospace Center
- Sylvenstein
- Chair : Dieter Kranzlmüller
11:15
- Dr. Magdalena Mittermeier
- Department of Geographie, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
- Sylvenstein
- Chair : Dieter Kranzlmüller
12:00
Lunch Break
13:00
- Barak Fishbain
- Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Haifa
- Sylvenstein
- Chair : Volker Wohlgemuth
13:30
Main Track: Environmental Monitoring
- Chair : Kostas Karazas
Towards Fine-Grained Sensor-Based Probabilistic Individual Air Pollution Exposure Prediction using Wind Information
- Till Riedel
- KIT
- Sylvenstein
- 13:30
everWeather: A Low-Cost and Self-Powered AIoT Weather Forecasting Station for Remote Areas
- Sofia Polymeni
- Information Technologies Institute, Centre for Research and Technology Hellas
- Sylvenstein
- 14:00
Management of climate protection measures in peatland areas in Schleswig-Holstein
- Friedhelm Hosenfeld
- DigSyLand
- Sylvenstein
- 14:30
Sustainable Mobility
- Chair: Peter Theissen
Data Management of Heterogeneous Bicycle Infrastructure Data
- Johannes Schering
- University of Oldenburg / Department of Business Informatics VLBA
- Hilpoltstein
- 13:30
Evaluation of Incentive Systems in the Context of SusCRM in a Local Online Retail Platform
- Richard Schulte
- University of Applied Science Bremerhaven
- Hilpoltstein
- 14:00
Geospatial Data Processing and Analysis of Cross-Border Rail Infrastructures in Europe
- Peter Paul Theisen
- Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences
- Hilpoltstein
- 14:30
Open Search - Advancing Environmental Data Discovery
5-year into the Open Search Initiative: state of play and future perspective
- Stefan Voigt
- Open Search Foundation
- Rothsee
- 13:30
Open Search - new approaches towards a sustainable search infrastructure
- Dieter Kranzlmüller and Stephan Hachinger
- Leibniz Supercomputing Centre
- Rothsee
- 14:00
OpenSearch@DLR project - new tools for scientific search and access to environmental data
- Tobias Hecking
- German Aerospace Center
- Rothsee
- 14:30
15:00
Coffee and Tea Break
15:30
Main Track: Sustainable Practices
- Chair : Barak Fishbain
Sustainability Assessment in Semi-automated Solar Panels Production Facility
- Amna Ramzy
- German University in Cairo
- Sylvenstein
- 15:30
A Novel Approach for Sensor Fusion Object Detection in Waste Sorting: The Case of WEEE
- Ali Nazeri
- DFKI
- Sylvenstein
- 16:00
Sustainability Analysis and Optimisation of a PET Recycling Factory in the MENA Region
- Tim Winiarz
- University of Applied Science (HTW) Berlin, Department Operational Environmental Informatics, Berlin, Germany
- Sylvenstein
- 16:30
Green Coding - Session I
- Chair : Volker Wohlgemuth
Software Life Cycle Assessment (SLCA) in the wild
- Geerd-Dietger Hoffmann
- Green Coding Berlin
- Hilpoltstein
- 15:30
- Hilpoltstein
- 16:00
- German
The workshop investigates the integration of technology and sustainability, focusing on incorporating Green Coding into curricula. It explores challenges, opportunities, and potential implementations. The workshop comprises in-depth discussions about initial efforts introducing Green Coding through a course at HTW Berlin, titled “Design and implementation of a lecture teaching current Green Coding approaches and practices at HTW Berlin,” offering foundational insights. Additionally, a presentation on integrating Green Coding into existing study programs provides practical applications. Participants are encouraged to share experiences and insights into integrating Green Coding into curricula, with qualitative inputs analyzed for a comprehensive understanding. Outcomes will shape academic guidelines for wider dissemination. Join this transformative platform shaping the future of tech education, uniting sustainability and technology through Green Coding. It welcomes researchers, educators, and curriculum developers passionate about sustainable tech education, valuing your contributions to the discourse on Green Coding’s educational impact.
Design and implementation of a lecture for teaching current Green Coding approaches and practices at the HTW Berlin
- Dennis Junger
- HTW-Berlin
- Hilpoltstein
- 16:00
- Volker Wohlgemuth
- HTW-Berlin
- Hilpoltstein
- 16:20
Unser Workshop beleuchtet hierbei neben dem Stand der Technik zukünftige Implementationsmöglichkeiten und die damit verbundenen Chancen und Hindernisse.
Workshop-Highlights:
Aktuelle Beispiele: Mit einem Eröffnungs-Talk zu ersten Implementierungsversuchen eines Green Coding Kurses an der HTW-Berlin mit dem Titel „Design and implementation of a lecture of teaching current Green Coding approaches and practices at the HTW-Berlin” sowie der folgenden Vorstellung einer aktuellen Masterarbeit zum Thema “How can Green Coding concepts be implemented into the curricula of existing study programs?” wird Ihnen für die folgende Diskussion beziehungsweise Experteninterviews eine Gundlage und Einstieg gegeben.
Experteninterviews: Die Teilnehmer sind eingeladen, ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen und Reflexionen zur Integration von Green Coding in Curricula zu teilen. Diese qualitativen Erkenntnisse werden methodisch erfasst, analysiert und ausgewertet um vertiefte Einsichten in den Implementierungsprozess zu gewinnen. Die erfassten Ideen und Ergebnisse werden folgend in akademische Leitlinien verarbeitet und veröffentlicht.
Seien Sie Teil dieser wissenschaftlichen Erkundung und gestalten Sie die Zukunft der Technologie mit einem fundierten Ansatz zur Integration von Green Coding in Curricula. Dieser Workshop richtet sich an Forschende, Pädagogen:innen, Curriculum-Entwickler:innen und alle, die sich für die Verknüpfung von Nachhaltigkeit und Technologiebildung in der Lehre interessieren.
Smart Water
- Chair : Stephan Hachinger
Machine Learning for the Detection of Water Pollutants in the Danube
- Viktoria Pauw
- Leibniz Supercomputing Centre
- Rothsee
- 15:30
IoT-Driven Data Solutions for Water Scarcity: The Nutzwasser project approach
- Asim Zulfiqar
- Leibniz Supercomputing Centre
- Rothsee
- 16:00
18:30
Conference Dinner